Steady infiltration rates in soils of three forest types for an agroforestry system in the hilly region of Sichuan Basin

LUO Zong-shi; ZHANG Lu; XIANG Cheng-hua; XIE Da-jun; CHEN Jun-hua; LUO Xiao-hua

doi:10.11833/j.issn.2095-0756.2010.02.012

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LUO Zong-shi, ZHANG Lu, XIANG Cheng-hua, XIE Da-jun, CHEN Jun-hua, LUO Xiao-hua. Steady infiltration rates in soils of three forest types for an agroforestry system in the hilly region of Sichuan Basin[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2010, 27(2): 233-238. doi: 10.11833/j.issn.2095-0756.2010.02.012

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LUO Zong-shi, ZHANG Lu, XIANG Cheng-hua, XIE Da-jun, CHEN Jun-hua, LUO Xiao-hua. Steady infiltration rates in soils of three forest types for an agroforestry system in the hilly region of Sichuan Basin[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2010, 27(2): 233-238. doi: 10.11833/j.issn.2095-0756.2010.02.012

Steady infiltration rates in soils of three forest types for an agroforestry system in the hilly region of Sichuan Basin

doi: 10.11833/j.issn.2095-0756.2010.02.012

1.
Sichuan Academy of Forestry，Chengdu 610081，Sichuan，China;
2.
Sichuan Forestry Investigatory Planting Institution，Chengdu 610081，Sichuan，China

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Corresponding author: LUO Zong-shi
Publish Date: 2010-04-20

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Using a Hood infiltrometer IL-2700 （Germany，2006），the steady infiltration rate in three soil layers（0－10，10－20，and 20－30 cm） of three forest types （a Cupressus funebris plantation，a mixed Quercus acutissima-C. funebris forest，and a mixed Alnus cremastogyne-C. funebris forest） from an agroforestry system in the hilly region of the Sichuan Basin was measured. The relationship between soil features，forest structure，and steady soil infiltration rate was also discussed. Results showed that for a given forest type the steady infiltration rate of the soil decreased with soil layer depth. For different soil layers，the steady infiltration rates of the two mixed forests were significantly greater （P＜0.05） than the C. funebris plantation. The order of steady infiltration rates by soil depth was as follows：1） for the 0－10 cm depth，mixed Q. acutissima-C. funebris forest （13.269 mmmin－1）＞mixed A. cremastogyne-C. funebris forest （10.438 mmmin－1）＞C. funebris plantation（4.513 mmmin－1）；2） for 10 － 20 cm，mixed Q. acutissima-C. funebris forest （4.338 mmmin－1）＞mixed A. cremastogyne-C. funebris forest （3.791 mmmin－1）＞C. funebris plantation （1.329 mmmin－1）；and 3） for 20 － 30 cm，mixed A. cremastogyne-C. funebris forest （3.095 mmmin－1）＞mixed Q. acutissima-C. funebris forest （2.653 mmmin－1）＞C. funebris plantation （1.965 mmmin－1）. Thus，to enhance the water and soil conservation capacity of forested land in agroforestry systems of the hilly regions of Sichuan Basin，a mixed forest should be planted.［Ch，5 tab. 15 ref.］
- forest soil science,
- steady infiltration rate in soils,
- water retaining capacity,
- forest land

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Steady infiltration rates in soils of three forest types for an agroforestry system in the hilly region of Sichuan Basin

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2. Sichuan Forestry Investigatory Planting Institution，Chengdu 610081，Sichuan，China

Corresponding author: LUO Zong-shi

Publish Date: 2010-04-20

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Abstract: Using a Hood infiltrometer IL-2700 （Germany，2006），the steady infiltration rate in three soil layers（0－10，10－20，and 20－30 cm） of three forest types （a Cupressus funebris plantation，a mixed Quercus acutissima-C. funebris forest，and a mixed Alnus cremastogyne-C. funebris forest） from an agroforestry system in the hilly region of the Sichuan Basin was measured. The relationship between soil features，forest structure，and steady soil infiltration rate was also discussed. Results showed that for a given forest type the steady infiltration rate of the soil decreased with soil layer depth. For different soil layers，the steady infiltration rates of the two mixed forests were significantly greater （P＜0.05） than the C. funebris plantation. The order of steady infiltration rates by soil depth was as follows：1） for the 0－10 cm depth，mixed Q. acutissima-C. funebris forest （13.269 mmmin－1）＞mixed A. cremastogyne-C. funebris forest （10.438 mmmin－1）＞C. funebris plantation（4.513 mmmin－1）；2） for 10 － 20 cm，mixed Q. acutissima-C. funebris forest （4.338 mmmin－1）＞mixed A. cremastogyne-C. funebris forest （3.791 mmmin－1）＞C. funebris plantation （1.329 mmmin－1）；and 3） for 20 － 30 cm，mixed A. cremastogyne-C. funebris forest （3.095 mmmin－1）＞mixed Q. acutissima-C. funebris forest （2.653 mmmin－1）＞C. funebris plantation （1.965 mmmin－1）. Thus，to enhance the water and soil conservation capacity of forested land in agroforestry systems of the hilly regions of Sichuan Basin，a mixed forest should be planted.［Ch，5 tab. 15 ref.］

Steady infiltration rates in soils of three forest types for an agroforestry system in the hilly region of Sichuan Basin

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