WEI Hanmei, ZHENG Fenli, FENG Zhizhen, et al. Responses of Soil Nutrients to Soil Erosion and Deposition at Watershed Scale in the Thin Layer Mollisol Area of Northeast China[J]. 2021, 35(4): 49-54.
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WEI Hanmei, ZHENG Fenli, FENG Zhizhen, et al. Responses of Soil Nutrients to Soil Erosion and Deposition at Watershed Scale in the Thin Layer Mollisol Area of Northeast China[J]. 2021, 35(4): 49-54. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.04.008.
Responses of Soil Nutrients to Soil Erosion and Deposition at Watershed Scale in the Thin Layer Mollisol Area of Northeast China
Studies on soil nutrient responses to soil erosion and deposition at watershed scale can provide important scientific basis for soil erosion risk assessment. The Binzhou watershed
a typical thin layer Mollisol region in Northeast China
was selected as the study area. Based on soil sample collection and laboratory analysis
and combined with 137Cs tracer method
the soil nutrient contents between erosion-dominant sites and deposition-dominant sites were compared
and the spatial distribution of soil nutrients at watershed scale and their responses to soil erosion and deposition rates were explicated. The results showed that soil erosion-deposition processes obviously affected soil nutrient contents at watershed scale. Comparing with soil deposition-dominant sites
the contents of soil organic carbon (SOC)
total nitrogen (TN)
NO3—N and available phosphorus (AP) at the soil erosion-dominant sites were reduced by 27.4%
21.1%
29.2% and 54.1%
respectively. Meanwhile
the SOC and TN contents between both in soil deposition and erosion sites had extremely significant differences
and the AP contents at both sites had significant difference; while there was no significant difference in NO3—N contents at the both sites. The contents of SOC
TN and AP had significant negative correlations with soil erosion rates. Moreover
the spatial distributions of SOC and TN contents at the watershed scale were opposite to the spatial distribution of soil erosion rate
which indicated that soil erosion was the key driving factor for soil quality degradation in the study area.
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