KR20230045743A - Vegetation soil bag for exterminating alien plants and drainage channels using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a vegetation bag for exterminating an alien plant and a drainage ditch using the same. The vegetation bag for exterminating the alien plant of the present invention comprises: an upper surface unit made of a fiber and a flexible material; a lower surface unit made of the fiber and disposed in contact with a land made of the flexible material; and an interior space formed by combining edges of the upper surface unit and the lower surface unit, and capable of storing a soil mixture (10). Provided is the vegetation bag for exterminating the alien plant naturally rather than physically.

Description

Vegetation soil bag for exterminating alien plants and drainage channels using the same}

The present invention relates to a vegetation tonnage for exterminating foreign plants and a drainage channel using the same, and in detail, durability is improved by using native plant seeds to eradicate foreign plants while making the land foundation more solid and forming a flow path using vegetation tonnage. It's about good nature-friendly drainage.

Patent Document 001 relates to a vegetation tonang with improved fixing power, by forming at least one or more compaction holes on the wings extending to one side of the bag, and after constructing the vegetation tonang, the soil that is backfilled and the height of the vegetation tonang and the above Soil pressure acts as much as the area of the wing is added to effectively respond to vertical load, and some of the soil flows into the compaction hole formed in the wing and is integrated with the ground or soil below to effectively respond to horizontal or inclined loads. As a result, the purpose is to improve the holding power or fixing power of the built vegetation tonang. To this end, the present invention, in the vegetation tonang built on the incision, including a bag filled with soil and a wing portion configured on one side of the bag and extending in length to have a certain area, the wing of the vegetation tonang, A technique including at least one compaction hole is proposed so that a portion of the filled soil is introduced and integrated with the ground or soil below so that the vegetation soil bag can effectively respond to horizontal or inclined loads.

Patent Document 002 relates to a connecting plate for connecting so that left and right adjacent vegetation tonangs do not widen when constructing embankments, embankments, or retaining walls using vegetation tonangs, or to prevent separation from cuts. In detail, the connecting plate itself By having a water retention function in it, it is possible to prevent the plants growing in the vegetation tonang from drying out despite a long period of drought. A body 10 in the form of a tray formed to be inclined downward toward the; a plurality of spikes provided on the lower surface of the body; a storage tank provided in the center of the body; A technology including a soil moisturizer contained in the storage tank is proposed.

Patent Document 003 relates to a vegetation tonang and its working method, a main bag having an opening in the shape of a bag; Vegetation pockets disposed inside the main pocket; And a vegetation tonang comprising seeds disposed in the vegetation bag, comprising: holes disposed at intervals in some edge regions of the main bag; And it further includes a transverse thread in which the seeds are arranged, and the hole part suggests a technique used for fixing the position by a fixing pin.

Patent Document 004 discloses a tonang binding plate drainage construction method: preparing a binding plate that is provided as a rectangular plate body and has a plurality of fixing wedges formed on the upper and lower surfaces so that the tonang is caught and fixed; After the binding plate preparation step, coupling a drainage material support provided in a rectangular plate shape to the binding plate so as to be detachably coupled to the binding plate in a transverse direction and extend rearward of the binding plate; After the coupling of the drain support, a drainage member extending to the rear of the binding plate together with the drain support and being provided to absorb moisture from the ground and discharged to the outside, and supported to prevent sagging by the drain support, of the drain support. Adhering closely to the upper surface; Preparing a plurality of binding plate assemblies in which the binding plate, the drain support, and the drain material are coupled and installing them side by side on the construction ground; and, after the installation of the binding plate assembly, a tonang installation step of installing a tonang on top of the binding plate assembly.

KR 10-1664736 (registration date: October 10, 2016) KR 20-2018-0000352 (published date: February 05, 2018) KR 10-2180115 (registration date: November 11, 2020) KR 10-2176194 (registration date: November 03, 2020)

The present invention intends to provide a vegetation tonang that firmly compacts the ground using the vegetation tonang and naturally eradicates foreign plants such as maple leaf ragweed, thorn gourd, and ginseng vine.

In addition, the present invention is to provide a vegetation tonang that blocks the diffusion of heavy metals such as lead and copper around the military shooting range.

