CN115211330A - Method for arranging sand-protecting barrier of sand sagebrush on moving dune - Google Patents

Method for arranging sand-protecting barrier of sand sagebrush on moving dune Download PDF

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CN115211330A
CN115211330A CN202211062644.4A CN202211062644A CN115211330A CN 115211330 A CN115211330 A CN 115211330A CN 202211062644 A CN202211062644 A CN 202211062644A CN 115211330 A CN115211330 A CN 115211330A
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李敏岚
唐希明
屈建军
柳本立
孟晨
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Abstract

A method for arranging movable sand barriers of sand sagebrush on a moving dune comprises the following steps: A. the cleaned wheat straws are flatly stacked on a moving dune needing to be paved along drawn ruled lines; B. folding and pressing the middle part of the placed wheat straw by using a square shovel to finish the laying of the wheat straw square sand barrier; C. uniformly broadcasting the seeds of the artemisia desertorum on the surface of the soil in the wheat straw square sand barrier; D. the vegetation sand sagebrush grows to form the sand sagebrush sand barrier. The invention can prolong the sand fixation time efficiency, provides favorable environment for the subsequent sand fixation plant to enter, and has the advantages of simple method, easy operation, economy, practicality, high survival rate, long validity period, naturalness, environmental protection and no secondary pollution.

