Table 3.
Chapter serial number | Data selecting | Contain sample plots | Cause |
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3.1 | We selected the ecological corridor from the river distance > 10 m sampling points, an ecological corridor outside the scope of cultivated land (in Harbin’s typical mollisols zone, from the Ash River > 300 m). | C, D, E | Few natural factors affect the quality of mollisols when the sampling points with a distance > 10 m are affected by uncontrollable factors such as river erosion |
3.2 Figure 3 |
We selected the recovery time as relatively particular (30-35years), different distance data (distance > 10m). | D, E | Control variables to improve experimental accuracy |
3.2 Figure 4 |
We selected a relatively certain distance (distance 70 m-100 m) and different recovery time data. | D, E | Control variables to improve experimental accuracy |
3.3 Figure 5 |
We selected samples (10m < distance < 300m) of cultivated land and forest affected by ecological corridors. | A, B, D, E | Comprehensive analysis of the influence of ecological corridor construction factors on soil within the scope of influence |
3.3 Figure 6 |
We selected samples from stable ecological corridors (Distance from the Ash River > 30 m, recovery time > 5 years) | D, E | Control variables to improve experimental accuracy |
3.4 Figure 7 |
We select the samples in the ecological corridor that were stable and affected by the ecological corridor distance (distance from the ecological corridor > 30 m, 35 a ≥ recovery time ≥ 20 a) | D, E | Control variables to improve experimental accuracy |
3.4 Figure 8 |
We selected samples (100m ≥ Distance from Ash River ≥ 45m, recovery time > 3 years) which were affected by the recovery time of the ecological corridor. | D, E | Control variables to improve experimental accuracy |
3.5 | We limit the distance between the sampling points and the Ash River (30-80m). In addition, we introduced cultivated land samples outside the ecological corridor (distance > 300 m) and continuously cultivated. | C, D, E | Control variables to improve experimental accuracy Plot C is introduced to simulate the restoration of cultivated land in 0 years to make the time series more coherent. |