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Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology ›› 2005, Vol. 16 ›› Issue (6): 1022-1025.

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Ecological effects of intercrops in comprehensive management patterns of hilly area plum orchard

ZHANG Tie, HUANG Xianpeng, YANG Bin   

  1. Key Laboratory of Pomology, Anhui Agricultural University, Hefei 230036, China
  • Received:2004-11-22 Revised:2005-04-08 Online:2005-06-15 Published:2005-06-15

Abstract: The study on the ecological effects of intercrops in four cropping patterns showed that with the increase of multiple cropping,the annual increase of soil organic matter,total N,total P and total K was 5%~20%,7%~40%,8%~70% and 15%~80%,respectively. Potato-soybean had the best benefit in soil and water conservation,followed by cole-peanut,potato-watermelon,and wheat. Compared with control,the average soil erosion module and runoff amount of 4 patterns were decreased by 44.19%,39.55%,38.24% and 37.56%,and 22.40%,(9.28%,)24.11% and 21.16%,respectively. Cole-peanut had the highest biomass,being averaged 100 276 kg·hm-2 annually,and the second was potato-watermelon,with an average of 73 692 kg·hm-2. Potato-watermelon had the highest productivity,which averaged 37 565 kg·hm-2 annually,and the second was potato-soybean,averaged 25 934 kg·hm-2. The efficiency of energy input was in order of cole-peanut,potato-watermelon,potato-soybean,and wheat,and the value was 2.96,2.08,2.01 and 0.96,respectively.

Key words: Hilly area, Plum orchard, Intercrop, Ecological effect

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