In addition, the present invention is to provide a drainage channel with good durability by forming a flow path using a vegetation tonang.

The invention according to one embodiment of the present invention is an invention for a vegetation tonnage for exterminating foreign plants disposed on land, composed of fibers and made of a flexible material; the land composed of fibers and made of a flexible material; When the portion is placed in contact; and an inner space formed by combining the upper surface portion and the lower surface portion and storing the soil mixture.

The invention according to one embodiment of the present invention is an invention for a vegetation tonang for exterminating foreign plants disposed on the land, and in the above-described invention, a partition portion dividing the internal space; consists of a configuration including.

An invention according to an embodiment of the present invention is an invention for a vegetation tonnage for exterminating foreign plants disposed on land, and in the above-described invention, the inner space is partitioned into a plurality of cells by the partitioning unit, and the plurality of The soil mixture included in each cell; consists of a configuration comprising a.

The invention according to an embodiment of the present invention is an invention for a vegetation tonang for combating foreign plants disposed on land, and in the invention presented above, the lower surface is formed flat to expand the area in contact with the land. do.

An invention according to an embodiment of the present invention is an invention for a vegetation drainage channel using the above-described invention, wherein the plurality of cells are arranged in a “U” shape by bending the partition, and the “U” through which fluid can flow It consists of a configuration that includes; a flow path that is a concave portion of the shape.

The present invention can provide a vegetation tonang that firmly compacts the ground using the vegetation tonang and naturally eradicates foreign plants such as maple leaf ragweed, thorn gourd, and ginseng vine.

In addition, the present invention can provide a vegetation tonang that blocks the diffusion of heavy metals such as lead and copper around a military shooting range.

In addition, the present invention can provide a drainage channel with good durability by forming a flow path using a vegetation tonang.

1 is a detailed perspective view of a vegetation tonang according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a plan view of a vegetation tonang according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a perspective view of a vegetation tonang according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is an application diagram of a vegetation tonang according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view of the application of the vegetation tonang according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a cross-sectional view of a fixing pin according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a cross-sectional view of application including a fixing pin according to an embodiment of the present invention.
8 is a perspective view and a cross-sectional view of a drainage channel using a vegetation tonang according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Advantages and features of the present invention, and methods of achieving them, will become clear with reference to the detailed description of the embodiments taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. However, it should be understood that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments presented below, but may be implemented in a variety of different forms, and includes all conversions, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention. .

The embodiments presented below are provided to make the disclosure of the present invention complete, and to fully inform those skilled in the art of the scope of the invention to which the present invention belongs. In describing the present invention, if it is determined that a detailed description of related known technologies may obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted.

Terms used in this application are only used to describe specific embodiments, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In this application, the terms "include" or "have" are intended to designate that there is a feature, number, step, operation, component, part, or combination thereof described in the specification, but one or more other features It should be understood that the presence or addition of numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof is not precluded.

Hereinafter, embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the description with reference to the accompanying drawings, the same or corresponding components are assigned the same reference numerals, and overlapping descriptions thereof are omitted. I'm going to do it.

(Example 1-1) The present invention relates to a vegetation tonnage for exterminating foreign plants, and in the vegetation tonnage placed on land, an upper surface portion 100 made of a flexible material composed of fibers; composed of fibers, A lower surface portion 200 disposed in contact with the land made of a flexible material; an inner space formed by combining the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 and storing the soil mixture 10 ( 300);

The vegetation tonang of the present invention includes an upper surface portion 100 and a lower surface portion 200 composed of fibers, and the edges of the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 are combined to provide a soil mixture 10 An inner space 300 may be included. As will be described later, the vegetation tonang of the present invention includes various soil mixtures 10 in the inner space 300 and seeds 400 by penetrating the lower surface 200 disposed in contact with the land. Plants grown on the ground can take root in the land, providing the effect of a natural and tight bond between the ground and the vegetative soil.

(Example 1-2) In Example 1-1, the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 are formed of nonwoven fabric.

(Example 1-3) In Example 1-1, the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 have a rectangular shape.

