摘要
黄淮海平原豫北地区果粮间作生态系统功能特征研究结果表明:(1)果粮间作系统(苹果、小麦、花生)是一个多植物种群,多层次结构,多功能、多效益的人工生态系统;(2)果粮间作系统对灾害性干热风、高温、低温等气象条件起到抗逆作用,能提高土壤肥力,改变系统生物种群结构,增加系统的稳定性;(3)系统的年经济产量为5218.6kg·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1),年生产力为17645.6kg·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1),年凋落量为206.9kg·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1),1988—1991年4年中,净经济效益为每公顷50781.2元,能量现存量为78.4699×10 ̄(10)J·ha ̄(-1),年固定能量为49.6×10 ̄(10)J·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1),光能转化率为1.138%,营养元素N、P、K在系统的累积量分别为640.8、130.8、128.4kg·ha ̄(-1),年吸收量分别为554.5、96.7、253.9kg·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1),年归还量分别为16.4、3.4、10.4kg·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1),年归还率分别为:2.9%、3.5%、4.1%。
In this article,we have analysed the characteristics of Malus pumila inter-cropping with Triticum sativum and Arachis hypogaca(M.T.A.)community in the northern Henan province in Huang-Huai-Hai Plains and compared them with Farmland system(Trittcum sativum and Arachis hypogaea). The results showed that(1) The system is one that has multi-population, multi-levels,multi-performance and muIti-benefits;(2)The M.T.A. system can resist hot-dry wind,high and low temperature, and can increase soil natrient,change the structure of species population and increase the stability of system;(3)In M.T.A. system,the Economic yield was 5218.6kg·ha ̄(-1),the annual productivity was 17645.6kg·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1),the litterfall amount was 206.9kg·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1),the net economic benefit from 1988 to 1991 was 50781.2yuan·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1),the stan-ding crop of energy was 78.4699 × 10 ̄(10)J·ha ̄(-1), the annual net energy produc-tion was 49.6 × 10 ̄(10)J·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1), the energy transfermation efficiency of PHAR(ETE=NEP/PHAR × 100%)was 1.138%.(4)In M.T.A. system,the accumula-tions of N, P and K were 640.8, 130.8 and 328.4kg·ha ̄(-1), respectively; the annual uptakes were 554.5, 96.7 and 253.9kg·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1), respectively;the an-nual returns were 16.4,3.4 and 10.4kg·ha ̄(-1)·yr ̄(-1),respectively;the return rates were 2.9%,3.5% and 4.1%, respectively.
出处
《植物生态学报》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
1994年第3期243-252,共10页
Chinese Journal of Plant Ecology
基金
中国科学院封丘农业开放实验站基金
关键词
农业生态系
作物
果树
间作
养分
Apple intercropping with crops
Agroecosystion
Nutrient Cycling