IMPACT OF EVOLUTION OF PLANT-SOIL SYSTEM ON THE WATER ENVIRONMENT DURING THE MOBILE DUNES STABILIZATION
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    The system of wind defense and sand dune stabilizat ion, which crossed the Tengger desert and was began to construct in 1956, has insured the Baotou-Lanzhou railway straightway for almost half century.During succession of soil-plant system for decades, a artificial system of Hedysarum scoparium + Caragana korshinskii + Artemisia Ordosica-Ari-Sandic Entisols has developed into a semi-natural and natural system of Artemisia Ordosica+ Bassia dasyphylla + Eragrostis poaeoides-Hap-Orthic Aridisols.Development of biocrust and crust horizon changed redistribution of precipitation.A drought horizon formed in 20~500 cm depth because of shrub transpiration.Low plants began to compete water with grasses and shrubs.Shrubs with deep roots obtained hardly rainfall supply and dropped out protection system gradually.Soil-plant system went to a thinner active horizon.All of the changes were affecting the structure and function of the whole protection system.

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Xiao Hong-lang, Li Xin-rong, Duan Zheng-hu, Li Tao, Li Shou-zhong. IMPACT OF EVOLUTION OF PLANT-SOIL SYSTEM ON THE WATER ENVIRONMENT DURING THE MOBILE DUNES STABILIZATION[J]. Acta Pedologica Sinica,2003,40(6):809-814.

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  • Received:July 01,2002
  • Revised:December 09,2002
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  • Online: February 25,2013
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