Dynamic changes of chemical properties of warmer soil covered with different organic materials in <em>Phyllostachy praecox</em> forests

JIANG Pei-kun; XU Qiu-fang; QIAN Xin-biao; ZHANG Rui-hua; YANG Fei-feng

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JIANG Pei-kun, XU Qiu-fang, QIAN Xin-biao, ZHANG Rui-hua, YANG Fei-feng. Dynamic changes of chemical properties of warmer soil covered with different organic materials in Phyllostachy praecox forests[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 1999, 16(2): 123-130.

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JIANG Pei-kun, XU Qiu-fang, QIAN Xin-biao, ZHANG Rui-hua, YANG Fei-feng. Dynamic changes of chemical properties of warmer soil covered with different organic materials in Phyllostachy praecox forests[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 1999, 16(2): 123-130.

Dynamic changes of chemical properties of warmer soil covered with different organic materials in Phyllostachy praecox forests

1.
Department of Resources and Environment, Zhejiang Forestry College , Lin’an 311300 , China;
2.
Forest Enterprise of Lin’an City , Lin’an 311300 , Zhejiang , China;
3.
.Forest Enterprise of Zhuji City , Zhuji 311800, Zhejiang , China

Funds:

浙江省教育委员会基金资助项目(97127)

Received Date: 1998-09-07
Rev Recd Date: 1998-11-12
Publish Date: 1999-06-20

Abstract

After analysing dynamic changes of chemical properties of soil covered with rice straw , rice straw plus rice chaff and bamboo leaves (treatment No .1 , No .2 , and No .3 respectively ) in Phyllostachy praecox forests , three points were concluded .①By the day 50 , contents of soil organic matter and total nitrogen had begun to reduce obviously .The first two treatments remained this tend until the end of experimtnt (the total-reduced-values of two contents were 7.28 gkg-1 9.55 gkg-1 and 0.50 gkg-1 , 0.57 gkg-1 respectively).The two contents of the third treatment , however , increased again by the end of the experiment .②The peak value of hydrolyzable nitrogen in three treatments appeared on the day 50 , afterwards , the value began to decrease with day rapidly in the first two treatment (only 57.68 % and 55.71 % compared with the peak value at the end of the experiment).The hydrolysable value of third treatment decreased slowly .③Contents of exchangeable base and pH value in three treatments appeared the same dynamic tends .After the peak value on the day 75 , they went down again .
- Phyllostachys praecox,
- soil chemistry,
- chemical properties,
- kinetic state,

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Dynamic changes of chemical properties of warmer soil covered with different organic materials in Phyllostachy praecox forests

1. Department of Resources and Environment, Zhejiang Forestry College , Lin’an 311300 , China;

2. Forest Enterprise of Lin’an City , Lin’an 311300 , Zhejiang , China;

3. .Forest Enterprise of Zhuji City , Zhuji 311800, Zhejiang , China

Funds:

浙江省教育委员会基金资助项目(97127)

Received Date: 1998-09-07

Rev Recd Date: 1998-11-12

Publish Date: 1999-06-20

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Abstract: After analysing dynamic changes of chemical properties of soil covered with rice straw , rice straw plus rice chaff and bamboo leaves (treatment No .1 , No .2 , and No .3 respectively ) in Phyllostachy praecox forests , three points were concluded .①By the day 50 , contents of soil organic matter and total nitrogen had begun to reduce obviously .The first two treatments remained this tend until the end of experimtnt (the total-reduced-values of two contents were 7.28 gkg-1 9.55 gkg-1 and 0.50 gkg-1 , 0.57 gkg-1 respectively).The two contents of the third treatment , however , increased again by the end of the experiment .②The peak value of hydrolyzable nitrogen in three treatments appeared on the day 50 , afterwards , the value began to decrease with day rapidly in the first two treatment (only 57.68 % and 55.71 % compared with the peak value at the end of the experiment).The hydrolysable value of third treatment decreased slowly .③Contents of exchangeable base and pH value in three treatments appeared the same dynamic tends .After the peak value on the day 75 , they went down again .

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1. Department of Resources and Environment, Zhejiang Forestry College , Lin’an 311300 , China;

2. Forest Enterprise of Lin’an City , Lin’an 311300 , Zhejiang , China;

3. .Forest Enterprise of Zhuji City , Zhuji 311800, Zhejiang , China