Effect of Different Improved Measures on Saline-alkalied Grassland
Wu Xia
Abstract
Wu Xia
Abstract
The ratio of leguminosae and compositae forage in the grass biocenose increased 19.8%~39.9% and 27.5%~34.4% than those in control area,respectively,of gramineae forage decreased 15.3%~21.3% than that in control area and the yield of eatable forage increased 22.0%~57.8% by means of fertilizing improvement.The one of leguminosac and compositae forage increased 13.4%~26.7% and 4.7%~9.0%,respectively,the yield of eatable forage increased 13.1%~26.3% by means of closed fencing.The one of leguminosae and compositae forage increased 17.7%~27.3% and 23.2%~36.3% respectively,of gramineal forage decreased 10.1%~12.1%,the yield of eatable forage increased-28.5%~28.6% by means of shallow ploughing.Those indicated that fertilizing and closed fencing were a effectire way of grassland improve ment.
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The ratio of leguminosae and compositae forage in the grass biocenose increased 19.8%~39.9% and 27.5%~34.4% than those in control area,respectively,of gramineae forage decreased 15.3%~21.3% than that in control area and the yield of eatable forage increased 22.0%~57.8% by means of fertilizing improvement.The one of leguminosac and compositae forage increased 13.4%~26.7% and 4.7%~9.0%,respectively,the yield of eatable forage increased 13.1%~26.3% by means of closed fencing.The one of leguminosae and compositae forage increased 17.7%~27.3% and 23.2%~36.3% respectively,of gramineal forage decreased 10.1%~12.1%,the yield of eatable forage increased-28.5%~28.6% by means of shallow ploughing.Those indicated that fertilizing and closed fencing were a effectire way of grassland improve ment.
Key concepts: Forage, Fencing, Grassland, Agronomy, Biology, Grazing, Yield (engineering), Animal science