集団茶園地帯における地下水水質と窒素・リン流出負荷量の推定

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The study area was located in the Makinohara collective tea fields in Shizuoka, Japan. There are flourishing tea industries in this area. The quality and level of the groundwater were observed from Jun. 2002 to Sept. 2003 and examined on the basis of hydrogeology. The Makinohara plateau comprises of clay layers between gravel beds. It yielded discontinuous water qualities caused by perched water in a geological structure. The average concentrations of T-N and NO3-N in the surface water were 26.4 mg·l-1, 23.8mg·l-1, respectively. In contrast, for the groundwater, these concentrations were 17.2 mg·l-1 and 12.6 mg·l-1, respectively. The average concentrations of T-P were 0.012 mg·l-1 in the surface water and 0.022 mg·l-1 in the groundwater. This difference is caused by the dilution effect and release of phosphorus from on aquifer. The annual groundwater effluent loads of nitrogen and phosphorus from the catchments of the Makinohara plateau were 406 t·y-1 and 0.7 t·y-1, respectively.
社団法人　日本水環境学会の論文
2005-06-10