Chen JinLin
Nanjing Forestry University
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Journal of Forestry Research | 2002
Chen JinLin; Shi Lu-lu; Zhang Ai-guo
Taihu Lake area is one of the most developed areas in agricultural production. Application of fertilizers and pesticides in large quantities greatly aggravate environmental pollution of this area, and water pollution has worsened to an unbearable condition. Two sampling farms (respectively 1 hm2) under rape-rice rotation and wheat-rice rotation were selected as studied ecosystem and a 5-yr-old Poplar forest and 8-yr-old Metasequoia forest were chosen in the selected areas. By collecting samples of Nitrogen, Phosphorus in water, crops and underground of forest, the transfer and loss of N and P (main water pollutants) in faming ecosystem were studied, and the effects of forest belts on non-point source pollution of agricultural lands was analyzed. The results indicated that the transfer and loss of N and P vary with means of rotation, types of crops and the amount of fertilizer application. Buffering forest belts betweens farmlands and ditches can effectively stop and purify such elements as N and P in soil runoffs, thus controlling non-point source pollution of agricultural lands. When the width ratio of farmland to forest belt is 100 to 40, 50.05% losing N, 29.37% losing P can be absorbed by forest under rape-rice rotation and 30.98% N, 86.73% P can be absorbed by forest under wheat-rice rotation. When the width ratio of farmland to forest belt is 150 to 40, 33.37% losing N, 19.58% losing P can be absorbed by the forest under rape-rice rotation, and under wheat-rice rotation 20.65% lost N and 57.82% lost P can be absorbed. There is only some purification effect when the width ration of farmland to forest belt is 200 to 40. Based on model of buffering forest belts, the width ratio of farmland to forest is determined between 100 to 40 and 150 to 40, because it not only can purify water, but also occupy less farmland. It is suggested that Poplars, with the characteristics of fast-growing and high value, are suitable to be planted as shelter-forest in Taihu Lake Watershed.
Plant Nutrition and Fertilizing Science | 2010
Wang Limin; Chen JinLin; Huang DongFeng; Yang Jing; Xing Wei; Chen Qin; Guo Lihua
Journal of Nanjing Forestry University | 2010
Wang Limin; Chen JinLin; Liang ZhenHai; Chen FeiRan; Wang Lina; Zhao Hao; Xue Dan
Guangdong Agricultural Sciences | 2012
Wang Limin; Bu XiaoLi; Huang DongFeng; Zheng XiangZhou; Chen JinLin
Nanjing Linye Daxue Xuebao Zirankexueban | 2010
Wang Limin; Chen JinLin; Liang ZhenHai; Zhao Hao; Wang Lina; Xue Dan; Guo Lihua
Journal of the Zhejiang Forestry College | 2010
Wang Limin; Chen JinLin; Liang ZhenHai; Chen FeiRan; Wang Lina; Xue Dan; Zhao Hao
Journal of Northeast Forestry University | 2010
Wang Limin; Chen JinLin; Chen FeiRan; Liang ZhenHai; Xue Dan; Zhao Hao
Animal Husbandry and Feed Science | 2010
Chen JinLin
Journal of Southwest Forestry University | 2009
Yang Jing; Chen JinLin; Xu BaiSen; Wang Limin
Journal of Northeast Forestry University | 2009
Chen Hao; Chen JinLin; Yu Bin; Xue Dan; Wang Lina; Wang Limin