Erosion and sedimentation on the Russian Plain, II: the history of erosion and sedimentation during the period of intensive agriculture

Erosion and sedimentation on the Russian Plain, II: the history of erosion and sedimentation during the period of intensive agriculture
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俄罗斯平原的侵蚀和沉积II:集约农业时期的侵蚀和沉积历史

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2003
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V. Golosov
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Aleksey Yurievich Sidorchuk;V. Golosov

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俄罗斯平原斜坡上的片状、细沟和沟壑侵蚀过程受到与其他地方相同的因素的控制:覆盖、可侵蚀性、侵蚀性和地形。土地利用历史和这些生物物理因素的变化相结合,产生了该地区独特的侵蚀历史。侵蚀最严重的土壤发生在非黑土地区,尤其是存在草灰土的地方。自公元 1696 年以来,整个俄罗斯平原的山坡土壤流失了 99 × 109 立方米。在耕地中,82% 的面积失去了 10 厘米厚的土壤,11% 的面积失去了 10-20 厘米厚的土壤,约 1% 超过 40 厘米的土壤被侵蚀。在过去的300年里,大约形成了2×106条长度超过300 m的沟壑,动员了大约4×109 m3的沉积物。这些大量土壤中约有 97% 被重新沉积在平原上,而不是被输送到海洋中。沉积物对河道的影响在源头处最大,大量低阶河道已被完全填平。其中一些小山谷已积累了高达 5·6 m 的沉积物。版权所有 © 2003 约翰·威利父子有限公司
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