Protection and Utilization of Soil Seed Bank in Road Construction

Guo Zhan Luo; Jian Wang; Jin Sheng Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.594-597.1429

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Protection and Utilization of Soil Seed Bank in Road Construction

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The importance of protection and utilization of the topsoil as the soil seed bank in road construction and vegetation recovery has not attracted enough attention. Through analysis of topsoil protection and utilization as well as current situation of road vegetation recovery, it is proposed that using the local topsoil resources which containing richful seed bank for road vegetation recovery is very effective. And it is the technical reference for the road vegetation recovery.

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Guo Zhan Luo*, Jian Wang, Jin Sheng Fu

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Road, Soil Seed Bank, Topsoil

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