Adina rubella and other four species planted in the lake beach of resistance to flooding comparison test.
P. Lin, Tang Guoping, Bian Yawen
2010
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Journal of Jiangsu Forestry Science & Technology
Semantic Scholar
Key Takeaway Key Takeaway: Adina rubella is an excellent evergreen species for wetland plantation due to its higher resistance to flooding and greening properties, making it an ideal choice for freshwater wetland restoration and reconstruction in China's Taihu Lake area.
Abstract
In this paper,the silvicultural results on Taihu beach of A.rubella Hance,Fraxinus griffithii Clarke,Metasequoia glyptostroboides Hu et Cheng,Taxodium ascendens.Brongn,and Salix babylonica control,through the different species in different regions,different flooding duration and different flooding depth of water was compared.In the flooded depth of 20-60.5 cm,through continuous observation of flooding up to 40d,we found: 1) The survival rates of A.rubella and control willows were100% and 99.5%,and those of F.griffithii,M.glyptostroboides and T.ascendens were 19.5%,30.2% and 31.1%,respectively.2) In the fourth time in the lake beach area,the resistance ability to flooding of A.rubella was a little higher than that of willows.Both of the growth potential and amount of A.rubella were all normal,and it had good emerald green leaves which was evergreen species and has less pests and diseases.According to the greening,beautification and landscaping considerations,lake beaches slash pine can be selected as an excellent evergreen species for wetland plantation,especially for freshwater wetland vegetationrestoration and reconstruction in China's Taihu Lake area.