The Response of PH in Substrate of Vegetation-Growing Concrete with Cement Content

Bin Wu; Zhen Yao Xia; Juan Zhao; Zi Chao Zhao; Yue Shu Yang; Wen Nian Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.361-363.1067

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The Response of PH in Substrate of Vegetation-Growing Concrete with Cement Content

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This paper study the effect of PH in substrate of vegetationgrowing concrete on cement content. Commonly using vegetation concrete substrate as the research object which often used to the growth of revetment herbal. The results showed that pH of plots substrate increased with the cement content increasing . The average PH of the control plots is higher than the vegetation plots who have the same cement content,this shows that the growth of plants have important significance to improve soil pH.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 361-363)

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Bin Wu*, Zhen Yao Xia, Juan Zhao, Zi Chao Zhao, Yue Shu Yang, Wen Nian Xu

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Cement, pH, Vegetation-Growing Concrete

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