Niu Jianzhi
Beijing Forestry University
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Forestry Studies in China | 2004
Yu Xinxiao; Niu Jianzhi; Xu Junliang
The paper provides a systematical analysis of ecological restoration effects of natural secondary forest of closure area in Chao Guanxi Gou, Miyun County, Beijing. The results indicate that through more than twenty years of hillclosing afforestation since 1983, canopy closure has improved almost by 0.2; forest cover rate has raised from 7.2% to 93.8%; biodiversity, tree biomass and vegetation community have increased to a great extent. Compared with the average canopy closure before hillclosing afforestation in this area, it has improved to over 0.4 in average and increased by 0.1-0.2. The forest coverage degree has reached more than 90%. Consequently, the forest plays more important roles in intercepting precipitation, improving water storage capacity of soil, decreasing the surface runoff, and preventing soil and water loss.
Acta Ecologica Sinica | 2007
Niu Jianzhi; Yu Xinxiao; Zhang Zhiqiang
Abstract Based on the law of soil water movement in unsaturated zones, the study discusses the effect of preferential flow on the movement of the researched soil through a soil column experiment using homemade experimental apparatus in four successive stages—young, middle-aged, mature and over-mature and combining dye-tracer analyses of the field process. The study proves that the preferential flow occurs in the area, and as indicated by the Reynolds numerical calculation of the preferential flow path in the 4 different successive stages, the preferential flow in the Gongga Mountain forest ecosystem is a transition flow between the laminar flow and the turbulent flow. By applying the kinetic wave model with dispersion wave (KDW preferential flow model) and comparing this model with the field experiment, the study finds that the preferential flow model has good practicability and high credibility. Verifying the KDW preferential flow model through statistic analysis indicates that the model can simulate the water movement in columns very well and the results are better in low rainfall than in high rainfall.
Archive | 2013
Yu Xinxiao; Jia Guodong; Yang Zhige; Fan Dengxing; Niu Jianzhi; Zhang Zhenming; Zhang Xuexia
Archive | 2013
Niu Jianzhi; Li Xiang; Xie Baoyuan; Yu Xinxiao; Wu Xiaoli; Zhao Yuli; Li Jiao
Archive | 2013
Niu Jianzhi; Wu Xiaoli; Xie Baoyuan; Yu Xinxiao; Li Xiang; Zhao Yuli; Li Jiao
Archive | 2015
Yu Xinxiao; Jia Guodong; Yang Zhige; Fan Dengxing; Niu Jianzhi; Zhang Zhenming; Zhang Xuexia
Archive | 2013
Niu Jianzhi; Zhao Yuli; Xie Baoyuan; Yu Xinxiao; Li Xiang; Wu Xiaoli; Zhang Yinghu; Han Yini
Archive | 2013
Yu Xinxiao; Chen Lihua; Jia Guodong; Li Yitao; Wu Hailong; Niu Jianzhi; Fan Dengxing; Xin Zhongbao
Archive | 2014
Niu Jianzhi; Li Xiang; Xie Baoyuan; Yu Xinxiao; Zhao Yuli; Wu Xiaoli; Zhang Yinghu; Han Yini
Archive | 2013
Niu Jianzhi; Li Xiang; Xie Baoyuan; Yu Xinxiao; Zhao Yuli; Wu Xiaoli; Zhang Yinghu; Han Yini