(Example 1-4) In Example 1-1, the corners of the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 are joined by stitching.

(Example 1-5) In Example 1-1. The seed 400 included in the inner space 300; includes.

(Examples 1-6) In Examples 1-5, the upper surface portion 100 and / or the lower surface portion 200 of the endothelium 110 bound to the inner surface; includes.

(Example 1-7) In Example 1-6, the seed 400 is located between the upper surface portion 100 and/or the lower surface portion 200 and the endothelium 110.

Referring to FIG. 1, the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 may be formed of a rectangular non-woven fabric made of polyethylene material, and the corners of the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 may be stitched together with threads. can The soil mixture 10 and seeds 400 may be contained in the inner space 300 provided while the corners of the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 are coupled. The seeds 400 may be evenly distributed along with the soil mixture 10 in the inner space 300 . The material of the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 is not limited to a specific material, and may be substituted with another material capable of providing the same effect.

Endothelium 110 may be provided on the inner surface of the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200, and the seed 400 is positioned between the endothelium 110 and the upper surface portion 100 and the lower portion 200. It can be. The seed 400 is a seed in which plants can grow according to the surrounding environment, and when the soil mixture 10 contained in the inner space 300, moisture, sunlight, etc. are provided, an environment in which plants can grow can be provided. there is.

(Examples 1-8) In Examples 1-5, the upper surface portion 100 is formed of a light-transmitting fiber, and the lower surface portion 200 is formed of a light-blocking fiber.

The role of the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 may be primarily to provide a space for storing the seed 400 and the soil mixture 10. However, the seed 400 included in the inner space 300 should be able to play a role in providing the environment so that the seed 400 can sprout and take root in the land. To this end, the upper surface portion 100 may be formed of a general fiber through which light may pass, and the lower surface portion 200 may be formed of a fiber that blocks light. The reason for this configuration is that the light irradiated to the upper surface portion 100 must pass through the upper surface portion 100 and be provided to the seed 400 and its surroundings so that the seed 400 can sprout easily.

In addition, the lower portion 200 in contact with the land does not need to transmit light, and rather, there is a need to block light in some cases. Referring to Figure 4, the vegetation tonang can be used to combat foreign plants. In other words, in removing foreign plants to be removed, operations such as physically pruning or pulling out roots may not fundamentally remove foreign plants. , there is a need to grow native plants. Therefore, when the vegetation tonang of the present invention is covered on a foreign plant, light can penetrate the upper surface portion 100 to provide sunlight to the seed 400 of the native plant, and the light does not pass through the lower surface portion 200. Therefore, foreign plants have the effect of being removed naturally.

The light blocking fiber of the lower surface portion 200 may be used by reprocessing waste fiber, or may be formed of polypropylene or polyethylene material. This may be a material that penetrates moisture and air, but forms densely so that particles such as soil do not penetrate, and prevents soil and sunlight from passing through. In addition, even if the material is composed of fibers capable of transmitting light, when configuring the lower surface portion 200, the compactness, density, thickness, etc. are different from those of the upper surface portion 100 to transmit relatively little light. Can be configured Of course there is.

(Example 2-1) In Example 1-1, a partition 500 partitioning the inner space 300; is included.

(Example 2-2) In Example 2-1, the dividing portion 500 is formed by stitching with thread.

(Example 2-3) In Example 2-1, the partitions 500 are formed at regular intervals.

(Example 2-4) In Example 2-2, the partitioning part 500 is formed from outer surfaces of the upper surface part 100 and the lower surface part 200 .

(Example 2-5) In Example 2-3, the equal interval is 7 cm to 8 cm;

Referring to Figure 2, the vegetation tonang of the present invention may include a partition 500 for partitioning the inner space (300). The compartment 500 may serve to divide the inner space 300 into several spaces. The compartments 500 may be formed by being sewn with yarn, and may be formed at equal intervals. In addition, in constituting the partitioning portion 500, the inner space 300 may be partitioned by stitching from the outer surfaces of the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200.