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Method for arranging sand-shifting sand barriers of sand sagebrush on moving dune
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of sand control and prevention, and particularly relates to a method for arranging a sand-sagebrush movable sand barrier on a moving sand dune for preventing wind and fixing sand in arid and semiarid regions without irrigation.
Background
The wind and sand disasters are one of the main disasters in China, and especially the prevention and the control of desertification in arid and semiarid regions such as Xinjiang, inner Mongolia, ningxia and Gansu have been concerned all the time. Through research and practical application, the desertification control method combining machinery and biological phases is an effective method for controlling desertification.
The mechanical sand control measure is to arrange a sand stabilizing sand barrier, and the biological sand control measure is to directly broadcast forestation, cuttage forestation, seedling forestation and the like.
The grass grid sand barrier commonly used at present belongs to a sand prevention measure combining machinery and biology, is most mature to be applied in the sand fixation technology of China, and typical examples comprise the application of protection systems such as a charand railway, a Tarim petroleum road and the like. The method comprises using wheat straw or rice straw without grains as raw material, spreading on sand dune to form grass grid, burying grass 15-20 cm with shovel or grass grid machine, and raising two ends of grass to extend 10-20 cm beyond sand surface. However, because of severe natural conditions in desert regions, high temperature in the daytime, large temperature difference between day and night, strong wind and sand hazards, common grass grid sand barriers are easy to rot and destroy about two years, lose the sand fixing effect, and need to be repaired and made into grass grids more than two years. In addition, the demand for wheat straw is now high in various industries, and the cost thereof is increasing. Therefore, a new desertification control measure for prolonging the service life of the latticed wheat straw check sand barrier through phase change and reducing the investment cost of sand prevention and control is required to be found in the subsequent sand prevention and control.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the problems of the existing sand prevention and fixation, and provides a method for arranging a sand-wormwood live sand barrier on a moving dune, which can prolong the sand fixation time efficiency and provide a favorable environment for the subsequent sand fixation plant to enter, and the method is simple, easy to operate, economical and practical, high in survival rate, long in effective period, natural and environment-friendly and does not cause secondary pollution.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows: a method for arranging movable sand barriers of sand sagebrush on a moving dune comprises the following steps:
A. the cleaned wheat straws are flatly stacked on a moving dune needing to be paved along drawn ruled lines;
B. folding and pressing the middle part of the placed wheat straw by using a square shovel to finish the laying of the wheat straw square sand barrier;
C. uniformly broadcasting seeds of the artemisia desertorum on the surface of the soil in the wheat straw square sand barrier;
D. the vegetation sand sagebrush grows to form the sand sagebrush movable sand barrier.
The step D further includes the steps of:
the sand sagebrush sprouts out of the earth in about 15 days, and the growth height at the initial stage is different according to different sowing time, such as: sowing seeds in 15 days at 4 months and 31 days at 7 months, wherein the growth height of the sand sagebrush in the current year is 10-15 centimeters; sowing seeds in 8 months and 1 day to 8 months and 31 days, wherein the growth height of the artemisia desertorum in the current year is 5 to 8 centimeters; sowing seeds in 9 months and 1 day to 10 months and 30 days, wherein the growth height of the sand sagebrush in the next year is 15 to 25 centimeters. The growth height of the sand sagebrush reaches 50-60 cm within 2 years, the root depth reaches 1-2 m, and the maintenance time is more than 3.
The vegetation sand sagebrush is positioned on the windward slope, the leeward slope and/or the hill top of the moving sand dune.
The planting direction of the sand sagebrush is vertical and/or parallel to the main wind direction.
The artemisia desertorum is planted in a square grid shape.
The sand sagebrush is sowed at the interval of 1 m multiplied by 1 m, and the sowing quantity is 1 kg/mu.
The method also comprises the following steps:
and additionally sowing sand-fixing plants in the sand sagebrush.
The sand-fixing plant comprises caragana microphylla and/or floral rods.
By adopting the technical scheme of the invention, the following technical effects can be produced:
1. the sand sagebrush is a common plant species in arid and semi-arid desert regions, and the drought tolerance of the sand sagebrush is very suitable for the growth in desertification regions. The sowing is carried out at the interval of 1 m multiplied by 1 m, only 1 kg of sowing quantity per mu is needed, the cost is low, and the method is economical and applicable.
2. The artemisia desertorum is a perennial herb plant, the growth of the artemisia desertorum is rapid, seeds can germinate in batches, seed sources are rich and easy to obtain, the growth amount of the artemisia desertorum can reach 50-60 centimeters within 2 years, and the root depth reaches 1-2 meters. As the aerial parts grow, the root system also grows, with both horizontal and vertical roots increasing.
3. Under the action of effective rainfall, the germination rate of the artemisia desertorum in the current year can reach 75 percent, the survival rate of the artemisia desertorum in the next year is about 50 percent, and the self-renewal of the seeds can prolong the sand fixing period to be more than 3 years along with the continuous germination and growth of the seeds fallen from the artemisia desertorum every year.
4. The sand sagebrush and other sand-fixing plants are reasonably matched for use, so that the soil moisture of the sand can be effectively utilized, and a favorable environment is provided for the subsequent sand-fixing plant to enter.
5. The sand-sagebrush-survival sand barrier has the advantages of low cost, simple setting method, easy operation, high survival rate and long time effect.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a method of practicing the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a schematic drawing of a grid line of a grass grid of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of the sand-protecting barrier of sand sagebrush of the present invention.
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In order to more clearly understand the embodiments of the present invention, the technical solutions of the present invention are further described by the specific embodiments in the following figures.
A method for arranging movable sand barrier of sand sagebrush in moving dune is disclosed, and its specific embodiment is shown in fig. 1-3.
FIG. 1 is a flow chart of the arrangement of the movable sand barriers of the sand dune desert wormwood in the method for implementing the invention. As shown in fig. 1, the process includes the following steps:
step 1, cleaning wheat straws, flatly stacking the wheat straws on a moving dune needing to be paved along drawn ruled lines: the process steps are usually carried out in spring 4 months or autumn 9 months, but the construction can also be carried out all year round if the engineering needs, and the length of the wheat straw after being cleaned and leveled is 50-60 centimeters.
Step 2, folding and pressing down the middle part of the wheat straw by using a square shovel to finish the laying of the wheat straw square sand barriers: in the implementation of the step, the wheat straw needs to be kept about 10-20 cm away from the head of the exposed straw.
Step 3, uniformly broadcasting seeds of the artemisia desertorum on the soil surface in the wheat straw square sand barrier: after the wheat straw square sand barrier is paved, the sand sagebrush seeds are sown on the surface of the soil in the barrier without turning over.
Step 4, forming the sand-sagebrush movable sand barrier after the sand sagebrush grows up: in the implementation of the step, the artemisia desertorum sprouts and emerges after about 15 days after the effect of effective rainfall, then the artemisia desertorum grows to 10-15 centimeters, the maximum can reach 50-60 centimeters, the root depth can reach 1-2 meters, the wind and sand can be effectively prevented, and the timeliness is more than 3 years.
The root of the survived sand barrier of the sand sagebrush has the function of fixing the quicksand for the second time, the upper part can block the invasion of the low-layer sand flow, and the survived sand barrier of the sand sagebrush has long-term storage property.
In order to increase the survival rate and sand control effect of sand sagebrush nursery stocks, the sand sagebrush is planted on windward slopes, leeward slopes and/or the top of a sand dune by the square grid-shaped live sand barriers, the planting direction is vertical and/or parallel to the main wind direction, the sand sagebrush is sown at the interval of 1 m multiplied by 1 m, the sowing amount is 1 kilogram per mu, and the square grid-shaped live sand barriers are formed. The planting is strictly carried out according to the technical specifications, thereby ensuring the survival rate of the seeds.
In the specific implementation process, the sowing of the artemisia desertorum can be implemented on windward slopes, leeward slopes and hill tops of moving sand dunes in arid and semi-arid regions, and sand-fixing plants including caragana microphylla and/or flower sticks can be additionally sown in the planted artemisia desertorum living sand barriers.
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of grid lines of grass squares for vegetation grass square sand barriers according to the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of the arrangement of the movable sand barriers of the sand dune flowing sand-hill sagebrush in the embodiment of the invention. As shown in figure 3, the nursery stock inside the sand barrier can be protected from the harm of sand flow due to the protection of the peripheral movable sand barrier. The sand sagebrush is reasonably matched with other sand-fixing plant species for use, and shrubs and herbs are planted in the sand barrier in a matching way, so that the reasonable utilization of the soil moisture of the sand is ensured, and the variety of the sand vegetation is increased.
The movable sand barrier in the specific implementation mode of the invention can play a role in sand fixation, is environment-friendly and economical, and has the advantages of simple method, high survival rate and long storage life.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, but the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, and the scope of the present invention should be subject to the scope of the claims.

