Organic matter （OM）, total nitrogen （TN）, organic phosphorous （OP） and total phosphorous （TP）content of soil in northwest water-level fluctuating zone （WLFZ） of Lake Chaohu under natural and different artifi...Organic matter （OM）, total nitrogen （TN）, organic phosphorous （OP） and total phosphorous （TP）content of soil in northwest water-level fluctuating zone （WLFZ） of Lake Chaohu under natural and different artificial conditions were ana- lyzed to study the variation of OM, TN, OP and TP. It showed： Flooding and air- drying help to increase soil OM content in study area. Process of flooding and air- drying is conducive to soil adsorption of nitrogen and it can enhance spatial hetero- geneity of soil OM, TN, OP, process of flooding and air-drying also can reduce the difference of TP contents among different points. Riprap embankment is not con- ducive to maintaining soil organic matter under flooded conditions, emergent plants are conducive to maintaining soil organic matter under flooded conditions. Soil with high nitrogen content will release nitrogen to overlying water under flooded condi- tions. Under drying after flooding conditions, demand for phosphorus of vegetation growth will reduce TP content in soil, bare area will enrich phosphorus, when the next flood cover up a greater release of phosphorus will happen展开更多
基金Supported by the Major Science and Technology Program for Water Pollution Control and Treatment(2012ZX07103-0042012ZX07103-003-03)~~
文摘Organic matter （OM）, total nitrogen （TN）, organic phosphorous （OP） and total phosphorous （TP）content of soil in northwest water-level fluctuating zone （WLFZ） of Lake Chaohu under natural and different artificial conditions were ana- lyzed to study the variation of OM, TN, OP and TP. It showed： Flooding and air- drying help to increase soil OM content in study area. Process of flooding and air- drying is conducive to soil adsorption of nitrogen and it can enhance spatial hetero- geneity of soil OM, TN, OP, process of flooding and air-drying also can reduce the difference of TP contents among different points. Riprap embankment is not con- ducive to maintaining soil organic matter under flooded conditions, emergent plants are conducive to maintaining soil organic matter under flooded conditions. Soil with high nitrogen content will release nitrogen to overlying water under flooded condi- tions. Under drying after flooding conditions, demand for phosphorus of vegetation growth will reduce TP content in soil, bare area will enrich phosphorus, when the next flood cover up a greater release of phosphorus will happen
