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Effects of stand condition improvement on surface soil nutrient losses of hilly land Dendrocalamus latiflorus plantations

QIU Erfa1,CHEN Zhuomei2,ZHENG Yushang3,HONG Wei3,YU Zhida4   

  1. 1Resarch Institute of Forestry,Chinese Academy of Forestry,Beijing 100091, China;2Zhejiang Academy of Forestry,Hangzhou 310029,China;3College of Forestry,Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University,Nanping 353001, China; 4State-Owned Forestry Farm of Nanjing in Fujian Province, Nanjing 363600,China

  • Received:2004-05-10 Revised:2004-07-19 Online:2005-06-18

Abstract: A comparative study on the soil nutrient losses of hilly land shoot-used Dendrocalamus latiflorus plantations at the Nanjing stated-owned forest farm,Fujian Province showed that the losses of soil N,P and K under three treatments of stand condition improvement varied with season,and 90% or more of these losses appeared from April to September,with the order of overall ploughing>strip ploughing>control. There was no significant difference of N and P losses among the three treatments,while the K loss was markedly higher under overall ploughing than the control.

Key words: water quality, surface sediment, environmental quality assessment, potential ecological risk, Jiaozhou Bay wetland