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1. A method for arranging movable sand barriers of sand sagebrush on a moving dune is characterized by comprising the following steps: the method comprises the following steps:
A. the cleaned wheat straws are flatly stacked on a moving dune needing to be paved along drawn ruled lines;
B. folding and pressing the middle part of the placed wheat straw by using a square shovel to finish the laying of the wheat straw square sand barrier;
C. uniformly broadcasting seeds of the artemisia desertorum on the surface of the soil in the wheat straw square sand barrier;
D. the vegetation sand sagebrush grows to form the sand sagebrush movable sand barrier.
2. A method for arranging movable sand barriers on sand dunes according to claim 1, wherein: the step D further comprises the following steps:
the sand sagebrush sprouts out of the earth in about 15 days, and the growth height at the initial stage is different according to different sowing time, such as: sowing seeds in 15 days in 4 months to 31 days in 7 months, wherein the growth height of the artemisia desertorum in the current year is 10 to 15 centimeters; sowing seeds in 8 months and 1 day to 8 months and 31 days, wherein the growth height of the artemisia desertorum in the current year is 5 to 8 centimeters; seeds are sown in 1-10 months and 30 days in 9 months, and the growth height of the sand sagebrush in the next year is 15-25 centimeters. The growth height of the sand sagebrush reaches 50-60 cm within 2 years, the root depth reaches 1-2 m, and the maintenance time is more than 3.
3. The method for installing a sand barrier on a moving dune as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the vegetation sand sagebrush is positioned on the windward slope, the lee slope and/or the hill top of the moving sand dune.
4. The method for installing a sand barrier on a moving dune as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the planting direction of the sand sagebrush is vertical and/or parallel to the main wind direction.
5. The method for installing a sand barrier on a moving dune as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the sand sagebrush is sown at the interval of 1 meter multiplied by 1 meter, and the sowing quantity is 1 kilogram per mu.
6. A method for arranging movable sand barriers on sand dunes according to claim 1, wherein: and additionally sowing sand-fixing plants in the sand sagebrush.
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