Water conservation in a natural evergreen broadleaf forest and three plantations in southern Sichuan Province

WANG Jing-yan; GONG Wei; HU Ting-xing; GONG Yuan-bo; RAN Hua

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WANG Jing-yan, GONG Wei, HU Ting-xing, GONG Yuan-bo, RAN Hua. Water conservation in a natural evergreen broadleaf forest and three plantations in southern Sichuan Province[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2007, 24(5): 569-574.

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WANG Jing-yan, GONG Wei, HU Ting-xing, GONG Yuan-bo, RAN Hua. Water conservation in a natural evergreen broadleaf forest and three plantations in southern Sichuan Province[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2007, 24(5): 569-574.

Water conservation in a natural evergreen broadleaf forest and three plantations in southern Sichuan Province

1.
.Sichuan Provincial Key Laboratory of Ecological Forestry Engineering , Sichuan Agricultural University , Ya' an 625014, Sichuan , China;
2.
.Institute of Soil Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences , Nanjing 210008, Jiangsu , China

Funds:

forest ecology |natural evergreen broadleaf forest |artificial regeneration |water conversation |infiltration

Publish Date: 2004-10-20

Abstract

How did the water conservation in the soil change when the natural evergreen broadleaf forests were regenerated to the plantations ?The aim was to provide a basis to protect the natural evergreen broadleaf forests and manage the plantations .This research studied water conservation in the soil of a natural evergreen broadleaf forest and three plantations , namely Sassafras tsumu , Cryptomeria fortunei , and Metasequoia glyptostroboides plantations , that were formed by artificial regeneration within the natural evergreen broadleaf forest in Muchuan County of Sichuan in July of 2004 and 2005 , by typical sample plots method , statistical analysis and correlation analysis . Results showed that compared with the natural evergreen broadleaf forest , soil organic matter in the three plantations significantly decreased (P 0.05) and bulk density significantly increased (P 0.05).For the C .fortunei plantation soil total porosity and capillary porosity , maximum and minimum water holding capacity , as well as the capillary porosity water holding capacity of the 20 -40 cm soil layer were significantly lower (P 0.05) than the natural evergreen broadleaf forest .S .tsumu and M .glyptostroboides plantations had fewer negative effects on original soil water conservation than the C .fortunei plantation .A close relationship (P 0.05) existed among soil organic matter , bulk density and porosity , water holding capacity , drainage capacity , and infiltration .Therefore , protecting and choosing appropriate tree species for artificial regeneration of a natural evergreen broadleaf forest are important for increasing water conservation in forest soils so as to decrease surface runoff losses .[ Ch , 4 tab .15 ref .]

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Water conservation in a natural evergreen broadleaf forest and three plantations in southern Sichuan Province

1. .Sichuan Provincial Key Laboratory of Ecological Forestry Engineering , Sichuan Agricultural University , Ya' an 625014, Sichuan , China;

2. .Institute of Soil Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences , Nanjing 210008, Jiangsu , China

Funds:

forest ecology |natural evergreen broadleaf forest |artificial regeneration |water conversation |infiltration

Publish Date: 2004-10-20

Abstract: How did the water conservation in the soil change when the natural evergreen broadleaf forests were regenerated to the plantations ?The aim was to provide a basis to protect the natural evergreen broadleaf forests and manage the plantations .This research studied water conservation in the soil of a natural evergreen broadleaf forest and three plantations , namely Sassafras tsumu , Cryptomeria fortunei , and Metasequoia glyptostroboides plantations , that were formed by artificial regeneration within the natural evergreen broadleaf forest in Muchuan County of Sichuan in July of 2004 and 2005 , by typical sample plots method , statistical analysis and correlation analysis . Results showed that compared with the natural evergreen broadleaf forest , soil organic matter in the three plantations significantly decreased (P 0.05) and bulk density significantly increased (P 0.05).For the C .fortunei plantation soil total porosity and capillary porosity , maximum and minimum water holding capacity , as well as the capillary porosity water holding capacity of the 20 -40 cm soil layer were significantly lower (P 0.05) than the natural evergreen broadleaf forest .S .tsumu and M .glyptostroboides plantations had fewer negative effects on original soil water conservation than the C .fortunei plantation .A close relationship (P 0.05) existed among soil organic matter , bulk density and porosity , water holding capacity , drainage capacity , and infiltration .Therefore , protecting and choosing appropriate tree species for artificial regeneration of a natural evergreen broadleaf forest are important for increasing water conservation in forest soils so as to decrease surface runoff losses .[ Ch , 4 tab .15 ref .]

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