2024
DOI: 10.3390/w16020254
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Effects of Film-Mulched Rock Outcrops on Rainwater Redistribution and Maize Growth in the Cropland of a Rocky Karst Area

Zhimeng Zhao,
Jiabin Deng,
Jin Zhang
et al.

Abstract: Film-mulched rock outcrops are a proven way to effectively prevent preferential flow at the rock–soil interface in rocky karst areas, but the impact on rainwater redistribution and maize growth in farmland areas has never been studied. This paper used the dye tracer method at a sprinkling intensity of 1 mm min−1 to study the rainwater redistribution in soils for three different treatments: away from rock (AR), close to rock (CR), and close to film-mulched rock (CFMR). The growth situation of maize (Zea mays L.… Show more

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