DU Yingni, ZHOU Yiwen, LI Zhaoxia, et al. Effects of Typical Vegetation Measures on Soil and Water Conservation Under Different Rainfall Regimes in Danjiangkou Reservoir Area[J]. 2023, 37(2): 51-57.
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DU Yingni, ZHOU Yiwen, LI Zhaoxia, et al. Effects of Typical Vegetation Measures on Soil and Water Conservation Under Different Rainfall Regimes in Danjiangkou Reservoir Area[J]. 2023, 37(2): 51-57. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2023.02.007.
Effects of Typical Vegetation Measures on Soil and Water Conservation Under Different Rainfall Regimes in Danjiangkou Reservoir Area
In order to further study the effect of vegetation measures on soil and water conservation under different rainfall regimes
this study takes the typical ecological restoration watershed in Danjiangkou reservoir area as the research object and adopts the slope runoff plot observation method
to study the effects of typical vegetation restoration measure on runoff coefficient
sediment concentration and soil erosion amount in the slope under different rainfall regimes based on the rainfall
runoff and sediment data monitored in situ of long term field taking bare land as the control.The response characteristics of soil and water conservation effects of vegetation measures to different rainfall regimes were analyzed.The results are as follows:(1) Rainfall regime Ⅲ characterized by medium-duration
medium-rainfall and low-intensity was the most common type in the study area
while short-duration
low-rainfall and high-intensity rainfall (Rainfall regime Ⅰ)
and long-duration
high-rainfall and medium-intensity rainfall (Rainfall regime Ⅱ) occurred relatively infrequently.But the soil erosion caused by Rainfall regime Ⅰ was the most serious
accounting for more than 46.79% of the total erosion.Besides
the rainfall depth and maximum rainfall intensity of 30 min (I30) were the key rainfall factors controlling soil erosion in the study area.(2) All vegetation measures had significant effects on soil and water conservation
and the benefits of runoff and sediment reduction were in the order of MS>CF>EJ.Compared to the bare land
MS decreased the runoff coefficient
sediment concentration and soil erosion by 54.07%
50.80% and 65.47%
respectively
while EJ reduced the runoff coefficient
sediment concentration and soil erosion by 30.60%
36.21% and 45.42%
respectively.The soil and water conservation effect of vegetation measures was the best under rainfall regime Ⅲ
with the best effect of MS
the reduction of soil erosion reached 87.98%;while it was slightly weaker under rainfall regime Ⅰ
among which the effect of CF was relatively better
with the reduction of erosion was 65.25%.Furthermore
the reduction benefit of runoff coefficient for vegetation measures gradually decreased with the increase of rainfall depth
the reduction benefit of sediment concentration decreased with the increase of I30.The Medicago sativa measure had the better sediment reduction effect at I30<41 mm/h
while CF had the better sediment reduction effect at 68.8 mm/h>I30>41 mm/h
but lower than 41.55%.The results have important guiding significance for soil and water conservation and sustainable utilization of resources in the Danjiangkou reservoir area.
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