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(1) Background--Forest is a kind of high-quality ecological resource. Forest ecological products have multiple values such as material supply, ecological regulation, health care in tourism, scientific research and education. The value evaluation of forest ecological products is an important measure to practice the "Two Mountains" theory, promote the transformation of "Two Mountains" and rural revitalization, and realize the harmonious development of man and nature. At present, the relevant research on the value evaluation of forest ecological products in typical karst mountain areas mainly includes the value progress of forest ecological products and the service function of forest ecosystem, etc. The research on the value evaluation of forest ecological products in karst mountain areas has not been reported. This paper discusses the value evaluation and realization paths of forest ecological products in typical karst mountain areas of Guizhou Province, which is of great significance for economic decision-making, ecological protection, green sustainable development and ecological civilization construction in karst mountain areas. (2) Methods--This paper took Guizhou Province, which has typical karst mountain features, as the re search object. Based on the survey and statistical data from 2020 to 2022, the paper constructed an accounting system for the gross forest ecosystem product by using the literature research method, evaluated the value of forest ecological products in Guizhou province by using the gross ecosystem product (GEP) accounting method, and put forward the paths to realize the value of forest ecological products in typical karst mountain areas. (3) Results--First, from 2020 to 2022, the total value of forest ecological products (FGEP) in Guizhou Province showed a rising trend, rising from 2 752.758 billion yuan in 2020 to 2 919.637 billion yuan in 2022, an increase of 6.06%, which was 1.5 times the GDP in the same period. Second, the value of forest material supply services and forest regulation services increased by 29.826 billion yuan and 90.998 billion yuan, respectively, with an increase rate of 22.68% and 7.85%. From 2020 to 2021, the value of forest cultural services increased by 85.707 billion yuan, an increase of 45.71%. Affected by the epidemic and the mode of economic development, the value of forest cultural services showed a declining trend from 2021 to 2022. Third, in the different functions of forest regulation service, the sum of climate regulation value, soil conservation value and water conservation value accounted for more than 90% of the total value of forest regulation service. Fourth, the forest ecological products value (FEPV), forest ecological regulation value (FERV) and forest ecological culture value (FECV) accounted for 4.78%~5.86%, 88.41%~95.35% and 4.85%~9.92% of the total value, respectively, showing the characteristics of FERV>FECV>FEPV. (4) Conclusions and Discussions--Based on the above research conclusions, the following policy recommendations are put forward: First, improve the FGEP evaluation index system of forest ecological products and the value realization mechanism. 3S technology, Internet of Things and other digital technologies are used to collect relevant data in the forest ecological product catalog list. Establish a diversified carbon sinks trading mechanism, and improve the forest ecological compensation mechanism. Second, continue to strengthen the protection and restoration of forest ecology, and improve the realization rate of the value of forest ecological products. Strengthen the protection of forest ecosystems in karst mountain areas. Provide relevant training and technical sup port to the community residents. Strengthen technological innovation and technology application of enterprises to improve the quality and efficiency of forest ecological products. Third, develop the forestry ecological industry to help the transformation of forest ecological resources into ecological assets. Combine ecological environmental protection with forestry industry development. Establish karst forest parks and develop ecological tourism. Construct the characteristic industrial system of understory economy based on the resource endowment of Guizhou Province. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Guizhou Province is one of the main producing areas of Camellia oleifera in China. In recent years, the area of newly planted C. oleifera forest has been expanding, which led to a larger yield potential in Guizhou Province. This paper combeded the main problems of camellia processing industry development in Guizhou Province, including a lack of scale production, basic research and deep processing technology, as sell as a lack of powerful brands and quality management system. It foucused on discussion of processing industry, and pointed out keys to healthy develop Guizhou camellia processing industry. In addition, it also put forward suggestions and countermeasures for development of camellia processing industry in Guizhou from 6 aspects: promoting the transformation and upgrading of camellia processing, extending the industrial chain of camellia processing, encouraging the diversified development of industry, cultivating large and medium-sized camellia processing enterprises, implementing brand development strategy, building scientific research platform, accelerating technological innovation and upgrading, and improving product quality standard system, in order to promote healthy and rapid development of camellia processing industry in Guizhou Province. