黄土高原林草水土保持有效盖度分析

根据黄土高原绥德、延安、安塞和离石等地林、草地径流小区降雨侵蚀资料，对不同降雨和坡度下林、草地水土保持有效盖度进行了分析，建立了林地、草地水土保持临界有效益度与降雨及坡度的关系式。在土壤和植被类型相对稳定的条件下，林、草地的有效益度随着降雨和坡度的增大而增大，当临界有效益度达到一定程度时，降雨和坡度的影响减弱；在其它条件相同时，同一水土保持作用所要求的有效盖度草地比林地大。并结合降雨频率分析，得出了林、草措施抵抗不同年遇暴雨时的临界有效盖度。

人工草地在黄土高原水土保持中的减水减沙效益与有效盖度

根据黄土高原绥德、延安 、离石、安塞等地的草地径流小区资料，分析不同次降雨条件下，人工草地的减水减沙效益和水土保持有效盖度。结果表明，当降雨指标小于坡耕地侵蚀性降雨标准时，草地并不发挥水土保持作用，减水减沙效益为零，当降雨指标大于坡耕地侵蚀性标准时，其减水减沙效益随着降雨指标的增大而减小。在土壤相对稳定的情况下，要使土壤侵蚀模数小于某一定值， 降雨、地形和植被覆盖因子三者之间存在着一定的相互制约关系，即草地的盖度随着降雨和坡度的增大而增大，当盖度达到一定程度时，降雨与坡度对其的制约影响减弱。建立草地的减水减沙效益指标体系，及草地水土保持临界有效盖度与降雨坡度的关系式，并结合降雨频率的分析，得出草地抵抗不同年暴雨的临界有效盖度。

Effects of diet, stocking density, and environmental factors on growth, survival, and metamorphosis of Manila clam Ruditapes philippinarum larvae

A series of experiments was conducted to evaluate the effects of diet, stocking density, and environmental factors on growth, survival, and metamorphosis of Manila clam Ruditapes philippinarum larvae. These experiments examined the following factors: diet (Isochrysts spp., Chlorella spp., and a mixture of Isochrysis spp. and Chlorella spp. [ 1: 1 w/w]), stocking density (5, 10, 15, and 20 larvae ml(-1)), light intensity (un-shaded, partially shaded, and fully shaded), water filtration (unfiltered and sand-filtered), water exchange (50% and 100% once every other day, 25%, 50%, and 100% once daily; 50% and 100% twice daily), and the use of substrate (with and without sand as the substrate). Results indicated that Chlorella spp. could replace 50% of Isochrysis spp. as a food source for the Manila clam larvae without affecting growth, survival, and metamorphosis. Larval growth decreased significantly with increasing stocking density. A density of 5-10 larvae ml(-1) appeared to be optimal for normal growth of Manila clam larvae. Neither diet nor stocking density used in the study had a significant effect on larval survival. Under partially shaded (light intensity = 1000-5000 lx) and fully shaded (light intensity <500 lx) conditions, larval growth was significantly faster than under direct sunlight (un-shaded). A water exchange rate of 50% twice daily provided optimum larval growth. Larvae grew significantly faster in the unfiltered water than in the sand-filtered water. Using sand as the substrate in the culture system significantly depressed the metamorphosis rate. The type and particle size of sand used as the substrate did not significantly affect growth and metamorphosis rates of the larvae. (C) 2005 Published by Elsevier B.V.