간척후 식생변화를 알기 위하여 우리나라 중서부 해안 간척지에서 식생분포를 조사하였다. 조사대상지는 2002년 간척된 경기만 행담간석지, 체절후 각각 7년, 9년, 18년 된 충남 석문과 대호, 경기만 행담 간척지이다. 신간척지에서 주 식생은 Suaeda japonica이었으며 다른 식생은 드물었다. 기존 간척지에서는 다양한 염생식물과 중성식물이 분포하고 있었다. 신간척지에서는 Salicornia europaea, Suaeda glauca, Suaeda japonica, 그리고 Suaeda maritime 등 4종의 염생선구종식생이 분포하고 있었다. 간척연대가 진전되면서 통성염생식물과 중성식물이 차례로 출현하고 있었다. 기존 간척지에서 다양한 통성염생식물과 중성식물이 복합하여 나타났고, 이들이 선구종 염생식물보다 우점하였으며, Suaeda japonica는 출현하지 않았다. 통성염생식물과 중성식물의 다양성이 높아질수록 선구종염생식물이 감소되는 현상은 식생이 간척후 숙성에 따라 식생이 통성염생식물과 중성식물의 혼합으로 천이되는 것을 시사하고 있다. 간척초기에 신간척지에서는 외부식물의 침입에 따라 식생종의 변화가 빠르게 진행되었다. 통성염생식물과 중성식물은 간척초기에 증가하였으나 선구종염생식물의 상대적 밀도와 빈도는 통성염생식물과 중성식물보다 높았다. 간척후 3년 이후 연구에 의하면 외부식물이 선구종 염생식물이 우점하였다. 이러한 식생의 변화에도 선구종염생식물로 Salicornia europaea, Suaeda maritima, 그리고 Suaeda glauca, 통성염생식물로 Aster tripolium, Sonchus brachvotus, 그리고 Phragmites communis 등이 간척지에서는 공통적인 주 염생식물으로서의 위치를 점하고 있었다.
간척후 식생변화를 알기 위하여 우리나라 중서부 해안 간척지에서 식생분포를 조사하였다. 조사대상지는 2002년 간척된 경기만 행담간석지, 체절후 각각 7년, 9년, 18년 된 충남 석문과 대호, 경기만 행담 간척지이다. 신간척지에서 주 식생은 Suaeda japonica이었으며 다른 식생은 드물었다. 기존 간척지에서는 다양한 염생식물과 중성식물이 분포하고 있었다. 신간척지에서는 Salicornia europaea, Suaeda glauca, Suaeda japonica, 그리고 Suaeda maritime 등 4종의 염생선구종식생이 분포하고 있었다. 간척연대가 진전되면서 통성염생식물과 중성식물이 차례로 출현하고 있었다. 기존 간척지에서 다양한 통성염생식물과 중성식물이 복합하여 나타났고, 이들이 선구종 염생식물보다 우점하였으며, Suaeda japonica는 출현하지 않았다. 통성염생식물과 중성식물의 다양성이 높아질수록 선구종염생식물이 감소되는 현상은 식생이 간척후 숙성에 따라 식생이 통성염생식물과 중성식물의 혼합으로 천이되는 것을 시사하고 있다. 간척초기에 신간척지에서는 외부식물의 침입에 따라 식생종의 변화가 빠르게 진행되었다. 통성염생식물과 중성식물은 간척초기에 증가하였으나 선구종염생식물의 상대적 밀도와 빈도는 통성염생식물과 중성식물보다 높았다. 간척후 3년 이후 연구에 의하면 외부식물이 선구종 염생식물이 우점하였다. 이러한 식생의 변화에도 선구종염생식물로 Salicornia europaea, Suaeda maritima, 그리고 Suaeda glauca, 통성염생식물로 Aster tripolium, Sonchus brachvotus, 그리고 Phragmites communis 등이 간척지에서는 공통적인 주 염생식물으로서의 위치를 점하고 있었다.
Flora distribution was surveyed in the newly reclaimed tidal flats in the west coastal area in Korea to understand changes in flora dynamics after reclamation. The surveyed reclaimed tidal flats were the newly reclaimed tidal flat in Hangdam, the mid Kyonggi Bay in 2002, and three reclaimed lands in...
Flora distribution was surveyed in the newly reclaimed tidal flats in the west coastal area in Korea to understand changes in flora dynamics after reclamation. The surveyed reclaimed tidal flats were the newly reclaimed tidal flat in Hangdam, the mid Kyonggi Bay in 2002, and three reclaimed lands in Seukmun and Daeho, Chungnam, and Hangdam in Kyonggi Bay, of which reclamation years based on embankment were 7, 9 and 18 years, respectively. In the newly reclaimed tidal flat, the dominant flora was Suaeda japonica and other florae were rare, while various halophytes and glycophytes were distributed in the reclaimed lands. On the newly reclaimed tidal flat, four species of halophytic pioneer florae, Salicornia europaea, Suaeda glauca, Suaeda japonica, and Suaeda maritime occurred, and along with age facultative halophyte and glycophyte occurred sequently. On the reclaimed lands, the florae were more complex with various facultative halophyte and glycophyte, so these were predominated rather than pioneer halophyte, while one of pioneer halophyte that Suaeda japonica was not occurred. Increasing of various facultative halophyte and glycophyte, and decreasing of pioneer halophyte indicated that flora changed toward to increase of facultative halophyte and glycophyte by aged after reclamation. On the newly reclaimed tidal flat the ratio of flora species changed rapidly with the invasion of plant. This implied that the flora had begun to change in the early stage of reclamation. Facultative halophyte and glycophyte started to increase on the early stage of reclamation but relative density and frequency of pioneer halophyte was higher than facultative halophyte and glycophyte. According to the investigation up to 3 years after reclamation, pioneer halophyte predominated on it. Although flora changed, there were common representative halophytes among the reclaimed tidal flats: Salicornia europaea, Suaeda maritima, and Suaeda glauca as pioneer halophyte, Aster tripolium, Sonchus brachyotus, and Phragmites communis as facultative halophytes.