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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During the interview with the carpenters of Dong nationality, the research team found that there were misunderstandings about the "octagon" in the sorting of survey and mapping data of variable angle Drum Tower in the past, which means not all the octagonal roof projections in the variable angle Drum Tower are regular octagons. With the oral statements of Yang Yingqi and Lu Wenli, two inheritors of intangible cultural heritage, this paper analyzes the relationship between the standard frame and the building curve, explains that in order to create a more beautiful building curve and to solve the modeling problem of "roof corner punching edge", carpenters break through the inherent thinking that the plane graphics of the drum tower should be positive octagons, and produce the so-called "crooked octagons" technique through adjusting the "eave purlin length" or "short column spacing". This paper also compares the differences and characteristics of the construction of variable angle Drum Tower caused by these two frame design methods. The discovery of this phenomenon reflects the diversified characteristics of the drum tower construction technology and the personal wisdom of the ink master. It also highlights that the oral history method is an important research means to establish the correlation between craftsman, architecture and technique. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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China is a country with the most widely distributed karst, and the karst is extensively developed in its southwesten part where 2,836 underground rivers are distributed with about 1,847.8 x 108 m³⋅a-1 of karst groundwater resources and a total discharge of 479.7 x 8 m³⋅a-1 in the dry season. These underground rivers become the main water source for people's life as well as the development of industry and agriculture in Southwest China. However, water shortage has often occurred in recent years, due to the unreasonable development and utilization of karst water resources. How to make scientific, reasonable and effective use of karst water resources has become a difficult problem in tackling water resource crisis. In this paper, we have studied the hydrological process and numerical simulation of groundwater in karst areas from the perspective of groundwater science, which is of great significance to the accurate evaluation, and rational development and utilzation of karst water resources. In this study, we take Dajing basin, a typical karst peak-cluster depression area in southern Guizhou Province, as the study area. Water-bearing media in karst areas often include karst pipelines with high permeability and dissolved gaps with low permeability. The flow mechanism of groundwater in these two media is quite different. The groundwater in the gap mainly accords with Darcy's law and the laminar flow mechanism, while the groundwater in the karst pipeline is mostly in the turbulent state due to the large flow rate. In the actual situation, the two media are independent of each other, but there is an interrelated process of hydraulic exchange on the boundary. Based on this, we adopt MODFLOW-CFP coupling model to carry out a numerical simulation of Dajing basin. MODFLOW-CFP is a dual-system coupling model based on dual structure theory. MODFLOW-CFP model contains three groundwater flow simulation methods. In this study, CFPM1, the most basic model, is adopted. In this pattern, the traditional groundwater flowing model is coupled with a specific pipeline model. The main purpose is to depict caves, cracks in interstitial space and basaltic aquifer pipes in karst aquifers, where groundwater can be fully or partially filled and flow patterns can be laminar or turbulent. Therefore, a complete simulation of the hydrological process of karst groundwater may help us to grasp the law of groundwater movement in Dajing basin, accurately evaluate karst water resources, and thus promote the rational development and utilization of the resources. The process of using MODFLOW-CFP to establish a mathematical model of groundwater in Dajing basin includes the establishment of porous media model in MODFLOW and pipeline model in CFP. Subsequently, the two models are combined together to identify the model and analyze the water balance, based on the coupling model. Finally, the water resources are evaluated and the mechanism of groundwater migration is studied. In this study, it is found that Dajing basin is a groundwater system with complete