Method for controlling lake eutrophication by regulating and controlling submerged plant growth through water depth
A technology of submerged plants and eutrophication, which is applied in the fields of chemical instruments and methods, biological water/sewage treatment, water/sludge/sewage treatment, etc., can solve the problems of difficult survival of submerged plants, low initial survival rate of plants, maintenance High cost and other problems, to achieve the effect of saving manpower and material resources, improving species diversity and low maintenance cost
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[0030] A small lake is selected as the experimental area. The maximum water depth of the experimental area is 2.4m, of which the area with a water depth of 0-0.5m accounts for 15%, the area with a water depth of 0.5-1.0m accounts for 32%, the area with a water depth of 1.0-1.5m accounts for 33%, and the area with a water depth of 1.5-2.0m The area accounts for 15%, and the 2.0-2.4m area accounts for 5%. The experimental area is a water body with severe eutrophication. In November of the first year, plant the cold-resistant plant Smilax chinensis, and the planting density is 100 plants / m 2 , in the next season, due to the drop in temperature, the algae in the eutrophic water body will gradually decline and settle, and the transparency of the water body will gradually increase, providing a better living environment for the survival and growth of plants. Germinate and grow, and the plant survival rate is higher. Generally, in the northern part of my country, the water body freez...
Embodiment 2
[0036] A small artificial pond is selected as the experimental area. The experimental area is a rectangular pond with a length of 120m and a width of 80m. The bottom of the experimental area is relatively flat, and the surrounding area is built with stones vertically. Therefore, the water depth of the experimental area is 0-0.5m. The 0.5-1.0m area accounts for 0%, the 1.0-1.5m area accounts for 0%, the 1.5-2.0m area accounts for 95%, and the 2.0-2.5m area accounts for 5%. The experimental area is a breeding pond for many years, which was abandoned later, and the water body has already experienced eutrophication. In November of the first year, plant the cold-resistant plant Smilax chinensis, and the planting density is 100 plants / m 2 ; In November-December, weeds will germinate and grow one after another.
[0037] At the beginning of March of the second year, when the water surface freezes and starts to melt, the water depth is adjusted by pumping. At this time, the water dept...
Embodiment 3
[0043] Select a small lake as the experimental area. The experimental area is rectangular, 250m long and 115m wide. The bottom of the experimental area is relatively flat. The m area accounts for 14%, the 1.5-2.0m area accounts for 11%, the 2.0-2.5m area accounts for 4%, the area with a water depth greater than 2.5m accounts for 20%, and the area with a water depth greater than 2.5m is relatively concentrated. Eutrophication already existed in the water body in the experimental area.
[0044] In November of the first year, plant the cold-resistant plant Smilax chinensis, and the planting density is 100 plants / m 2 ; In November-December, weeds will germinate and grow one after another.
[0045] At the beginning of March of the second year, when the water surface freezes and starts to melt, the water depth is adjusted by means of gate drainage. At this time, the water depth is lowered by 0.5m to meet the needs of the weed growth. At the end of April, the temperature-loving pla...
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