The impact of different grassland land‐uses on earthworm populations in a New Zealand fragi‐ pallic soil
In the North Otago region of New Zealand摧s South Island, the first stage of a new irrigation scheme has recently been completed allowing land use to change from dryland sheep farming (10 stock units/ha) to more intensive irrigated dairy farming ( > 20 s.u./ha).The implications for the pasture and soil resources of this region ( pallic soils characterised by weak structure and a compact fragipan subsoil horizon) are largely unknown.Reported here are the impacts of different land‐use treatments on earthworm populations.
earthworms cattle grazing sheep grazing mowing fallow irrigation nitrogen New Zealand
T.A.White T.L.Knight C.L.Goulter W.J.Clarke-Hill
AgResearch Lincoln,Private Bag 4749,Christchurch 8140,New Zealand
国际会议
呼和浩特
英文
2008-06-29(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)