In general, tonang can be produced in a standard of 50 cm in width and 110 cm in length. However, if you fill the soil to these standards, you will need about 64 lubes. It constitutes a weight of about 100 kg, so it is difficult to transport and construct. However, if the inner space 300 is partitioned by the partition 500 as in the present invention, only about 20 rube of soil is required even if each space is filled with soil, so even if the same area is covered with a vegetation bag, less Soil is needed. It weighs only about 40kg, so it has the advantage of being able to be transported and constructed by one person. In this way, when the partitioning unit 500 partitioning the internal space 300 is provided, the effect of compacting the land ground is the same, and since the amount of soil required can be reduced, it can provide a great effect on economics and productivity.

(Example 3-1) In Example 2-1, the inner space 300 is partitioned into a plurality of cells 600 by the partitioning portion 500, and each of the plurality of cells 600 is included. It includes; the soil mixture (10) to be.

(Example 3-2) In Example 3-1, the soil mixture 10 contains vermiculite and peat moss.

(Example 3-3) In Example 3-2, the soil mixture 10 includes apatite powder.

(Example 3-4) In Example 3-2, 1 part by weight of peat moss was constituted with respect to 1 part by weight of the vermiculite.

Referring to FIG. 3 , in the present invention, the inner space 300 is partitioned into a plurality of cells 600 by the partition 500, and the soil mixture 10 may be included in each cell 600. The basic role of the soil mixture 10 is to provide nutrients to the seeds 400 and to form a foundation for rooting. In addition, there may be an effect of compacting the ground with high intensity while ensuring flexibility and tensile properties. The soil mixture 10 may include vermiculite and peat moss components, and may also include apatite.

Vermiculite is a material of mixing soil made by burning Tanabata at high temperature. It is excellent in air permeability and water retention and can be a material for mixing soil in an aseptic state. Peat moss may also be a soil mixture 10 that has good water retention and air permeability and can improve plant growth while maintaining porosity. In addition, apatite contains many organic substances, calcium, magnesium, phosphoric acid, etc., so it can serve as an effective fertilizer for plant growth. Vermiculite and peat moss may be composed of various ratios depending on the case, but may be preferably made in a weight ratio of 1: 1.

(Example 3-5) In Example 3-1, supplementary soil 20 provided on the outer surface of the upper surface portion 100 and located between the plurality of cells 600; includes.

Referring to FIG. 5, in the vegetation tonang of the present invention, a plurality of cells 600 are formed by a compartment 500, and the plurality of cells 600 may be filled with soil mixture 10 and seeds 400. . The vegetation soil bag filled with the soil mixture 10 is created with a concave space between the cells 600 and the cells 600, and supplementary soil 20 may be included in this space. Supplementary soil may be composed of the same components as the soil mixture 10 of the present invention. Seeds 400 may be artificially included in the supplementary soil 20, or seeds of plants may be naturally planted from the outside.

(Example 3-6) In Example 3-5, a cover may be further included on the upper outer surface of the supplementary soil 20.

In the case of including the cover, since it may be restricted from naturally settling on the supplementary soil from the outside, the seed 400 may be artificially placed on the supplementary soil. In addition, the cover may be formed of a light-transmitting fiber or a transparent material.

(Example 3-7) In Example 3-1, the soil mixture is not located in a cell located at the edge among the plurality of cells; includes.

The soil mixture may not be nested in the edge cells, which are some of the plurality of cells. This is to cover a wide area of land by attaching a plurality of vegetation tonang. In the process of attaching a plurality of vegetation tonangs, gaps may be formed between the tonangs to prevent foreign plants from growing through the tonangs. Therefore, after overlapping the cells not nested in the soil mixture, it is possible to cover a wide range of land using a plurality of vegetation tonangs without unnecessary gaps through a method of fixing to the land using fixing pins.

(Example 3-8) In Example 3-1, an extension part 150 extending from the corner and overlapping the neighboring vegetation tonang can be combined.

In placing the vegetation soil module on a wide range of land by overlapping a plurality of vegetation soil bags, an extension 150, which is a part coupled between the vegetation soil bags, may be included. In other words, an extension 150 extending outward from the edge of the vegetation tonang to provide a coupling position between the vegetation tonang may be further included.

(Embodiment 3-9) In Embodiment 3-8, the extension part 150 is formed only at a part of the corner.

