Method for increasing carbon sequestration amount of seriously-degraded leymus chinensis meadow vegetation
A carbon sequestration and careless technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, botanical equipment and methods, land preparation methods, etc., can solve the problems of the deterioration of the Songnen grassland ecological environment, the decline of vegetation carbon sequestration capacity, and the degradation of grasslands. Improve productivity and carbon sequestration capacity, improve regional ecological environment, and improve the effect of growth environment
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[0027] Provides a method of rapidly enhanced severe degraded sheep meadow vegetation carbon production, steps below:
[0028] Step 1: The degree of vegetation degradation of the meadow meadow is evaluated as the evaluation index of vegetation degradation (mild, moderate and severe), and the vegetation coverage rate is ≥70% for mild degradation, 70%. > Vegetation coverage is ≥ 40% is moderate degradation, and the vegetation coverage is <40% is severe degradation, and the evaluation time is generally the end of July or in early August (the highest random period of vegetation).
[0029] Step 2: The whole place, light flipping, shallow vertical depth is 6 ~ 10cm, the light is broken, and the implementation time is April.
[0030] Step 3: Application of the ecosystem, the ecological preparation is mainly weathering coal, the humic acid content of weathered coal is ≥30%, the particle size is ≤ 3mm, the application time is in advance or in the middle of the year, and t...
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[0035] Provides a method of rapidly enhanced severe degraded sheep meadow vegetation carbon production, steps below:
[0036] Step 1: The degree of vegetation degradation of the meadow meadow is evaluated as the evaluation index of vegetation degradation (mild, moderate and severe), and the vegetation coverage rate is ≥70% for mild degradation, 70%. > Vegetation coverage is ≥ 40% is moderate degradation, and the vegetation coverage is <40% is severe degradation, and the evaluation time is generally the end of July or in early August (the highest random period of vegetation).
[0037] Step 2: The whole place, light flipping, shallow vertical depth is 6 ~ 10cm, the light is broken, and the implementation time is April.
[0038] Step 3: Application of the ecosystem, the ecological preparation is mainly weathering coal, the humic acid content of weathered coal is ≥30%, the particle size is ≤ 3mm, the application time is in advance or in the middle of the year, and t...
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[0042] Example 3
[0043] Provides a method of rapidly enhanced severe degraded sheep meadow vegetation carbon production, steps below:
[0044] Step 1: The degree of vegetation degradation of the meadow meadow is evaluated as the evaluation index of vegetation degradation (mild, moderate and severe), and the vegetation coverage rate is ≥70% for mild degradation, 70%. > Vegetation coverage is ≥ 40% is moderate degradation, and the vegetation coverage is <40% is severe degradation, and the evaluation time is generally the end of July or in early August (the highest random period of vegetation).
[0045] Step 2: The whole place, light flipping, shallow vertical depth is 6 ~ 10cm, the light is broken, and the implementation time is April.
[0046] Step 3: Application of the ecosystem, the ecological preparation is mainly weathering coal, the humic acid content of weathered coal is ≥30%, the particle size is ≤ 3mm, the application time is in advance or in the middle of the year, and th...
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