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干旱区地理 ›› 2022, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (1): 197-207.doi: 10.12118/j.issn.1000–6060.2021.166

• 生物与土壤 • 上一篇    下一篇

祁连山东段山地典型灌丛枯落物及土壤水源涵养功能研究

杨晓霞(),赵锦梅(),张雪,樊宇航,张斌,王婧楠,张碧艳   

  1. 甘肃农业大学林学院,甘肃 兰州 730070
  • 收稿日期:2021-04-14 修回日期:2021-06-09 出版日期:2022-01-25 发布日期:2022-01-21
  • 通讯作者: 赵锦梅
  • 作者简介:杨晓霞(1995-),女,硕士研究生,主要从事水土保持与荒漠化防治方面的研究. E-mail: 1450404710@qq.com
  • 基金资助:
    甘肃省科技计划自然科学基金项目(20JR10RA533)

Litter and soil water conservation function of typical shrubs in eastern Qilian Mountains

YANG Xiaoxia(),ZHAO Jinmei(),ZHANG Xue,FAN Yuhang,ZHANG Bin,WANG Jingnan,ZHANG Biyan   

  1. College of Forestry, Gansu Agricultural University, Lanzhou 730070, Gansu, China
  • Received:2021-04-14 Revised:2021-06-09 Online:2022-01-25 Published:2022-01-21
  • Contact: Jinmei ZHAO

摘要:

为探讨高寒地区灌丛枯落物层及土壤层的水源涵养功能,以祁连山东段6种典型灌丛的枯落物和土壤为研究对象,采用野外调查与室内浸泡相结合的方法,对枯落物及土壤水文特征进行了研究。结果表明:(1) 6种灌丛枯落物的蓄积量范围为0.23~3.61 t·hm-2,大小排序为山生柳>硬叶柳>绣线菊>金露梅>头花杜鹃>千里香杜鹃。(2) 枯落物最大持水量范围为0.57~10.59 t·hm-2,山生柳最大,千里香杜鹃最小;最大持水率变化范围为147.30%~293.28%,山生柳最大,绣线菊最小。(3) 6种灌丛枯落物的持水量(Y)与浸泡时间(t)符合对数函数关系:Y=klnt+b,R2>0.967;吸水速率(V)与浸泡时间(t)符合幂函数关系:V=Ktn,R2>0.823。(4) 最大拦蓄量和有效拦蓄量均为山生柳>硬叶柳>金露梅>绣线菊>千里香杜鹃>头花杜鹃。(5) 6种灌丛土壤容重范围为0.69~0.95 g·cm-3,山生柳最大,千里香杜鹃最小;土壤总孔隙度范围为60.94%~68.75%,千里香杜鹃最大,绣线菊最小;土壤最大持水量范围为609.44~687.46 t·hm-2,千里香杜鹃最大,绣线菊最小。(6) 根据坐标综合评定法分析得出,山生柳灌丛的水源涵养功能最优。

关键词: 灌丛, 枯落物, 土壤, 水文特征, 高寒地区

Abstract:

The water conservation function of the Qilian Mountains plays a vital role in the social, economic, and ecological security of the northeast part of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and even the whole Hexi Oasis. To investigate the water conservation function of the shrub litter layer and shrub soil layer in this area, to clarify the difference in water conservation effect of different shrub forests, and to provide theoretical guidance for the restoration and improvement of the water conservation function of shrubs and the vegetation construction in the Qilian Mountains’ alpine region. Taking litter and soil of six typical shrubs in the eastern part of Qilian Mountains as research objects, the hydrological characteristics of litter were studied by field investigation and indoor immersion, The cutting ring method was used to investigate the physical properties of soil, while the coordinate comprehensive evaluation method was used to assess the water conservation function of shrub litter and soil. The outcomes are as follows: (1) The accumulation of litter of the six shrubs ranged from 0.23-3.61 t·hm-2, and the order of size was as follows: Salix oritrepha>Salix sclerophylla>Spiraea salicifolia>Potentilla fruticosa>Rhododendron capitatum>Rhododendron thymifolium. (2) The maximum water holding the capacity range of litter is 0.57-10.59 t·hm -2, with the largest S. oritrepha and the smallest R. thymifolium. The maximum water holding rate ranged from 147.30% to 293.28%, with the largest variation being S. oritrepha and the smallest S. salicifolia. (3) The water holding capacity (Y) and soaking time (t) of the six shrubs are in a logarithmic function relationship: Y=klnt+b, R 2>0.967, and the water absorption rate (V) and soaking time (t) is in a power function relationship: V=Ktn, R2>0.823. (4) The maximum storage capacity and the effective storage capacity were all S. oritrepha>S. sclerophylla>as P. fruticosa>S. salicifolia>R. thymifolium>R. capitatum. The maximum, and effective interception rates were calculated as P. fruticosa>S. oritrepha>S. sclerophylla>S. salicifolia>R. thymifolium>R. capitatum. (5) The soil bulk density of the six types of shrubs ranges from 0.69-0.95 g·cm-3, with S. oritrepha being the largest and R. thymifolium being the smallest. The total porosity of the soil ranges from 60.94%-68.75%. R. thymifolium is the largest, and S. salicifolia is the smallest. The maximum water holding capacity of the soil ranges from 609.44-687.46 t·hm-2, R. thymifolium is the largest, and S. salicifolia is the smallest. (6) The litter layer and soil layer’s water conservation function S. oritrepha is the best according to the analysis of coordinate comprehensive evaluation method, next were the S. sclerophylla (0.7385), P. fruticosa (2.3471), S. salicifolia (2.5302), R. capitatum (3.2114) and R. thymifolium (3.4583). To summarize, we should strengthen shrub litter protection and supervision, take full advantage of the differences in hydrological functions between different shrub litter and soil, and appropriately increase the species of shrub litter S. oritrepha, and give full play to the function of a shrub to conserve water resources.

Key words: shrub, litter, soil, hydrological characteristics, alpine region