ZHENG Hao1, GUAN Saisai2, WANG Wenliang1, et al. Effects of Conservation Tillage on Water Loss and Soil Erosion in Sloping Fields of Planting Flue-cured Tobacco[J]. 2016, 30(6): 43-46.
ZHENG Hao1, GUAN Saisai2, WANG Wenliang1, et al. Effects of Conservation Tillage on Water Loss and Soil Erosion in Sloping Fields of Planting Flue-cured Tobacco[J]. 2016, 30(6): 43-46. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2016.06.008.
A conservation tillage experiment was carried out in the sloping fields in Chongqing in order to explore the influence of conservation tillage on water loss and soil erosion
so as to provide some suggestions for soil and water conservation in Chongqing area. The field experiment was carried out in 2015 in Shizhu
Chongqing. The flue-cured tobacco variety Yunyan 87 was planted in the whole testing area
and sloping ridging was used. There were four treatments
i.e. T1
in which Lolium multiflorum Lam. was not grown
T2
in which L. multiflorum was grown between ridges
T3
in which L. multiflorum was grown on the rdiges
and T4
in which L. multiflorum was grown both between ridges and on the ridges. The results showed that growing L. multiflorum between ridges could effectively reduce runoff by 58.66% to 65.79%
sediment yield could be reduced by 62.50% to 68.78%
and the loss of NO3--N
NH4+-N
phosphorus and potassium in runoff could be reduced by 52.05% to 57.22%
51.03% to 59.98%
51.47% to 65.88%
and 66.93% to 69.33%
respectively. When L. multiflorum was grown on the rdiges
the runoff
the sediment yield
the loss of NO3--N
NH4+-N
phosphorus and potassium in runoff could be reduced by 54.32% to 61.59%
52.95% to 62.98%
63.73% to 77.49%
59.12% to 67.81%
62.84% to 76.22%
and 75.17% to 77.84%
respectively. When L. multiflorum was grown both between ridges and on the rdiges
the runoff
the sediment yield
the loss of NO3--N
NH4+-N
phosphorus and potassium in runoff could be reduced by 92.09% to 98.25%
86.43% to 95.91%
87.89% to 94.99%
90.19% to 97.06%
81.99% to 91.94%
and 91.52% to 93.88%
respectively. Overall
growing L. multiflorum both between ridges and on the rdiges is the best way of soil and water conservation.