Evaluation of Physical-Chemical Characteristics and Tillage Suitability at Reclaimed Field in Arid Year

Xi Wang; Jia Ping Yan; Marx Bjǒrn; Eltje Weiss

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.1213

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Evaluation of Physical-Chemical Characteristics and Tillage Suitability at Reclaimed Field in Arid Year

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The aim of this study is the relationship of the pH value, thickness of topsoil and water balance and other index, in order to achieve sustainable and economic application of the reclaimed land. Ultimate goal is improving the biomass of the soil in the mining area. Through the experiment, it can be seen that fly ash play essential role in arid year. With capillary function from underground water, fly ash will afford more available water for growth of wheat, improving structure of soil.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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Xi Wang, Jia Ping Yan, Marx Bjǒrn, Eltje Weiss

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Arid Year, Biomass, Water Balance

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