Moisture-holding capacity of different plant cover types in the Jianshan River drainage area

LONG Wu; YANG Yun-hua; WANG Ke-qin; LI Jian-zeng; LI Bao-rong; LI Yun-jiao

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LONG Wu, YANG Yun-hua, WANG Ke-qin, LI Jian-zeng, LI Bao-rong, LI Yun-jiao. Moisture-holding capacity of different plant cover types in the Jianshan River drainage area[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2007, 24(2): 135-139.

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LONG Wu, YANG Yun-hua, WANG Ke-qin, LI Jian-zeng, LI Bao-rong, LI Yun-jiao. Moisture-holding capacity of different plant cover types in the Jianshan River drainage area[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2007, 24(2): 135-139.

Moisture-holding capacity of different plant cover types in the Jianshan River drainage area

1.
Environmental Science and Technology Department, Southwest Forestry College, Kunming 650224, Yunnan,China;
2.
WaterConservancy Bureau of Yuxi City, Yuxi 653100, Yunnan, China;
3.
WaterConservancy Bureau of Chengjiang County, Chengjiang 652500, Yunnan, China

Funds:

国家珠江上游小流域综合治理试点工程项目(XH007019)

Received Date: 2006-05-08
Rev Recd Date: 2006-11-19
Publish Date: 2007-04-20

Abstract

In orderto find foresttypeswith bettermoisture-holding capacity,to logically adjustthe foreststructure,and to maximize forest use in the Jianshan River drainage area,moisture-holding capacity of vegetation, litter, and soils fromsixdifferentland covertypes,namely,a Pinus yunnanensis secondary forest,a Cunninghamia lanceolata secondary forest, a shrub forest, terraced field, farmland on slopes, and moor, were compared.Moisture-holding capacity of the vegetation and litter were determined with immersion mensuration, while the soil moisture-holding capacity wasestablished as the productof soil porosity and soil thicknessof the land.Results showed thattherewere significant differences(P 0.01)in moisture-holding capacities for vegetation, litter, and soils of different land cover types.Moisture-holding capacities were in the following order: terraced field(5 473.1 thm- 2) Pinus yunnanensis secondary forest(5 464.2 thm- 2) Cunninghamia lanceolata secondary forest(5 433.0 thm- 2) moor(5 203.2 thm- 2) farmland on slopes(5 039.1 thm- 2) shrub forest(4 610.5 thm- 2).[Ch,4tab. 12 ref.]
- forest ecology,
- vegetation types,
- moisture-holding capacity,
- the Jianshan River drainage area

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Moisture-holding capacity of different plant cover types in the Jianshan River drainage area

1. Environmental Science and Technology Department, Southwest Forestry College, Kunming 650224, Yunnan,China;

2. WaterConservancy Bureau of Yuxi City, Yuxi 653100, Yunnan, China;

3. WaterConservancy Bureau of Chengjiang County, Chengjiang 652500, Yunnan, China

Funds:

国家珠江上游小流域综合治理试点工程项目(XH007019)

Received Date: 2006-05-08

Rev Recd Date: 2006-11-19

Publish Date: 2007-04-20

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Abstract: In orderto find foresttypeswith bettermoisture-holding capacity,to logically adjustthe foreststructure,and to maximize forest use in the Jianshan River drainage area,moisture-holding capacity of vegetation, litter, and soils fromsixdifferentland covertypes,namely,a Pinus yunnanensis secondary forest,a Cunninghamia lanceolata secondary forest, a shrub forest, terraced field, farmland on slopes, and moor, were compared.Moisture-holding capacity of the vegetation and litter were determined with immersion mensuration, while the soil moisture-holding capacity wasestablished as the productof soil porosity and soil thicknessof the land.Results showed thattherewere significant differences(P 0.01)in moisture-holding capacities for vegetation, litter, and soils of different land cover types.Moisture-holding capacities were in the following order: terraced field(5 473.1 thm- 2) Pinus yunnanensis secondary forest(5 464.2 thm- 2) Cunninghamia lanceolata secondary forest(5 433.0 thm- 2) moor(5 203.2 thm- 2) farmland on slopes(5 039.1 thm- 2) shrub forest(4 610.5 thm- 2).[Ch,4tab. 12 ref.]

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