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FOREST RESOURCES WANAGEMENT ›› 2009›› Issue (4): 79-84.

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Study on Vegetation Reducing Wind-sand Disaster around the Artificial Oasis

LIU Fang1, HAO Yuguang1, NA Rentuoya2, DONG Zhi2, XIN Zhiming1, ZHAGN Jingbo1   

  1. 1. Desert Forestry Experimental Center, CAF, Dengkou, Inner Mongolia, 015200, China;
    2. Water Affairs Bureau of Dengkou county, Dengkou, Inner Mongolia, 015200, China;
    3. Shandong Agriculture University, Taian 271018, China
  • Received:2009-04-19 Revised:2009-05-26 Online:2009-08-28 Published:2020-12-16

Abstract: Research on the functions of vegetation for reducing wind-sand disaster through field test was conducted. The results indicate that plants can obviously increase the surface roughness of different dunes, which provides mechanism of wind-preventing and sand-controlling. With the vegetation coverage increasing, the sand transporting amount and sand erosion (accumulation) and dust drops amount significantly reduced. Based on the analysis on sand transport rate of the different dunes, we can see that the rate separately drops 93.6% in fixed dune and 59.8% in semi-fixed dune. Comparing with the newly cultivated sandy land the wind-erosion status only has 32.6% in fixed dune and 73.4% in semi-fixed dune in the month of highest wind-erosion status. There is a common regularity. The dust amount concentrates in April, May and June, and biggest in April, accounting for 1/4~1/2 of the total; the dust amount changes significantly on horizontal or vertical gradient in each month.

Key words: natural vegetation, wind erosion, dust amount

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