Meta analysis of stoichiometric characteristics of reclaimed soil in coalmining subsidence area of Huaihai Economic Zone
Received Date:2021-10-16
Abstract:influenced by reclamation time,reclamation methods and other factors were analyzed using Metaanalysis method. The pH,soi... Open+
Abstract:influenced by reclamation time,reclamation methods and other factors were analyzed using Metaanalysis method. The pH,soil organic matter (SOM),total nitrogen (TN),available phosphorus (AP)and available potassium (AK) of the reclaimed soil in the coal mining subsidence area and the sur⁃rounding standard farmland soil were compared. The results showed that the contents of SOM and AP ofreclaimed soil were significantly lower than those of standard farmland (P<0.05). Compared withstandard farmland,the pH,TN and AK of reclaimed soil were not significantly different (P>0.05). ThepH and AK effect values of reclaimed soil was positive,and the TN effect values was negative. At thesoil depth of 0~20 cm (cultivation layer),the contents of soil nutrient except SOM and AP were notsignificantly different from those of standard farmland (P>0.05). The soil nutrient contents couldalmost return to the standard farmland level after 10~13 years of reclamation. The effect of soil reclamationin coal mining subsidence area was affected by the reclamation methods and reclamation time,and varied indifferent soil levels and regions. In order to achieve the best recovery effect,it is necessary to adjust meas⁃ures to local conditions,and adopt appropriate reclamation methods after comprehensive consideration. Close-
Authors:
- JIA Conghui
- WANG Yan
- Cao Yingjia
- WANG Jinxin
- LI He*
Units
- School of Geography,Geomatics and Planning,Jiangsu Normal University,Xuzhou 221116,China
Keywords
- Huaihai Economic Zone
- Coal mining subsidence
- Soil
- Meta analysis
Citation
JIA Conghui,WANG Yan,Cao Yingjia,et al. Meta analysis of stoichiometric characteristics of reclaimed soil incoal mining subsidence area of Huaihai Economic Zone[J]. Energy Environmental Protection,2022,36(1):89-97.
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