Rapid method for promoting ecological restoration of damaged ecological system under extreme arid environment
An ecosystem and ecological restoration technology, applied in botany equipment and methods, horticulture, forestry, etc., can solve problems such as limited restoration range, slow vegetation restoration process, single community structure, etc., and achieve the purpose of improving ecological restoration and using low cost. cost, the effect of avoiding reverse succession
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[0019] On the bare ground in the arid desert area, artificial or mechanical methods are used to open parallel ditches, the ditch depth is 0.4m, and the distance between the ditch is 2m, and 0.4m deep ditches are opened at the beginning and end of each ditch to keep the flow between the ditches. Pre-opening ditches for flood irrigation and water storage;
[0020] During the period from July to October each year, in the same area to be restored, select a place where the local species diversity is well maintained, and choose Tamarix, Populus euphratica, licorice, bell thorn and Nitraria plants with vigorous growth and luxuriant flowering branches. Collect the fruits and seeds while they are ripe, and put them in the shade after harvesting to dry until the skin cracks, avoid exposure to the sun, and store them in paper bags in a low-temperature and dry environment;
[0021] In September and October (the specific time depends on the amount of water coming in from the Tarim River) t...
Embodiment 2
[0024] On the bare ground in the arid desert area, artificial or mechanical methods are used to open parallel ditches with a depth of 0.5m and a distance of 3m. Plow 0.5m deep ditches at the beginning and end of each ditch to keep the ditches unimpeded. Reclamation of furrows for flood irrigation and water storage;
[0025] During the period from July to October each year, in the same area of the area to be restored, choose a place where the local species diversity is well maintained, and choose Tamarix, Populus euphratica, licorice, bell thorn and Nitraria plants with vigorous growth and luxuriant flowering branches. Harvest fruits and seeds while they are ripe. After harvesting, put them in a wind-shaded place to dry until the skin cracks. Avoid exposure to the sun. Collect them in paper bags and store them in a low-temperature and dry environment;
[0026] In September and October (the specific time depends on the amount of water coming in from the Tarim River) the area t...
Embodiment 3
[0029] On the bare ground in the arid desert area, parallel ditches were dug manually or mechanically. The ditches were 0.5m deep and 4m apart, and 0.5m deep ditches were opened at the beginning and end of each ditch to keep the ditches unimpeded. Reclamation of furrows for flood irrigation and water storage;
[0030] During the period from July to October each year, in the same area of the area to be restored, choose a place where the local species diversity is well maintained, and choose Tamarix, Populus euphratica, licorice, bell thorn and Nitraria plants with vigorous growth and luxuriant flowering branches. Harvest fruits and seeds while they are ripe. After harvesting, put them in a wind-shaded place to dry until the skin cracks. Avoid exposure to the sun. Collect them in paper bags and store them in a low-temperature and dry environment;
[0031] In September and October (the specific time depends on the amount of water coming in from the Tarim River channel), the area ...
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