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Assessment of Evolutionary Trends in Mountain Grassland Soil Processes and Problems in Soil Protection and Their Rational Use
Russian Agricultural Sciences Pub Date : 2020-05-18 , DOI: 10.3103/s1068367420020020 M. M. Alichaev , M-R. A. Kaziev , M. G. Sultanova
中文翻译:
山区草地土壤过程演变趋势评估及土壤保护问题及其合理利用
更新日期:2020-05-18
Russian Agricultural Sciences Pub Date : 2020-05-18 , DOI: 10.3103/s1068367420020020 M. M. Alichaev , M-R. A. Kaziev , M. G. Sultanova
Abstract
The objective of the survey was to assess evolutionary trends in the mountain-grassland soil processes and the environmental and anthropogenic impacts on soil degradation and land efficiency. Generalization of the previously studied materials in comparison with the data collected in route surveys carried out in the large river basins, including the Samur, Chirakhchai, Sulak, and other rivers, allowed for identifying the main factor affecting the evolutionary trends in the soil processes within the altitudinal zones in mountain regions in Dagestan. This is particularly the factor associated with both the climate and vegetation changes and the human economic activities. In addition, it has been proven that slope exposition and anthropogenic factors effect pedogenesis and soil degradation. Slopes of a southern exposition and the slopes of slightly different expositions from it are generally drier. Snow cover lasts for a long time, which is followed by rapid snowmelt. Therefore, the vegetation of such areas is poor, and, moreover, the occurred denudation processes are much stronger. According to the data collected on the basis of observations for the most recent 50 years, humus concentrations in the soils used in the economic circulation decreased by 0.5–1.2% and even by 1.5–2% in some of them. Annual soil washout comprises 12 million t on average. It involves approximately 50 thousand t of humus. Unregulated livestock grazing causes pothole formation, compaction by pathways, and sparse vegetation. Therefore, a 20–30% reduction in the projective vegetation land cover can induce a five- to sevenfold increase in the volume of eroded material in long-term erosion when compared to a 70–75% vegetation land cover. In addition, the current pedogenic processes are affected by global warming, differences in soil moisture and temperature regimes on slopes of different expositions in the altitudinal zonation system, and high erosion rates caused by natural and anthropogenic factors. Complex erosion-control measures, including amelioration by slitting once every 3–4 years, grazing regulation, and evenly distributed grazing with taking slope expositions into account, are required.中文翻译:
山区草地土壤过程演变趋势评估及土壤保护问题及其合理利用