LIU Yanling, PANG Jiangli, HUANG Chunchang, et al. Study on the Distribution Characteristics and Mechanism of Soil Aggregates in the Source Area of Hanjiang River and Jialing River[J]. 2021, 35(2): 235-242.
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LIU Yanling, PANG Jiangli, HUANG Chunchang, et al. Study on the Distribution Characteristics and Mechanism of Soil Aggregates in the Source Area of Hanjiang River and Jialing River[J]. 2021, 35(2): 235-242. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.02.031.
Study on the Distribution Characteristics and Mechanism of Soil Aggregates in the Source Area of Hanjiang River and Jialing River
The distribution and mechanism of soil aggregates in the source area of the Hanjiang river and Jialing River were studied by experimental and data analysis of soil aggregates and physic-chemical properties. The results showed that:(1) The content of aggregates of >0.25 mm (R0.25)
mean weight diameter (MWD) and geometric mean diameter (GMD) of aggregates in the source area of Hanjiang River decreased from 83.73%
2.17 and 1.11 of surface layer to 59.18%
0.40 and 0.26 of parent material layer
respectively
while those of Jialing River decreased from 69.72%
1.03 and 0.46 of surface layer to 56.55%
0.52 and 0.27 of parent material layer. While the fractal dimension (D) increased with the depth deepening
and the D of the former increased from 2.46 of surface layer to 2.53 of parent material layer
and those of the latter increased from 2.50 of surface layer to 2.57 of parent material layer
indicating that the stability of soil aggregates decreased with the increases of depth. The >2 mm and 1~2 mm aggregates had important contribution to the stability of soil. (2) Organic matter
iron and aluminum oxides and silt in particle composition were important factors to promote the formation of soil aggregates and maintain their stability
while SiO2
K2O
clay
sand and calcium carbonate had the opposite effects on aggregate stability in different soil environments. In other words
the first three factors were unfavorable to the stability of aggregates in LJH profile
but are beneficial to maintain their stability in YJS profile. The last two factors promoted the formation of aggregates in LJH profile
but destroyed the stability of YJS profile. It had a dispersion effect on aggregates after Na2O dissolved by water. (3) In the source area of Hanjiang River
the stability of aggregates in surface layer was stronger than that in Jialing River source area
and the main factors were silt
organic matter and iron aluminum oxide. The soil mass of leaching layer was dense and weak in permeability
which was unfavorable for the formation of aggregates
and the stability was weaker than the latter. The stability of aggregates of the parent material layer in both places was poor. Besides
the stability difference of soil in the source area of Hanjiang River in different genetic layers was greater than that in the Jialing River.
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