Table 2. Paired t test values for effect on soil texture (clay, silt, sand) between vegetation restoration type and the control.

Set	Soil texture	0–30 cm	0–10 cm	10–20 cm	20–30 cm
NS–CK1	Clay
	Silt
	Sand
EF–CK2	Clay	−	−	−
	Silt	+	++	+
	Sand	+
PF–CK3	Clay
	Silt
	Sand
ZF–CK4	Clay	−−	−	−	−
	Silt	++	+	+	+
	Sand	++	+	+
JC–CK5	Clay	−−	−−	−
	Silt	−−	−−	−	−
	Sand	++	++	+
TG–CK6	Clay
	Silt
	Sand

Note:

++ or −−: Difference is significant at P < 0.01 level in double-tailed t test. +or− : Difference is significant at P < 0.05 level in double-tailed t test. + indicates a significant increase and − indicates a significant decrease, empty shows no significant change. NS, natural shrubland; EF, Eucalyptus robusta economic forest; PF, Prunus salicina economic forest; ZF, Zenia insignis economic forest; JC, Juglans regia-crop mixed forest; TG, Toona sinensis-Pennisetum purpureum mixed forest. n = 3 in every soil layer, n = 9 in total soil layer (0–30 cm) for 6 restoration types except for EF, which n = 4 in every soil layer and n = 12 in total soil layer (0–30 cm). The same below.