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STUDY ON EROSION RESISTANCE OF SOIL IN SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION FOREST IN ALUNHE RIVER BASIN

Xin Liu

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Experiments of erosion resistance of soil in soil and water conservation forests in Alunhe river basin Showed, that soil and water conservation forests of different tree species all raised soil physical property, Structure, content of organic matter as well as erosion resistance. Especially, erosion resistances of the forests that compose of larch, willow were highest. The research provided theoretic basis for tree species selection of soil and water conservation forests in the Alunhe river basin.

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Experiments of erosion resistance of soil in soil and water conservation forests in Alunhe river basin Showed, that soil and water conservation forests of different tree species all raised soil physical property, Structure, content of organic matter as well as erosion resistance. Especially, erosion resistances of the forests that compose of larch, willow were highest. The research provided theoretic basis for tree species selection of soil and water conservation forests in the Alunhe river basin.

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Experiments of erosion resistance of soil in soil and water conservation forests in Alunhe river basin Showed, that soil and water conservation forests of different tree species all raised soil physical property, Structure, content of organic matter as well as erosion resistance. Especially, erosion resistances of the forests that compose of larch, willow were highest. The research provided theoretic basis for tree species selection of soil and water conservation forests in the Alunhe river basin.

Key concepts: Soil conservation, Environmental science, Willow, Erosion, Drainage basin, Resistance (ecology), Soil biodiversity, Larch

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