LIN Liwen, DENG Yusong, LI Peiqi, et al. Study on the Effects of Litter and Soil Hydrology of Different Density[J]. 2020, 34(5): 200-207.
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LIN Liwen, DENG Yusong, LI Peiqi, et al. Study on the Effects of Litter and Soil Hydrology of Different Density[J]. 2020, 34(5): 200-207. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.05.028.
Study on the Effects of Litter and Soil Hydrology of Different Density
Based on field observation and indoor immersion methods
we examined hydrological effects of litter layer and soil layer of six different densities of Cunninghamia lanceolata plantation in Rongshui Beijianghe Forest Farm of Northern Guangxi. The results showed that: (1) The litter thickness and the stock volume of six densities of Cunninghamia lanceolata plantation ranged from 3.9 to 5.7 cm and from 4.3 to 6.4 t/hm2
the thickness of litter was consistent with the change of accumulation
and the order from large to small was 1 755
1 440
2 025
2 700
2 325
975 plants/hm2; (2)The maximum water holding capacity of litter is 2.40~14.23 t/hm2
and the maximum storage capacity was 5.23~11.51 t/hm2. The effective storage capacity was 2.45~9.49 t/hm2
of which 1 755 plants/hm2 was the largest; (3) In the 0—100 cm soil layer
the soil bulk density of different densities of Cunninghamia lanceolata was between 1.19~1.28 g/cm3
and the minimum density is 1 755 plants/hm2; (4) The maximum and effective water holding capacity of six different densities of Cunninghamia lanceolat were 1 755 plants/hm2
and the maximum water holding capacity was far greater than the effective water holding capacity; (5) The water holding capacity of litter and its decomposition layers had a logarithmic relationship with soaking time (R2>0.96)
and the water absorption rate had a power function relationship with soaking time (R2>0.92). In conclusion
the forest with density about 1 755 plants/hm2
Cunninghamia lanceolata forest showed better water conservation ability.
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TIAN Chao1,YANG Xin-bing1,LI Jun1,2,CAO Yun-sheng1,ZHANG Wei1,LIU Yang1,BI Ke-jiao1(1.Agricultural University of Hebei,Baoding,Hebei 071000,2.Mulan Forestry Administration of Hebei Province,Weichang,Hebei 068450)