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Study on Function of Litter Water Interception Capacity under Different Bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis) Plantations in the North of Fujian Province

  • The litter amount and its water holding characteristic parameters,such as the maximum water holding capacity,water absorption rate and the modified interception amount under different typical bamboo plantations (Cunninghamia lanceolata and Phyllostachys edulis mixed stands, P. edulis pure stands and P. edulis and hardwood mixed stands) were studied by regarding C. lanceolata stands and evergreen broadleaved forests as contrasts in northern Fujian Province. The results were as follows:(1)The total amount, maximum water holding capacity and modified interception of litter under different stands were different in undecomposed, half-decomposed and decomposed litters, they were all biggest in half-decomposed litter and the least in undecomposed litter for all the five testing stands, and they were also all the biggest in C. lanceolata pure plantation which followed by P. edulis and hardwood mixed stands and the least in P. edulis pure stands. The total amount, maximum water holding capacity and modified interception of litter were 14.6 t·hm-2, 7.0 t·hm-2 and 4.7 t·hm-2, 2.668 mm, 1.298 mm and 0.916 m, 1.43 mm, 0.76 mm and 0.58 mm respectively in C. lanceolata stands, P. edulis and hardwood mixed stands and P. edulis stands.(2)By analyzing, the relationsip between water holding capacity of litter and immersion time followed the equation of:S=kln(t)+p in five stands, and the litter water capacity increased rapidly within the first two hours, then it increased slowly. While, the equation of the litter absorption rate and immersion time was:V=at-1+b, and the litter water absobtion rate dropped rapidly within the first hour, then it decreased slowly. (3)Although the litter water holding capacity in P.edulis and hardwood mixed stands was lower than that in C. lanceolata stands, it was the highest among bamboo forests, so it must be fully considered in stands improvement and ecological management of bamboo stands.
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Study on Function of Litter Water Interception Capacity under Different Bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis) Plantations in the North of Fujian Province

Abstract: The litter amount and its water holding characteristic parameters,such as the maximum water holding capacity,water absorption rate and the modified interception amount under different typical bamboo plantations (Cunninghamia lanceolata and Phyllostachys edulis mixed stands, P. edulis pure stands and P. edulis and hardwood mixed stands) were studied by regarding C. lanceolata stands and evergreen broadleaved forests as contrasts in northern Fujian Province. The results were as follows:(1)The total amount, maximum water holding capacity and modified interception of litter under different stands were different in undecomposed, half-decomposed and decomposed litters, they were all biggest in half-decomposed litter and the least in undecomposed litter for all the five testing stands, and they were also all the biggest in C. lanceolata pure plantation which followed by P. edulis and hardwood mixed stands and the least in P. edulis pure stands. The total amount, maximum water holding capacity and modified interception of litter were 14.6 t·hm-2, 7.0 t·hm-2 and 4.7 t·hm-2, 2.668 mm, 1.298 mm and 0.916 m, 1.43 mm, 0.76 mm and 0.58 mm respectively in C. lanceolata stands, P. edulis and hardwood mixed stands and P. edulis stands.(2)By analyzing, the relationsip between water holding capacity of litter and immersion time followed the equation of:S=kln(t)+p in five stands, and the litter water capacity increased rapidly within the first two hours, then it increased slowly. While, the equation of the litter absorption rate and immersion time was:V=at-1+b, and the litter water absobtion rate dropped rapidly within the first hour, then it decreased slowly. (3)Although the litter water holding capacity in P.edulis and hardwood mixed stands was lower than that in C. lanceolata stands, it was the highest among bamboo forests, so it must be fully considered in stands improvement and ecological management of bamboo stands.

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