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Comparing mineral weathering and elemental transport between earth's critical zone with different parent rocks in Yanshan Mountain,Hebei province,China
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Bedrock weathering performs a significant influence on the evolution of Earth's critical zone.Car-bonate rock(dolostone),metamorphic rock(gneiss),and sedimentary rock(sandstone)geological formations in Yanshan Mountain,Hebei Province,are taken as objects to probe the controlling of geological formations on weath-ering characteristics,migration,and enrichment of ele-ments as well as structure of Earth's critical zone under the identical climate conditions through geological field sur-vey,analysis on minerals component,element distribution in the weathering profile.The dolostone geological for-mation(DGF)is lithologically dominated by dolostone,characterized by the strongest and predominant chemical weathering.During bedrock weathering and pedogenesis,DGF is marked by significant depletion of CaO,MgO,S,Mn,Mo and enrichment of N,K,Fe2O3,and Zn with concentrations of P,Cu,and B keeping stable.Shortage of soil-forming materials and significant loss are driven by soil erosion,which results in thin regolith and soil.The soil thickness is less than 10 cm,and the regolith thickness is less than 30 cm.The vegetation community is predomi-nantly rock arbor or brush,which is calcivorous and tol-erant of barrenness.Plagiogneiss is a dominant rock type of gneiss geological formation(GGF),characterized by the weakest weathering and fast chemical and physical weathering rate.GGF is masked by significant depletion of P,K,CaO,MgO,Fe2O3,Mn,Cu and enrichment of N,S,Mo,and B,with contents of Zn keeping stable.Both soil and regolith developed in GGF are relatively thick for one of the reasons that biotite expands during weathering.The soil thickness is more than 50 cm,and the regolith thick-ness ranges from 100 to 200 cm.The vegetation commu-nity is predominantly high-quality economic forests and various arbors because of the enrichment of nutrients in GGF.Sandstone is primarily a rock type of sandstone geological formation(SGF),characterized by moderate weathering degree and slow chemical weathering rate.SGF is marked by significant depletion of P,K,CaO,MgO,Fe2O3,and enrichment of N,S,Mn,Cu,Zn,and Mo,with fluctuant changes of Zn and B.The thickness of soil developed in SGF varies between that of DGF and GGF.The soil thickness ranges from 30 to 50 cm,and the regolith thickness ranges from 50 to 100 cm.Chinese pines are widely spread on the shady slopes of SGF.Research provides theoretical support for screening dominant eco-logical resource areas,ecological industry development and ecological protection and restoration for Yanshan Mountain,Hebei Province.
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作者姓名:
Zijian Sun;Zhen Liao;Wei Shen;Daqing Fu;Xiaofeng Wei;Huiqiong Zhang;Ziran Chen;Lianghui Xiong;Tianhao An;Hao Wei
作者机构:
School of Earth Sciences and Resources,China University of Geosciences,Beijing 100083,China;Beijing Institute of Geology for Mineral Resources CO.,LTD,Beijing 100012,China;Sino-Zijin Resources CO.,LTD,Beijing 100012,China;Hebei Huakan Resource Environmental Survey CO.,LTD,Chengde 067060,Hebei,China;Hebei Center for Ecological and Environmental Geology Research,Hebei GEO University,Shijiazhuang 050031,China
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[1]Zijian Sun;Zhen Liao;Wei Shen;Daqing Fu;Xiaofeng Wei;Huiqiong Zhang;Ziran Chen;Lianghui Xiong;Tianhao An;Hao Wei-.Comparing mineral weathering and elemental transport between earth's critical zone with different parent rocks in Yanshan Mountain,Hebei province,China)[J].地球化学学报(英文版),2022(06):982-999
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