The long-term nature of forest crop rotations makes it difficult to determine impacts of forestry on soil nutrients that might be depleted by forest growth. We used small scale, highly stocked plots to compress the length of the rotation and rapidly induce nutrient depletion. In the study, two species (Pinus radiata D. Don and Cupressus lusitanica Miller) are compared under two disturbance regimes (soil undisturbed and compacted), and two fertiliser treatments (nil and plus fertiliser), applied in factorial combination at 33 sites, covering the range of climatic and edaphic variation found in plantation forests across New Zealand. To assess our ability to rapidly highlight important soil properties, foliar nutrient concentrations were determined 20 months after planting. It was hypothesised that the densely planted plots, even at a young age, would create sufficient pressure on nutrient resources to allow development of relationships between properties used as indicies of soil nutrient availability and foliar nutrient concentrations. For both species significant relationships between foliar nutrients and 0–10 cm layer soil properties from unfertilised plots were evident for N (total and mineralisable N) and P (total, acid extractable, organic, Bray-2 and Olsen P). With the exception of Ca in C. lusitanica, foliar K, Ca and Mg were correlated with their respective soil exchangeable cation measures. The results thus confirm the utility of the experimental approach and the relevance of the measured soil properties for forest productivity.
In unfertilised plots foliar N and P concentrations in P. radiata exceeded those in C. lusitanica, the differences being eliminated by fertiliser application. Foliar N/P ratios in P. radiata also exceeded those in C. lusitanica. In contrast to N and P, foliar K, Ca and Mg concentrations were all higher in C. lusitanica, the difference being particularly marked for Ca and Mg. P. radiata contained substantially higher concentrations of the metals Zn, Mn and Al than C. lusitanica, whereas the latter contained higher B concentrations. Possible reasons for differences between species in foliar nutrient concentrations are discussed. 相似文献
This paper took the upper-lower wide belt sander B229 with four-feet wide belts, manufactured in China, as the study target.
By means of framework dynamic design, we study its vibration characteristics by commencing from the place having horizontal
defects and used experimental modal analysis (EMA) and power spectrum density (PSD) to observe the sanding parts and the whole
machine, respectively. In the modal test, we mainly adopted the cross spots testing method to get the frequency response function
of the fixed spots to every excitation vibration spot, then applied the SISO frequency response function and the frequency
response function fitting method to identify and complete parameter recognition, respectively. The typical frequency response
function chart of the whole machine and its sanding parts, as well as its second-order mode charts of contacting roller, were
obtained. Through PSD analysis, we can get the amplitude-frequency spectrum and drive frequency.
Translated from Scientia Silvae Sinicae, 2005, 41(6): 132–137 [译自: 林业科学] 相似文献