LI Ang1, ZHANG Ming1, CHEN Yingquan1, et al. Effects of Glycyrrhiza Uralensis Plantation on Soil Texture and Contents of Soil Carbon and Nitrogen in Wind Erosion Region of Northwest China[J]. 2016, 30(5): 286-290.
LI Ang1, ZHANG Ming1, CHEN Yingquan1, et al. Effects of Glycyrrhiza Uralensis Plantation on Soil Texture and Contents of Soil Carbon and Nitrogen in Wind Erosion Region of Northwest China[J]. 2016, 30(5): 286-290. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2016.05.047.
To explore effects of liquorice(Glycyrrhiza Uralensis) plantation on soil erosion
texture and contents of organic carbon(OC) and total nitrogen(TN) through measuring vegetation coverage
height above-ground biomass and topsoil(0-5 cm) erosion
texture
nutrient conservation under cover
analysis was done of the liquorice vegetation for characteristic indices and of the topsoil texture and nutrients. Results showed that with the liquorice vegetation growing on
coverage
height and biomass of the vegetation
and silt+clay
very fine sands
OC and TN in the topsoil all significantly increased
while wind erosion significantly decreased(P<0.05). Correlation analysis indicated that characteristic indices were significantly and positively related to soil silt+clay
very fine sands
OC and TN contents(P<0.01). Regression analysis demonstrated that for every 1g of increase in biomass
the content silt+clay
OC and TN in topsoil increased 0.048 9 %
0.012 g/kg and 0.001 1 g/kg; for every 1% of increase in topsoil silt+clay
the content of OC and TN increased 0.220 3 g/kg and 0.018 5 g/kg
respectively. Obviously
the adoption of practice of planting liquorice on farmland of wind erosion of Northwest China
may reduce wind erosion of the surface soil
and increase the amount of fine particulate matter and hence content of OC and TN
and soil fertility could be recovered and improved.