DocumentCode
2337955
Title
Vegetation restoration of gangue wastelands with particular reference to climax communities
Author
Zuo, Junjie ; Fan, Jinshuan ; Huo, Feng
Author_Institution
Sch. of Resources & Environ., East China Normal Univ., Shanghai, China
fYear
2009
fDate
25-27 May 2009
Firstpage
2204
Lastpage
2208
Abstract
With the Sanlidong gangue wastelands as the subject, the basic status of vegetation restoration was investigated through sample plot survey. Gangue efflorescence and vegetation were conducted based on sampling so as to research and analyze the contents of nutrients and toxic elements between gangue efflorescence and vegetation. The reference vegetation was eastablished and the climax communities could be reconstructed in combination with the corresponding site types. Main research results are listed as follows: (1)With the increasing years of gangue discharge suspension, the categories of woody plants also increased with rising frequency, coverage rate and biomass. (2)The pH value of gangue efflorescence was almost the same with that of the loess, with the increase of succession years, there were a tendency of gradual increase in the contents of water, total S, hydrolytic N, available P and organic matter, while the contents of total N and available K gradually decreased. The contents of Hg, Cu, As, Cr, Pb and Zn all tended to decrease, but the contents of Hg, Zn were still higher than the background value. (3) Ailanthus altissima has strong capacity of absorbing Cu, Zn element. Setaria viridis and capsella bursapastrois have strong capacity of absorbing Zn, Cr element. Robinia pseudoacacia´s capacity of absorbing Cu, Zn and As element were also greater than those of other plants. (4) Ailanthus altissima and Robinia pseudoacacia were preferred as the pioneer plants in the reconstruction of artificial vegetation community and priority shall be given to the community mode of Robinia pseudoacaciatimesPpophae rhamnoidestimesCapsella bursapastrois, Robinia pseudoacaciatimesPpophae rhamnoidestimesSetaria viridis, Ailanthus altissimatimesPpophae rhamnoidestimesSetaria viridis.
Keywords
arsenic; botany; chromium; copper; lead; mercury (metal); mining; pollution control; soil pollution; vegetation; zinc; Ailanthus altissima; As; Capsella bursapastrois; Cr; Cu; Gangue wastelands; Hg; Pb; Ppophae rhamnoides; Robinia pseudoacacia; Sanlidong gangue wastelands; Setaria viridis; Zn; climax communities; gangue discharge suspension; gangue efflorescence pH value; gangue vegetation; hydrolytic nitrogen content; metal absorbing plants; organic matter content; phosphorus content; sample plot survey; total sulphur content; vegetation restoration; water content; woody plants; Chromium; Environmental economics; Forestry; Humans; Mercury (metals); Mining industry; Production; Slag; Vegetation; Zinc; artificial vegetation; ecological restoration; gangue; reference vegetation community;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Industrial Electronics and Applications, 2009. ICIEA 2009. 4th IEEE Conference on
Conference_Location
Xi´an
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-2799-4
Electronic_ISBN
978-1-4244-2800-7
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ICIEA.2009.5138590
Filename
5138590
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