recharge, runoff and drainage conditions, and the North-South and the Northeast-Southwest trending structures control the distribution of regional karst aquifers and the development of karst. According to the buried conditions of groundwater and the practical significance of water supply, the main source of recharge in this area is atmospheric rainfall, and the main discharge is the outflow from the southern Dajing basin. Meanwhile, the simulation results show that the exchange capacity between pipes and porous media is 6,719.1 m³⋅a-1, mainly in the upper and middle reaches of Dajing basin. The total recharge water in the study area is 10,977.3 x 104 m³⋅a-1, and the recharge module is 133.495 m³⋅km-2⋅a-1. The rainfall inflow and infiltration accounts for 81.35% of the total recharge, and the total discharge is 10,813.47 x 104 m³⋅a-1, mainly from the outlet of the underground river. Based on the research findings, the migration mechanism of groundwater in Dajing basin is clarified, and new development and utilization of water resources are put forward to address the shortage of local water resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The main form of ground source heat pump is rock-soil source heat pump system. To find out the causes for the poor operation effect of the system when applied in karst area, the heat transfer test and engineering research are conducted. It is considered that the unfavorable formation lithology and hydrogeological conditions may restrict the sustainable development and utilization of the system to some extent, and the problems existing in the air pressure down-the-hole (DTH) hammer technology and construction may also cause abnormal running of the system. Thus, the paper put forwards some suggestions and countermeasures on strengthening basic geological and hydrogeological survey, geophysical prospecting, drilling technology promotion and process management. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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[Objective] The present paper aimed at determining the occurrence of chilli veinal mottle virus (ChiVMV) in tobacco in Guizhou and the genetic evolution relationship between the ChiVMV strains in Guizhou and in other provinces in China, so as to provide a basis for formulating scientific and reasonable prevention and control measures. [Method] 80 tobacco leaf samples suspected of virus infection were collected from the tobacco fields of Guiyang, Zunyi, Anshun and Tongren in Guizhou province, showing the symptoms of leaf mottling, wrinkling, necrosis and mosaic. Multiple viral primers were designed to detect the collected samples by RT-PCR method, and the detected ChiVMV was further amplified by PCR to obtain the whole genome sequence of Guizhou tobacco ChiVMV. Based on all ChiVMV genome sequences published by NCBI, sequence consistency analysis was performed and phylogenetic evolutionary tree was constructed to study the genetic evolutionary relationship of Guizhou ChiVMV tobacco isolates. [Result] The results of RT-PCR showed that the detection rate of ChiVMV was 37. 50%, the detection rate of tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) was 48. 75%, and the detection rate of potato virus Y (PVY) was 35. 00%. The detection rate of cucumber mosaic virus (CMV) was only 8. 75%. Four complex infection types TMV + PVY, PVY + ChiVMV, PVY + CMV and ChiVMV + PVY + TMV were detected, and the detection rates were 26. 25%, 6. 25%, 10. 00% and 3. 75%, respectively. Guizhou tobacco isolate ChiVMV-GZ (GenBank: OP589298) was obtained by PCR. Sequence consistency analysis showed that ChivMV-GZ was identical with tomato isolates from Sichuan (KC711055) and Sichuan tobacco isolates (MK405594) with high sequence consistency (98. 70% and 98. 50%). Phylogenetic tree was constructed and it found that ChivMV-GZ clustered with ChiVMV strains from Sichuan and Yunnan. [Conclusion] The damage of ChiVMV in Guizhou tobacco has been increasingly serious and sufficient attention should be paid. ChiVMV-GZ was isolated from Guizhou tobacco and amplified to obtain the whole genome of the virus in the study. Based on genetic evolution analysis, it was found that ChiVMV-GZ was most closely related to ChiVMV strains from Sichuan and Yunnan. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

[Objective] The present paper aimed to comprehensively and systematically study organic matter in arable soil as well as pH spatial distribution in the entire region of Guizhou, rationally plan and exploit cultivated land, and provide support for food security. [Method] Statistical analysis and ArcGIS space interpolation method were combined to analyze the spatial distribution of organic matter and pH in cultivated soil under the traditional cultivation pattern in Guizhou, and to study the influencing factors. [Result] The spatial distribution of soil organic matter content in cultivated land was uneven, with average content of 31. 13 g/kg, but the organic matter in cultivated land of Guizhou stayed abundant in general, and the content in each region showed as Liupanshui ( 52. 39 g/kg) > Guiyang ( 36. 