The Functional Selection for the Assessment of Ecosystem Service at Pond Wetland in Agricultural Landscape

Son, Jinkwan; Shin, Min-Ji; Shin, Ji-Hoon; Kang, Di; Kang, Banghun

doi:10.17663/jwr.2014.16.4.319

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“…However, many environmental and ecological problems have been reported in facility horticulture, including land use change, groundwater depletion, waste disposal, and nonpoint pollution [12][13][14][15][16][17]. Among them, the use of nutrient solutions and the resulting wastewater discharge is a major problem [18][19][20][21]. Facility horticulture cultivation methods are broadly categorized into soilless cultivation-hydroponics (Figure 1A) and soil cultivation (Figure 1B).…”

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Contamination and Spatial Distribution of Metal(loid)s in the Stream Sediment near the Greenhouse

Yun,

Son

2024

Horticulturae

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As greenhouse horticulture continues to increase in South Korea, the effects of metal(loid)s from wastewater discharges on stream sediments were analyzed. A total of 106 samples were analyzed for cadmium (Cd), boron (B), copper (Cu), nickel (Ni), lead (Pb), zinc (Zn), chromium (Cr), manganese (Mn), and iron (Fe). The coefficient of variation (CV) of the metal(loid)s components was 96.58% for Mn, 93.40 for Zn, 62.47 for B, 58.90 for Pb, and 58.14 for Cd, suggesting anthropogenic sources. Correlation analysis suggested a cumulative source for Cd-Zn and B, and cluster analysis suggested an anthropogenic source for Cu, Pb, B, and Mn. The contamination factor (CF) suggested the need to trace the source of contamination to Pb (3.21 ± 1.89) and B (1.33 ± 0.83) and EF to Pb (3.30 ± 1.81) and B (1.44 ± 0.94). The analytical results identify anthropogenic sources of Pb, B, and Cd. The high contamination of Cd suggests the influence of mining areas, and Pb suggests the influence of traffic, fertilizers, pesticides, and fossil fuels in greenhouses, in addition to the influence of mines. B confirmed the impact of the facility’s vegetable wastewater and suggested the need to further examine the cumulative impact of Mn, Fe, etc. By utilizing the facility horticulture wastewater for ecological restoration and other agricultural uses, we aim to prevent stream sediment pollution and realize a sustainable agricultural environment.

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Contamination and Spatial Distribution of Metal(loid)s in the Stream Sediment near the Greenhouse

Yun,

Son

2024

Horticulturae

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“…Pond wetlands were originally small irrigation facilities made for rice farming. However, in recent years, they have been taken out of such use, as a result of the construction of large-scale dams [10,11]. Nevertheless, these places are a part of Korean farming culture and have been evaluated not only as water reservoirs but also as ecosystems with rich biodiversity.…”

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Traditional Medicine Analysis and Sustainable Use of Korean Pond Wetland Plants in the Agricultural Landscape

et al. 2020

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This study surveyed the most commonly observed plants at 40 pond wetlands in rural villages in Korea and assessed their use patterns in traditional medicine (TM) with reference to the contents of the Korea Traditional Knowledge Portal (KTKP). In this survey, 457 taxa in 108 families were identified. For these, there are use patterns in TM for 314 taxa; overall, 68.8% of the surveyed plants have uses in TM. The 314 taxa that have applications in TM involve 596 types of disease treatment and 771 types of efficacy. On average, for each taxon, there are 4.0 types of efficacy and 6.6 types of disease treatment. TM from 210 taxa have been described as applied to organs in 10 regions of the body: liver 123, lung 82, spleen 57, stomach 57, heart 45, large intestine 43, kidney 40, bladder 23, small intestine 16, and gall bladder 8. The results of this study will help support the conservation of pond wetlands that provide national biodiversity and various ecosystem services, by increasing the recognized value of pond wetlands even when they are no longer used in farming. Thus, this study can support educational materials for eco-experience and can be applied in the conservation of Korean pond wetlands.

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The Comparative Studies on the Urban and Rural Landscape for the Plant Diversity Improvement in Pond Wetland

Jeong-woo¹,

Maria²,

Kang³

et al. 2015

Journal of Wetlands Research

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Urban areas are variously under threat including deterioration of ecological functions. Many pond wetland types have been created as part of an effort to improve and restore this urban environment. This study was arranged to examine improvement plans of wetlands in urban areas by analyzing semi-natural wetlands in farm areas. As for environment for water quality, it suggested the inflow of natural water neighboring rivers or the direct inflow of rain as the improvement plans. The result which analyzed soil pH, OM, and T-N content of the soil environment mentioned that urban areas supplied artificial sluices, removed apoptotic bodies, and used artificial soil and waterproofing materials and use of natural materials in design and construction, the sluice state of the natural form, and negligence of autumn plants were suggested as the improvement plans. Florae appeared in the subject sites of the study have found that there are 35 families 69 species in urban areas and 53 families 142 species in rural areas. As the average has found that there are 18.5 families 29.3 species in 4 urban areas and 26.3 families 53.5 species in 4 rural areas, the big difference between them was analyzed. As the cause has found that there are differences in yearly plants in farming areas when compared to urban areas, creation of various basic environments including soil and water quality was suggested to make yearly plants settle down widely. Naturalized plants have found that there are no big differences between urban areas and rural areas. However, the average of the naturalized ratio in urban areas is 17.4% as the naturalized plants are about 1/4 of the appeared plants. As it was analyzed to be higher than 7.7%, the average of the

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The Functional Selection for the Assessment of Ecosystem Service at Pond Wetland in Agricultural Landscape

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Contamination and Spatial Distribution of Metal(loid)s in the Stream Sediment near the Greenhouse

Contamination and Spatial Distribution of Metal(loid)s in the Stream Sediment near the Greenhouse

Traditional Medicine Analysis and Sustainable Use of Korean Pond Wetland Plants in the Agricultural Landscape

The Comparative Studies on the Urban and Rural Landscape for the Plant Diversity Improvement in Pond Wetland

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