Method for rapid ecological restoration of mountain tower footing
A technology for ecological restoration and mountain tower foundation, which is applied in the fields of land preparation methods, botanical equipment and methods, and applications, and can solve problems such as difficulty in providing stable conditions for plant growth, difficulty in transporting ecological restoration materials, and poor soil conditions on site. , to achieve the effect of ensuring the ecological stability of the tower base area, reducing the amount of soil erosion, and reducing the cost of material transportation
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[0026] Step 1 Taki soil improvement. The area of the tower base is 9260㎡, and the surface soil on the site of the tower base has been removed. To meet the requirements of ecological restoration, the site is plowed to a depth of 33cm; after plowing, 0.06kg / ㎡ of water-retaining agent, 1 liter / ㎡ of peat soil, and organic fertilizers are added 4kg / ㎡, biological agent 0.04kg / ㎡, make it evenly mixed to improve the fertility and water retention of tower foundation soil.
[0027] Step 2 adopts the plant configuration method of ryegrass + bahia grass + pigeonpea, the configuration ratio is (1:1:2), and the amount of mixed grass seeds per square meter is 28g / ㎡.
[0028] Step 3 Grass sowing. Seed soaking and disinfection of grass seeds: Use 50% carbendazim WP to prepare a 0.3% solution, stir and soak the seeds for 24 hours. Sowing: After the soil improvement of the site is completed, move back and loosen about 2cm of the topsoil with a working rake, and sow seeds on the loosened tops...
Embodiment 2
[0032] Step 1 Taki soil improvement. The site area of the tower foundation site is about 700㎡, and the surface soil has been removed. To meet the ecological restoration requirements, the site must be tilled at a depth of 45cm; after tillage, 0.08kg / ㎡ of water-retaining agent, 1.2 liters / ㎡ of peat soil, and 6kg of organic fertilizer should be mixed / ㎡, biological agent 0.06kg / ㎡.
[0033] Step 2: Plant configuration for ecological restoration of tower base. This plan adopts the plant configuration method of tall fescue + bermudagrass + bermudagrass, with a configuration ratio of 1:1:1.5, and the amount of mixed grass seeds per square meter is 35g / ㎡.
[0034] Step 3 Grass sowing. Prepare a 0.5% solution with 50% carbendazim wettable powder, stir and soak the seeds for 24 hours. Sowing: After the soil improvement of the site is completed, move back and loosen the surface soil about 2cm with a working rake, and sow the seeds on the loose surface soil according to the seeding r...
Embodiment 3
[0038] Step 1 Taki soil improvement. The tower base site is about 1000㎡, and the topsoil will be generally removed. To meet the requirements of ecological restoration, the site must be tilled to a depth of not less than 40cm; after tillage, 0.07kg / ㎡ of water-retaining agent and 1.2 liters of peat soil should be mixed in , Organic fertilizer 5kg / ㎡, biological agent 0.06kg / ㎡, mix them evenly to improve the fertility and water retention of the tower foundation soil.
[0039] Step 2: Plant configuration for ecological restoration of tower base. This plan adopts the plant configuration method of ryegrass + tall fescue + bahia grass + pigeonpea, the configuration ratio is (1:1:2:4), and the amount of mixed grass seeds per square meter is 30g / ㎡.
[0040] Step 3 Grass sowing. Grass seed soaking disinfection: use 50% carbendazim wettable powder to prepare a 0.4% solution, stir and soak the seeds for 24 hours. Sowing: After the soil improvement of the site is completed, move back and...
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