Extension 150 may be a configuration that can be used when coupling a plurality of vegetation tonang with each other as described above. However, in the rectangular vegetation tonang, which is a general shape, it is not necessary to form the extension 150 from all corners. For example, as shown in FIGS. 3(c) and 4(b), the extension part 150 may be formed only at two corners. A plurality of vegetation tonangs may be connected while overlapping a partial area of the vegetation tonang containing the soil mixture on the extension portion 150 . In this case, when a plurality of vegetation tonangs are connected, the soil mixture can cover all areas without a space not covered by the soil, so that alien plants can be more effectively eliminated.

(Example 4-1) In Example 2-1, the lower surface portion 200 is formed flat to widen the contact area with the land.

Referring to Figure 5, the lower portion 200 of the vegetation tonang of the present invention may be formed flat. Vegetation tonang can play a role in hardening the ground, reinforcing slopes, or absorbing heavy metals around it. The effect of absorbing heavy metal substances can be secured by placing a plurality of vegetation tonang around the military shooting range. In order to maximize this effect, the lower part 200 and the land must be placed in close contact, and the seed 400 must be rooted and the vegetation tonang and the ground must be effectively bound. To this end, the lower portion 200 may be formed flat in order to widen the area in contact with the land.

(Example 4-2) In Example 4-1, a fixing pin 700 for fixing the vegetation tonang to the land; is included.

(Example 4-3) In Example 4-2, the fixing pin 700 includes an assembly 710 for fixing the vegetation soil bag; a fixture 720 for fixing a position by penetrating into the land. include

(Example 4-4) In Example 4-3, the fixture is formed of an elastic body provided with its own elastic force in the outward direction in order to be fixed to the land.

6 and 7, the present invention may include a fixing pin 700 for fixing the vegetation tonang to the land. The gojing pin may be configured to maintain the bond with the land until the seed 400 sprouts and takes root in the land. Of course, even after rooting, the vegetation tonang needs to be more tightly bound to the land. This fixing pin 700 may be composed of an assembly and a fixed body. The assembly may be formed while surrounding the upper surface portion 100 of the vegetation tonang. The conjugate may be a part in contact with the vegetation tonang. The fixture may be configured to penetrate the land and fix the position. In addition, the fixture may be composed of an elastic body maintaining an elastic force in the outward direction in order to be more efficiently fixed to the ground. After penetrating into the land, the elastic force acting on the outer surface can provide help in improving the bonding force with the land. In addition, the fixing pin 700 may be formed at the location of the compartment 500 . The compartment 500 is a place where the soil mixture 10 is not stacked, and the vegetation tonang can be easily fixed to the land.

(Example 4-5) In Example 4-2, the fixing pin 700 has a hollow inside and a receptor 730 having a rotatable protrusion 731 at the lower end; the receptor ( 730) to rotate the protrusion 731 in the course of being inserted into the inside (740); includes.

(Example 4-6) In Example 4-5, the protrusion 731 is formed in plurality.

(Example 4-7) In Example 4-6, the insert 740 includes the plurality of protruding members 741, and the protruding member 741 is formed to be bent outward.

Fixing pin 700 may be a configuration for fixing the vegetation tonang to the land. The fixing pin 700 may be composed of two components, the receptor 730 and the insert 740, and the receptor 730 may be preliminarily inserted into the land to fix the vegetation tonang primarily. Then, while the insert 740 is inserted into the receptor 730, the protrusion 731 provided in the receptor 730 is spread outward, so that the vegetation tonang can be secondarily more firmly fixed to the land. In addition, the insert 740 may include an insertion member 741. In the process of inserting the insert 740 into the receptor 730, the insertion member 741 pushes the protrusion 731 so that the protrusion 731 ) can be rotated outward.

(Example 5-1) In the vegetation drainage channel using the vegetation tonang of Example 3-1, the plurality of cells 600 are arranged in a “U” shape by bending the partition 500, and the fluid flows It includes; a passage that is a concave part of the "U" shape that can be.