Flora distribution was surveyed in the newly reclaimed tidal flats in the west coastal area in Korea to understand changes in flora dynamics after reclamation. The surveyed reclaimed tidal flats were the newly reclaimed tidal flat in Hangdam, the mid Kyonggi Bay in 2002, and three reclaimed lands in Seukmun and Daeho, Chungnam, and Hangdam in Kyonggi Bay, of which reclamation years based on embankment were 7, 9 and 18 years, respectively. In the newly reclaimed tidal flat, the dominant flora was Suaeda japonica and other florae were rare, while various halophytes and glycophytes were distributed in the reclaimed lands. On the newly reclaimed tidal flat, four species of halophytic pioneer florae, Salicornia europaea, Suaeda glauca, Suaeda japonica, and Suaeda maritime occurred, and along with age facultative halophyte and glycophyte occurred sequently. On the reclaimed lands, the florae were more complex with various facultative halophyte and glycophyte, so these were predominated rather than pioneer halophyte, while one of pioneer halophyte that Suaeda japonica was not occurred. Increasing of various facultative halophyte and glycophyte, and decreasing of pioneer halophyte indicated that flora changed toward to increase of facultative halophyte and glycophyte by aged after reclamation. On the newly reclaimed tidal flat the ratio of flora species changed rapidly with the invasion of plant. This implied that the flora had begun to change in the early stage of reclamation. Facultative halophyte and glycophyte started to increase on the early stage of reclamation but relative density and frequency of pioneer halophyte was higher than facultative halophyte and glycophyte. According to the investigation up to 3 years after reclamation, pioneer halophyte predominated on it. Although flora changed, there were common representative halophytes among the reclaimed tidal flats: Salicornia europaea, Suaeda maritima, and Suaeda glauca as pioneer halophyte, Aster tripolium, Sonchus brachyotus, and Phragmites communis as facultative halophytes.
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문제 정의
salt-affected soils and flora. The aim of this work was to find the change direction of flora on the artificial salt-affected soils, reclaimed tidal flat.
가설 설정
Understanding for how flora changed on the reclaimed tidal flats, this study has two hypotheses: one was flora of the reclaimed tidal flats differ from tidal flat, the other was flora will be changed by ageing after reclamation, and these results to provide the change direction of flora on it. In order to find the change direction of flora on the reclaimed tidal flats this study was to classify the flora species that occurred, to describe the change of flora species and to establish the relationship between salt- affected soils and ecology of flora on the reclaimed tidal flat.
제안 방법
it. In order to find the change direction of flora on the reclaimed tidal flats this study was to classify the flora species that occurred, to describe the change of flora species and to establish the relationship between salt- affected soils and ecology of flora on the reclaimed tidal flat.
대상 데이터
Each sites had different characteristics: Daeho was not disturbed and was conserved for research of native plant, Seukmun was much disturbed by field arrangement, and Sihwa disturbed nearby the traffic road. Geographically all of the studied sites located in the mid west coast of Korea: Hangdam located E126.40' 〜126.50', N36.90'〜37.00', Namyang located E126.40 〜126.50', N37.00'〜37.10', Seukmun located E 126.30' 〜126.40', N 36.90'〜37.00', Sihwa located E 126.40' 〜126.50', N 37.10'〜37.20', and Daeho located E 126.20'〜126.30', N 36.90'〜37.00';. Figure 1 describes for study sites in the mid-west coast of Korea.
In this study, to understand changes in flora dynamics after reclamation, field investigation was carried out on four reclaimed tidal flats (newly reclaimed tidal flat: Namyang, aged reclaimed tidal flats: Seukmun, Sihwa, and Daeho) and one tidal flat (Hangdam) of Kyonggi- Bay in the mid-west coast of Korea.
Study sites Five sites were used for investigation: one tidal flat (Hangdam) used for control, four reclaimed tidal flats (newly reclaimed tidal flat: Namyang, aged: Seukmun, Sihwa, and Daeho) that differed from reclaimed age used for experiments. Based on the embankment period in 2002, Namyang as a newly reclaimed tidalflat had passed 1 month, Seukmun has passed 7 years, Sihwa had passed 9 years, and Daeho has passed 18 years.
성능/효과
japonica) occurred (Table 2) but on the reclaimed tidal flats, 20 species of herbaceous, one woody halophyte, and 5~65 species of glycophyte occurred (Table 4). These results indicated that the floras on the reclaimed tidal flats were getting various than tidal flat (Bonis et al.
The occurrence of pioneer halophyte was more in the newly reclaimed tidal flat, but facultative halophyte was more in the aged reclaimed tidal flats. On a newly reclaimed tidal flat (Namyang), 4 species of halophytic pioneer flora(Suaeda japonica, Salicornia europaea, Suaeda maritima, and Suaeda glauca) as Chenopodiaceae family were occurred. Suaeda japonica occurred only inundation zone on the tidal flat (Hangdam) and the newly reclaimed tidal flat (Namyang), this result indicated that Suaeda japonica is the represented plant of saltmarsh in the west coast of Korea (Lee, 1988).
4% (Table 5). This result indicated that a lot of portion of the invaded plants were naturalized, and these glycophyte species (Erigeron canadensis, Erechitites hieracifolia, Lactuca scariola, and Aster subulatus) might have salt tolerance since they occurred on the early stage of reclaimed tidal flat. The naturalized index of Seukmun was higher than the second year of Namyang, because Seukmun was disturbed and surrounded by paddy field.
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