Abstract

In loess tableland area, farmers usually collected the soil in the surface of terrace section (or called “terrace wall”) as fertilizer. Actually it contains abundant nitrogen and potassium. As fertilizer, it would be used as new and ecological materials in crop production. In order to analyse the disciplinarian of soil nutrient in the surface of terrace wall, soil samples were divided into three different ages: one year, five years, above ten years; different two slope aspects: sunny- and shady slop; three ground level: 0.2m, 1m, 1.8m above ground; and three vertical depths: 0-1 cm, 1-5 cm, 5-10 cm. The results showed: with the increase of age and ground level, soil nutrients, such as total nitrogen, available phosphorus and potassium were activated and accumulated in the surface of terrace wall under the effect of solar-thermal resources. In the sunny slope, soil nutrients were much higher than those in the shady slope caused by radiation. Soil nutrients were decreased with the increase of sampling vertical depth, most soil nutrients were found in the section surface, which proved soil nutrients were mainly accumulated in the surface of terrace wall.

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