Acidated forestry soil repairing method
A technology for forest soil and restoration methods, applied in the restoration of polluted soil, chemical instruments and methods, soil conditioning materials, etc., can solve problems such as obvious side effects, aggravate nutrient imbalance, pollution, etc., and achieve the effect of avoiding soil nutrient imbalance
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[0024] Example 1: On-site observation of restoration agent effect
[0025] This example concerns the effectiveness of the invention after use in southern forests that are heavily affected by acid deposition.
[0026] In order to verify the remediation effect of alkaline remediation agents on acidified forest soil, typical acidified forest soils with serious acid deposition hazards and little impact from human activities were selected to establish observation stations for long-term observation. The observation station is located in Chongqing Tieshanping Forest Farm, located in the northeast of Chongqing, about 25km from the city center, about 450m above sea level, with an average annual temperature of about 18°C and an average annual precipitation of about 1100mm. The vegetation is Pinus massoniana forest (about 40 years old) ), the soil is mountainous yellow soil, the soil-forming parent material is sand shale, and the current sulfur deposition is 10-12g m -2 ·a -1 , the a...
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[0032] Example 2: Mathematical Simulation of Restorative Effects
[0033] The field observation method is used to test the remediation effect of remediation agents on acidified forest soil. Although the reliability is high, there are disadvantages such as high cost, long time consumption, and the inability to control the experimental conditions at will. Therefore, on the basis of field observation results, it is also necessary to use mathematical models to simulate the effect of adding restoration agents, and to determine the optimal formula of composite restoration agents.
[0034] The model used in the simulation is the MAGIC model, which is called the "Model of Acidification of Groundwater in Catchment". The model considers various biogeochemical processes such as atmospheric deposition, mineral weathering, biological absorption, soil leaching, anion adsorption, cation exchange, aluminum dissolution and precipitation, nitrogen nitrification and mineralization, and solution ...
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