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Forestry Measures for Ecologically Controlling Non-point Source Pollution in Taihu Lake Watershed, China

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  • Gives a detailed introduction and comprehensive description of ecological controlling non-point source pollution
  • Discusses various practical measures including hedgerows, shelter belts building, hydrophytes and wetland
  • Offers tree species selection, water eutrophication evaluation and tree planting techniques
  • Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

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This book mainly focuses on ecological approaches for preventing and controlling non-point source (NPS) pollution on the basis of forestry measures. In addition to the effects of ecological control, it introduces readers to the characteristics of NPS pollution in Taihu Lake watershed, water eutrophication evaluation methods, and potential countermeasures.

Given the crucial role of surface runoff and soil erosion in producing water pollution, the book presents forestry measures to combat them, such as the creation of public welfare forests, urban forestry, planting techniques for hedgerows on slope land, the establishment of shelter belts, nitrogen and phosphorus absorption by hydrophytes, and sustainable management for wetlands. Moreover, the results are supplemented by a wealth of numerical calculations, tables, figures and photographs. The book offers a valuable guide for researchers, educators and professionals working in the areas of water environment, water security andecological construction.

Prof. Jianfeng Zhang works at the Institute of Subtropical Forestry, Chinese Academy of Forestry, Fuyang, China.

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  • Institute of Subtropical Forestry, Chinese Academy of Forestry, Hangzhou, China

    Jianfeng Zhang

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