The Sichuan Yanting Agro-ecosystem Research Station in Chinese National Ecosystem Research Network(CERN),also named the Yanting Agroecological Experimental Station of Purple Soil,Chinese Academy of Science,is situated...The Sichuan Yanting Agro-ecosystem Research Station in Chinese National Ecosystem Research Network(CERN),also named the Yanting Agroecological Experimental Station of Purple Soil,Chinese Academy of Science,is situated in Yanting County(105°27'E,31°16'N)in the north-central Sichuan Basin—a region characterized by hilly landscapes.The area features exposed purple sand-mudstone strata from the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods.The station represents a typical subtropical farmland ecosystem dominated by purple soils.Established in 1980,the station joined the CERN in 1991.It was designated a National Key Field Research Station in 2005,and in 2007,it was recognized as a Soil and Water Conservation Science and Technology Demonstration Park by the Ministry of Water Resources.It also serves as an observation site for the Global Terrestrial Observation System(GTOS)and is a key field station under the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture.展开更多
With the artificial alder and cypress mixed forest being planted, there has been a marked land use change since 1970s' in Hilly Area of Central Sichuan Basin, China. Data from meteorological observations or posts ...With the artificial alder and cypress mixed forest being planted, there has been a marked land use change since 1970s' in Hilly Area of Central Sichuan Basin, China. Data from meteorological observations or posts operated over long time, measurement and calculation of NPP (net primary production) and biomass of biological community, and analysis of soil organic matter content show that the artificial alder and cypress mixed forest has outstanding eco-environmental effect: adjusting local climate, raising soil fertility, alleviating menace of drought, and raising NPP and biomass of biological community. It is very beneficial for improving ecological environment to afforest artificial alder and cypress mixed forest in populous Hilly Area of Central Sichuan Basin, China. Key Words: land use/land cover change (LUCC); eco-environmental effect; Hilly Area of Central Sichuan Basin; the artificial alder and cypress mixed forest展开更多
Hydrological and hydro-chemical monitoring of nitrogen(N) and phosphorus(P) in a small urbanized catchment was conducted in the hilly area of the central Sichuan Basin,China,from 2010 through 2011.The diffuse N and P ...Hydrological and hydro-chemical monitoring of nitrogen(N) and phosphorus(P) in a small urbanized catchment was conducted in the hilly area of the central Sichuan Basin,China,from 2010 through 2011.The diffuse N and P loadings in different forms of total nitrogen(TN) and phosphorus(TP),dissolved nitrogen(DN) and phosphorus(DP),as well as particulate nitrogen(PN) and phosphorus(PP) were calculated based on runoff discharges and chemical analyses.The results revealed that the diffuse pollution concentrations of TN,DN,PN,TP,DP and PP exhibited large variations during rainfall events,with peak concentrations occurring during the initial period.For all of the measured parameters,the event mean concentrations(EMCs) were observed to clearly vary among rainfall events.The EMCs of TN,DN,PN,TP,DP and PP(for all of the observed rainfall events) were 10.04,6.62,3.42,1.30,0.47 and0.83 mg/L,respectively.The losses of diffuse N and P exhibited clear seasonal patterns and mainly occurred during the period from July through September,when the losses totaled 99.3 and 9.6 kg/ha for TN and TP,respectively,accounting for 75% and 74% of the total annual loadings.The mean annual loadings of TN and TP were 124.6 and 12.9 kg/ha,respectively.The results indicate that residential areas in the hilly areaof the central Sichuan Basin are subject to high diffuse N and P loadings,posing a serious risk to the receiving water quality.Ecological buffering belts are recommended to incorporate into the urbanized catchment to reduce diffuse pollution.展开更多
文摘The Sichuan Yanting Agro-ecosystem Research Station in Chinese National Ecosystem Research Network(CERN),also named the Yanting Agroecological Experimental Station of Purple Soil,Chinese Academy of Science,is situated in Yanting County(105°27'E,31°16'N)in the north-central Sichuan Basin—a region characterized by hilly landscapes.The area features exposed purple sand-mudstone strata from the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods.The station represents a typical subtropical farmland ecosystem dominated by purple soils.Established in 1980,the station joined the CERN in 1991.It was designated a National Key Field Research Station in 2005,and in 2007,it was recognized as a Soil and Water Conservation Science and Technology Demonstration Park by the Ministry of Water Resources.It also serves as an observation site for the Global Terrestrial Observation System(GTOS)and is a key field station under the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture.
基金Supported by the Knowledge Innovation Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences(KZCX1-SW-01-01B)Cultivatlon Foundation of Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment,CAS
文摘With the artificial alder and cypress mixed forest being planted, there has been a marked land use change since 1970s' in Hilly Area of Central Sichuan Basin, China. Data from meteorological observations or posts operated over long time, measurement and calculation of NPP (net primary production) and biomass of biological community, and analysis of soil organic matter content show that the artificial alder and cypress mixed forest has outstanding eco-environmental effect: adjusting local climate, raising soil fertility, alleviating menace of drought, and raising NPP and biomass of biological community. It is very beneficial for improving ecological environment to afforest artificial alder and cypress mixed forest in populous Hilly Area of Central Sichuan Basin, China. Key Words: land use/land cover change (LUCC); eco-environmental effect; Hilly Area of Central Sichuan Basin; the artificial alder and cypress mixed forest
基金provided by the Innovative Team Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Grant No.KZZD-EW-TZ-06)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.41430750)the National Science & Technology Pillar Program (Grant No.2011BAD31B03)
文摘Hydrological and hydro-chemical monitoring of nitrogen(N) and phosphorus(P) in a small urbanized catchment was conducted in the hilly area of the central Sichuan Basin,China,from 2010 through 2011.The diffuse N and P loadings in different forms of total nitrogen(TN) and phosphorus(TP),dissolved nitrogen(DN) and phosphorus(DP),as well as particulate nitrogen(PN) and phosphorus(PP) were calculated based on runoff discharges and chemical analyses.The results revealed that the diffuse pollution concentrations of TN,DN,PN,TP,DP and PP exhibited large variations during rainfall events,with peak concentrations occurring during the initial period.For all of the measured parameters,the event mean concentrations(EMCs) were observed to clearly vary among rainfall events.The EMCs of TN,DN,PN,TP,DP and PP(for all of the observed rainfall events) were 10.04,6.62,3.42,1.30,0.47 and0.83 mg/L,respectively.The losses of diffuse N and P exhibited clear seasonal patterns and mainly occurred during the period from July through September,when the losses totaled 99.3 and 9.6 kg/ha for TN and TP,respectively,accounting for 75% and 74% of the total annual loadings.The mean annual loadings of TN and TP were 124.6 and 12.9 kg/ha,respectively.The results indicate that residential areas in the hilly areaof the central Sichuan Basin are subject to high diffuse N and P loadings,posing a serious risk to the receiving water quality.Ecological buffering belts are recommended to incorporate into the urbanized catchment to reduce diffuse pollution.
