Soil fertility in a <EM>Phyllostachys pubescens</EM> forest of southern Sichuan

JIANG Jun-ming; ZHU Wei-shuang; LIU Guo-hua; FEI Shi-ming; CHEN Xiu-ming

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Aug. 2008

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JIANG Jun-ming, ZHU Wei-shuang, LIU Guo-hua, FEI Shi-ming, CHEN Xiu-ming. Soil fertility in a Phyllostachys pubescens forest of southern Sichuan[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2008, 25(4): 486-490.

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JIANG Jun-ming, ZHU Wei-shuang, LIU Guo-hua, FEI Shi-ming, CHEN Xiu-ming. Soil fertility in a Phyllostachys pubescens forest of southern Sichuan[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2008, 25(4): 486-490.

Soil fertility in a Phyllostachys pubescens forest of southern Sichuan

1.
Sichuan Academy of Forestry，Chengdu 610081，Sichuan，China;
2.
Forest Enterprise of Changning County，Sichuan Province，Changning 614000，Sichuan，China;
3.
Research Institute of Forestry，The Chinese Academy of Forestry，Beijing 100091，China

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Corresponding author: JIANG Jun-ming
Publish Date: 2008-08-20

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Growing altitude and bamboo growth history were used to analyze the status and the evolution of soil fertility according to four aspects，namely 1） water-holding capacity，2） soil acidification in four Phyllostachys pubescens bamboo stands （on a valley bottom，middle slope，upside slope and a valley top） of southern Sichuan，and nutrient status，and profile characteristics of soil. Results showed that 1） soil structure in the rhizosphere was very high；water-holding capacity and organism count in the soil increased with altitude and duration of bamboo growth. However，soil etiolation and soil acidification was obvious. 2） Soil acidity was adjusted with lime；best applications were 10.625 t·hm－2 on the valley bottom，14.811 t·hm－2 for the middle slope，and 12.558 t·hm－2 on the valley top. 3） In all the soils，N for attaining high yield was insufficient；K was insufficient or very insufficient；and P was extremely insufficient. Therefore，at present，N and P fertilization is the best way to increase yield of Phyllostachys pubescens bamboo stands in southern Sichuan.［Ch，3 tab. 22 ref.］
- pedology,
- Phyllostachys pubescens,
- bamboo forest,
- soil fertilization,
- soil acidity,
- management techniques

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1. Sichuan Academy of Forestry，Chengdu 610081，Sichuan，China;

2. Forest Enterprise of Changning County，Sichuan Province，Changning 614000，Sichuan，China;

3. Research Institute of Forestry，The Chinese Academy of Forestry，Beijing 100091，China

Corresponding author: JIANG Jun-ming

Publish Date: 2008-08-20

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Abstract: Growing altitude and bamboo growth history were used to analyze the status and the evolution of soil fertility according to four aspects，namely 1） water-holding capacity，2） soil acidification in four Phyllostachys pubescens bamboo stands （on a valley bottom，middle slope，upside slope and a valley top） of southern Sichuan，and nutrient status，and profile characteristics of soil. Results showed that 1） soil structure in the rhizosphere was very high；water-holding capacity and organism count in the soil increased with altitude and duration of bamboo growth. However，soil etiolation and soil acidification was obvious. 2） Soil acidity was adjusted with lime；best applications were 10.625 t·hm－2 on the valley bottom，14.811 t·hm－2 for the middle slope，and 12.558 t·hm－2 on the valley top. 3） In all the soils，N for attaining high yield was insufficient；K was insufficient or very insufficient；and P was extremely insufficient. Therefore，at present，N and P fertilization is the best way to increase yield of Phyllostachys pubescens bamboo stands in southern Sichuan.［Ch，3 tab. 22 ref.］

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3. Research Institute of Forestry，The Chinese Academy of Forestry，Beijing 100091，China

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