Method for increasing carbon sequestration amount of severely-degraded chloris virgata meadow vegetation
A technology of saxifrage and carbon sequestration, applied in chemical instruments and methods, botanical equipment and methods, land preparation methods, etc., can solve the problems of the deterioration of the ecological environment of the Songnen grassland, the decline of the carbon sequestration ability of the vegetation, and the "degradation of the grassland. Achieve the effect of improving productivity and carbon sequestration capacity, improving regional ecological environment, and improving growth environment
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[0027] To provide a method for quickly increasing the carbon sequestration capacity of heavily degraded Sansevieria meadow vegetation, the steps are as follows:
[0028] Step 1: Assessment of vegetation degradation degree of Sansevieria meadow, using vegetation coverage rate as the assessment index of vegetation degradation degree (slight, moderate and severe) of Sansevieria meadow, vegetation coverage ≥ 70% is mild degradation, 70% > Vegetation coverage ≥ 40% is moderately degraded, and vegetation coverage < 40% is severely degraded. The evaluation time is generally at the end of July or early August (the period with the highest vegetation biomass).
[0029] Step 2: Soil preparation, shallow plowing and light raking, the depth of shallow plowing is 5-8cm, and light raking to break up the soil clods. The implementation time is the first ten days of April.
[0030] Step 3: The application of ecological preparations. The ecological preparations are mainly weathered coal, the hum...
Embodiment 2
[0035] To provide a method for quickly increasing the carbon sequestration capacity of heavily degraded Sansevieria meadow vegetation, the steps are as follows:
[0036] Step 1: Assessment of vegetation degradation degree of Sansevieria meadow, using vegetation coverage rate as the assessment index of vegetation degradation degree (slight, moderate and severe) of Sansevieria meadow, vegetation coverage ≥ 70% is mild degradation, 70% > Vegetation coverage ≥ 40% is moderately degraded, and vegetation coverage < 40% is severely degraded. The evaluation time is generally at the end of July or early August (the period with the highest vegetation biomass).
[0037] Step 2: Soil preparation, shallow plowing and light raking, the depth of shallow plowing is 5-8cm, and light raking to break up the soil clods. The implementation time is the first ten days of April.
[0038] Step 3: The application of ecological preparations. The ecological preparations are mainly weathered coal, the hum...
Embodiment 3
[0043]To provide a method for quickly increasing the carbon sequestration capacity of heavily degraded Sansevieria meadow vegetation, the steps are as follows:
[0044] Step 1: Assessment of vegetation degradation degree of Sansevieria meadow, using vegetation coverage rate as the assessment index of vegetation degradation degree (slight, moderate and severe) of Sansevieria meadow, vegetation coverage ≥ 70% is mild degradation, 70% > Vegetation coverage ≥ 40% is moderately degraded, and vegetation coverage < 40% is severely degraded. The evaluation time is generally at the end of July or early August (the period with the highest vegetation biomass).
[0045] Step 2: Soil preparation, shallow plowing and light raking, the depth of shallow plowing is 5-7cm, and light raking to break up the soil clods. The implementation time is the first ten days of April.
[0046] Step 3: The application of ecological preparations. The ecological preparations are mainly weathered coal, the humi...
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