Referring to Figure 8, the vegetation tonang of the present invention can be used as a drainage channel. Vegetation drainage can be a plurality of cells 600 arranged in a "U" shape by bending the partition 500 of the vegetation tonang. The concave portion of the “U” shape may be configured as a channel through which a fluid such as water may flow.

Vegetation drainage can provide excellent effects in terms of adhesion and coupling with the ground compared to the existing plume pipe drainage. In general, a plume pipe drain causes a gap between the land and the plume pipe due to erosion of the ground or corrosion of the plume pipe itself over time. However, when the vegetation tonang is used as a drainage channel as in the present invention, it is possible to secure the effect that the bonding force between the drainage channel and the land surface increases as time passes as the roots grow from the seeds 400 and penetrate the land. As such, the vegetation drainage using the vegetation tonang of the present invention has the effect of providing a drainage channel that ensures durability while harmonizing with nature.

(Example 5-2) In Example 5-1, the vegetation tonang is formed by connecting a plurality of vegetation tonangs, and includes a fixing pin 700 for coupling each of the vegetation tonangs to each other.

A plurality of vegetation tonangs are connected to each other, and each vegetation tonang may be connected by a fixing pin 700. In order to form the drainage channel of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 7, a relatively long channel through which fluid flows must be formed. To this end, it can be formed by connecting a plurality of vegetation tonang by means of a fixing pin 700. A plurality of vegetation tonang may be arranged in such a way that the edges of each vegetation tonang are overlapped and then fixed to the land using a fixing pin 700 .

(Example 5-3) In Example 5-1, the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 are bound to the inner surfaces of the endothelium 110; , the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 (200) and the seed 400 located between the endothelium 110; and a plant growth promoter located in the inner space 300.

Vegetation drainage using vegetation tonang can be installed by arranging vegetation tonang at a location where drainage is required. Vegetation tonang may include the endothelium 110 provided on the inner surface of the upper surface portion 100 and the lower portion 200 and the seed 400 inside the endothelium 110. In addition, by additionally including a plant growth promoter in the inner space 300 of the vegetation tonang, it is possible to assist the seed 400 to take root in the land within a short time in the vegetation tonang constituting the drainage channel.

In the specification of the present invention (particularly in the claims), the use of the term "above" and similar indicating terms may correspond to both singular and plural. In addition, when a range is described in the present invention, it includes an invention in which individual values belonging to the range are applied (unless there is a description to the contrary), and each individual value constituting the range is described in the detailed description of the invention Same as

The use of all examples or exemplary terms (eg, etc.) in the present invention is simply to explain the present invention in detail, and the scope of the present invention is limited due to the examples or exemplary terms unless limited by the claims. it is not going to be In addition, those skilled in the art can appreciate that various modifications, combinations and changes can be made according to design conditions and factors within the scope of the appended claims or equivalents thereof.

Therefore, the spirit of the present invention should not be limited to the above-described embodiments and should not be determined, and all scopes equivalent to or equivalently changed from the claims as well as the claims to be described later are within the scope of the spirit of the present invention. would be said to belong to

100: upper surface 200: lower surface
110: endothelium 300: inner space
400: seed 500: compartment
600: cell 700: fixing pin
710: assembly 720: fixture
730: receptor 740: insert
10: soil mixture 1: euro

Claims (5)

In the vegetation tonang for combating foreign plants placed on land,
An upper surface portion 100 made of a fiber and made of a flexible material;
Consisting of fibers, when the portion is placed in contact with the land made of a flexible material (200); and
An inner space 300 formed by combining the upper surface portion 100 and the lower surface portion 200 and storing the soil mixture 10; Vegetation tonang including.
The method of claim 1,
Vegetation tonang comprising a; partition 500 for partitioning the inner space 300.
The method of claim 2,
The inner space 300 is partitioned into a plurality of cells 600 by the partitioning portion 500, and the soil mixture 10 included in each of the plurality of cells 600;
The method of claim 2,
When the portion 200 is vegetation tonang formed flat to widen the area in contact with the land.
In the vegetation drainage using the vegetation tonang of claim 3,
Vegetation drainage including a flow path 1 in which the plurality of cells 600 are arranged in a “U” shape by bending the partition 500 and the concave portion of the “U” shape through which fluid can flow. .

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