This invention provides a soil
moisture infiltration structure for apricot forests in the
Loess Plateau region. The structure includes a tree basin with a central pit where a tree is planted. Several infiltration pipes are evenly distributed around the pit. Each infiltration
pipe has a tube body with openings at both ends, and the lower section of the tube wall has perforations. This soil
moisture infiltration structure for apricot forests in the
Loess Plateau region collects rainwater by excavating the tree basin and burying the infiltration pipes. The pit promotes rainwater infiltration along the sidewalls of the
plant, while the pipes guide the rainwater into the deeper soil
layers, promoting water absorption. Water and
fertilizer regulation is achieved through these infiltration pipes. During rainfall, the structure collects rainwater and promotes deeper
soil water absorption, accelerating the infiltration rate and reducing soil
moisture evaporation. This effectively improves the soil moisture environment around the
rhizosphere, promotes
apricot tree growth, and increases fruit yield.