01 g/kg) > Qianxinan (34. 02 g/kg) > Bijie(33. 89 g/kg) > Qiannan(32. 97 g/kg) > Anshun(31. 28 g/kg) > Qiandongnan(29. 92 g/kg) > Zunyi(25. 59 g/ kg) > Tongren(23. 01 g/kg). The pH of arable soil in Guizhou were 3. 99 - 8. 66, with the average value of 6. 06, and 90. 55% of the arable soils were dominantly acidic, weak acidic and neutral, accounting for 29. 48%, 38. 11 % and 22. 96% respectively. In the study area, the soil types display yellow-brown soil had the highest organic matter content and red soil had the lowest organic matter content The organic matter content with different soil utilization types was paddy field > irrigated land > dry land, while the pH showed as irrigated land > paddy field > dry land. [ Conclusion] The spatial distribution of organic matter content in arable soil of Guizhou province is uneven because of terrain, elevation and other influence factors, but the overall content stayed abundant. The spatial distribution of organic matter demonstrated as high in the west and south, low in the east and north. The pH of the provincial arable soil is mainly acidic or weak acidic, and its spatial distribution appeared uneven, showing a macro pattern of high in the west and north, low in the east and south. Soil type has a significant influence on pH of the soil, while it has insignificant impact on soil organic matter. Land utilizing type has extremely significant effect on both soil organic matter and pH. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Taking the river sludge of Xiazi River in Zunyi, Guizhou Province as the research object, the paper mainly studies the influence of the composite curing agent, cement-fly ash (CFA) and cement-blast furnace slag (CBFS) on the mechanical properties of river sludge and its internal micro mechanism. The results show that the two kinds of composite curing agents can improve the unconfined compressive strength of the sludge. With the extension of age and the increase of the content of curing agent, the unconfined compressive strength of the sample will also increase. When using 30% blast furnace mineral powder+15% cement composite curing agent, the unconfined compressive strength of the solidified sludge in 28 days can reach 2435.7 kPa. The addition of fly ash and blast furnace mineral powder improves the water stability and strength of cement solidified sludge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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With the progress of beneficiation technology, the proportion of fine-grained tailings in beneficiation production is gradually increasing, which makes the requirements for hydraulic classification equipment for filling higher and higher. In view of the high proportion of fine-grained tailings for filling in Jinfeng Gold Mine, Guizhou, and the serious aging of hydraulic classification equipment, this paper studies the optimization of hydraulic classification equipment selection. The necessity and equipment parameters of replacing hydraulic classification equipment are determined through material balance calculation. The effect of replacing hydraulic classification equipment is evaluated from 5 aspects: tailings particle size, underflow yield rate, aggregate concentration, production test block strength and economic benefit. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Laizishan anticline area is an important part of the Ceheng — Wangmo high gold concentration area in Guizhou province. In the area, a super large gold deposit and many small gold deposits and gold spots are dis-covered. At present, the area still has a good prospecting prospect. This paper systematically summarizes the geological features and tectonic ore control law and points out that Laizishan anticline area has obvious three-stage tectonic ore control characteristics, and that the migration and enrichment of deep-sourced ore-forming fluids are closely related to the three-stage tectonics. The tectonic system composed of hidden syngenetic faults of late Paleozoic + regional Laizishan anticline, interlaminar slip structure + mineral-grade faults and folds has an obvious control effect on gold deposit for-mation. The study established the ore-controlling model of the Laizishan anticline area. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The construction of workstation is a new practice to revitalize the Chinese traditional handicraft. Based on the cases and experiences of the Guizhou workstation in the following aspects as the traditional craft personnel training, the intangible cultural heritage fostering and researching, the traditional craft theory research, traditional craft product design and manufacture, traditional craft product promotion and exhibition, and the strength of the traditional craft in overcoming poverty and rural rejuvenation, this paper analyzes the practice and its inspiration, in the hope of providing reference for the construction of traditional craft workstation and the Chinese traditional craft rejuvenation program. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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