Soil Physical and Chemical Properties of Riparian Zone Along Xi River
YANG Chunlu1,2, MA Xiping1,2, HOU Wei1, LI Fayun1,2, LIU Qiang1, LI Yue1, CHENG Zhihui1, KONG Weijing3
1. College of Environment, Liaoning University, Shenyang 110036, China;2. Key Laboratory of Pollution Control and Environmental Remediation, Educational Committee of Liaoning Province, Liaoning University, Shenyang 110036, China;3. Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, Beijing 100012, China
Abstract：To reveal the impact of human disturbance on the riparian zone soil, the riparian zone of Xi River, where is frequently disturbed by human in recent years, and is located in Benxi City, Liaoning Province, has been selected as the research object. By using field investigation and laboratory analysis methods, the soil physical and chemical properties of the 27 points at three different sampling depths of 0—20cm, 20—30cm, and 30—40cm were studied. The results indicate that the riparian zone soil of Xi River has a hard soil matrix and a poor soil structure. The values of bulk densities are generally high, and total porosity of that is generally low. The soils are neutral or alkalescent. Contents of soil total phosphorus are generally high; however, the available phosphorus is extremely low. The value of organic matter and total nitrogen is very different in different points, and there is a significant relationship between the two properties. In the general, the property values in different points is significantly different, however it is insignificantly different among the three different sampling depths at the same point. Research results show that the frequent human interference with the riparian zone soil of Xi River has the serious influence on the soil natural layer, and the restoration process for the zone needs a long period.
杨春璐;马溪平;侯伟;李法云;刘强;李悦;程志辉;孔维静. 南芬细河河岸带土壤理化性质分析[J]. , 2012, 30(3): 61-66.
YANG Chunlu;MA Xiping;HOU Wei;LI Fayun;LIU Qiang;LI Yue;CHENG Zhihui;KONG Weijing. Soil Physical and Chemical Properties of Riparian Zone Along Xi River. , 2012, 30(3): 61-66.
2012, Vol. 30 
