文章摘要
Research of Spatial Pattern of Cultivated Land Quality in Functional Areas of Food Production in Guangdong Province
  
DOI:10.16768/j.issn.1004-874X.2020.07.020
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ZHANG Qiao1, ZHANG Yucan2, LI Haifeng1, ZHENG Chao3, YUAN Yuzhi3, GUO Zhixing3, LIANG Xueying3, GUO Ying3 1. 广东省耕地肥料总站广东 广州 5105002. 广东省农业农村厅广东 广州 510500 3. 广东省科学院生态环境与土壤研究所 / 华南土壤污染控制与修复国家地方联合工程研究中心 / 广东省农业环境综合治理重点实验室广东 广州 510650 
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      【Objective】In order to rationally use land of different cultivated land qualities, improve the protection and management of cultivated land and promote the adjustment of agricultural industrial structure and sustainable agricultural development, it is particularly critical to grasp the spatial distribution of cultivated land quality and soil nutrient status.【Method】Taking the food production functional area in Guangdong Province as research area, and the GIS technology, combined with statistical analysis method, is used to analyze soil fertility level, soil nutrient status and spatial pattern of cultivated land in the food production functional areas.【Result】The cultivated land fertility of the food production functional areas in Guangdong Province is mainly classified as third-class, fourth-class and second-class; soil organic matter is classified as third-class(54.87%), second-class(24.20%) and fourth-class(17.03%); soil available phosphorus is mainly classified as Grade two(39.49%), Grade one(31.16%) and Grade three(24.49%); soil available potassium is mainly classified as Grade four(42.21%), Grade five(23.47%) and Grade three(14.99%).【Conclusion】The area of cultivated land with the first-class fertility is small and distributed unevenly; the cultivated land with the second-class fertility is widely distributed in mountain areas; the cultivated land with the third and fourth-class fertility is distributed more evenly in space, covering the entire food production functional areas; the fifth-class lands are mainly distributed in mountain area, including eastern Guangdong, western Guangdong and Zhaoqing in the Pearl River Delta. Sixth-class lands are mostly distributed in Zhaoqing, Guangzhou, east wing of Jieyang, mountainous area of Heyuan and other places in the Pearl River Delta. Soil nutrient levels are mainly Grade three and Grade four,and there are differences between different nutrients
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