英文摘要 |
The Jinlun Elevated Road Project of the No. 9th provincial highway of Taiwan promises that coastal area must be reforested. The 2.24 ha reforestation area can be divided into south and the north blocks. The north block has relatively thick soil, and the south area is the sand-beach. Afforestation was carried out by planting seedlings and direct seeding, and the seedling density before the survey was 3,995/ ha. The survey was started 1.5 years after the afforestation, and the data was accumulated for 1.5 years to analyze the growth performance of various species in each block. The soil survey results showed that organic matter and important chemical nutrients (P, K, Ca, Mg) in the soil of the northern block were better than those in the southern block. the results of the ground diameter and height growth of the seedlings also showed that the growth of most species in the northern region was significantly better than those in the southern region. Twenty-two species were recorded in the sampling transects. Only few species' survival rate was lower than 80%, including Crinum asiaticum in the northern block (71%), Aglaia formosana in the southern block (67%), and Ardisia elliptica in the southern and northern blocks (42%, 75%). The species showed the best ground diameter growth in the northern block is Guettarda speciosa (255.2%), followed by Hibiscus tiliaceus (178.7%), whereas the species showed the worst ground diameter growth is Ardisia elliptica (0.0%), and the second worst is Aglaia formosana (18.2%); the best ground diameter growing in the south block is Terminalia catappa (106.7%), the second best is Hibiscus tiliaceus (96.8%), the worst is Aglaia formosana (0.9%), and the second worst is Ardisia elliptica (17.3%). The best tree heights in the northern block is Hibiscus tiliaceus (184.1%), the second best is Guettarda speciosa (171.1%), the worst is Ardisia elliptica (-48.7%), and the second worst is Clerodendrum inerme (29.7%); The best tree heights in the southern block is Hibiscus tiliaceus (137.7%), the second best is Terminalia catappa (130.0%), the worst is Crinum asiaticum (-5.9%), and the second worst is Ardisia elliptica (5.0%). The cold and warm seasons had a great influence on the growth of tree height, but not on ground diameter. The survival and growth of planting seedling in the reforestation area is good, and the competition between plants has obviously appeared, which can be further observed and studied. This study suggested Hibiscus tiliaceus, Guettarda speciosa, Calophyllum inophyllum, Terminalia catappa, Cerbera manghas, Millettia pinnata, Clerodendrum inerme, Thespesia populnea, Premna serratifolia and Pandanus odoratissimus as framework species for Taitung sandy coast reforestation. |