: HYDRUS-1D

Chunjin Gong1, Yiyang Li1, Junfeng Dai2,3

  • 1College of Environmental Science and Engineering, Guilin University of Technology, Guilin, 541000, China.

まとめ

カースト湿地の土壌は窒素の損失に脆弱である. 肥料の比率が高くなると,特に果樹園では,窒素とアンモニアの浸出が増加し,これらの繊細な景観で慎重にN管理の必要性を強調します.

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