Method for the early afforestation of the useless ground

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for the early afforestation of the useless ground by using an airplane, more specifically to a method for the early afforestation of the useless ground by aerial dropping the vegetation structure in which plant has been vegetated with an airplane such as helicopter onto the dune ground, the barren ground, the steep slope ground, the bedrock ground of rocky mountain, the inclined ground as well as the extinguished ground due to a fire. The method of the present invention has a superior effect on epochally reducing a labor power and maintaining a stability of afforestation.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a method for the early afforestation of the useless ground, more specifically, to a method for the early afforestation of the useless ground by aerial dropping the vegetation structure onto the ground with an airplane such as helicopter.

BACKGROUND ART

Up to the present, in order to afforest the useless ground such as the inclined ground, there has been study for developing a method for the afforestation of the inclined ground in which the inclined ground was being covered with a net or a concrete.

The Korean Patent No. 10-729417 disclosed an afforestation structure composed of a net, a soil wall layer and an upper soil layer. The Korean Patent No. 10-661852 also disclosed a method for the afforestation of a slope surface of inclined ground without using a fiber net, a net or a concrete, in which a cultured soil was prepared by mixing with fermentation solution and the cultured soil was molded on the inclined ground, and a sprouting seed was scattered.

The Korean Patent No. 10-542729 disclosed a method for the installation of a block for reinforcing afforestation on a slope surface of inclined ground, and The Korean Patent No. 10-473540 disclosed a method for developing an afforestation by fixing a bag filling with earth and sand onto the ground with a fin to prevent a loss of soil. The Korean Patent No. 10-426129 disclosed a method for the afforestation of inclined ground in which inclined ground was covered with a diaper wire net and fixed with anchor fin and then an artificial green soil composition was applied onto with the thickness of 20 cm.

However, there is a problem that these methods for the afforestation were only suitable for the inclined ground and cannot apply to extinguished ground, dune ground, barren ground, steep slope ground or bedrock ground.

DISCLOSURE

Technical Problem

Accordingly, the purpose of the present invention is that the vegetation structure in which plant is grown and hardened in the preliminary prepared structure, is aerial dropped onto the useless ground with an airplane such as helicopter and necessary measures such as molding, treatment or application with inhibitor for the evaporation of moisture to reduce a labor power and to secure the afforestation.

Technical Solution

The purpose of the present invention is achieved by preparing the vegetation structure with regular shape suitable for each kind of useless ground and filing mixture of seed, rooting promotor and soil into the vegetation structure and fixing the vegetation structure directly or with putting in sand bag, and then rooting and growing the vegetation structure in the outdoors or greenhouse, and directly dropping the vegetation structure onto the useless ground with an airplane such as helicopter such that the vegetation structure is subject to root early and stably on the useless ground.

Advantageous Effects

According to the present invention, vegetation material that is sufficiently grown and hardened in the vegetation structure such as artificial wooden port is directly aerial dropping on to the useless ground to make possible to naturally afforest the useless ground such that the present invention is very useful in the industry of landscape architecture and vegetation because a labor power is epochally saved and security of afforestation is early achieved to effect on carrying out the early vegetation of the useless ground.

DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is showing a custom-type conical wooden port in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 a is showing the vegetation state of a coniferous tree and FIG. 2b is showing the vegetation state of a broadleaf tree.

FIGS. 3, 4 and 5a are showing the artificial port of natural fiber as the vegetation structure of the present invention.

FIGS. 5 b and 6 are showing the artificial port of wood as the vegetation structure of the present invention.

FIGS. 7 a and 7b are the artificial port for aerial dropping in which a number of plant seed can be sown and grown in various type of vegetation structure to afforest the useless ground in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is showing a situation of applying the present invention with an airplane (5) such as helicopter.

BEST MODE

In the followings, the present invention is more detailed described with reference to the attached drawings.

FIGS. 1 to 6 are preferred illustrative drawings for the vegetation structures to use in the early afforestation of the useless ground.

FIGS. 2 a and 2b are showing a coniferous tree (2) or a broadleaf tree (20) grown in the vegetation structure (1) suitable for aerial dropping onto the useless ground with an airplane in which the vegetation soil (3) made by mixing the artificial soil, fertilizer, seed and the rooting promotor is inserted into the vegetation structure (1) and seed is sprouted, rooted and hardened in the vegetation structure (1).

FIG. 7 is showing an artificial port of hexahedron type (FIG. 7a) and cylindrical type (FIG. 7b) made by natural fiber suitable for aerial dropping. as the preferred embodiment of the present invention, in which a number of plant seed is sown, and grown therein, and then the grown plant is vegetated in the port.

FIG. 8 is showing a situation of applying the present invention with an airplane (5) such as helicopter.

FIG. 1 is showing a conical wooden port as a preferred vegetation structure of the present invention. Preferably, the port has 30-90 mm of diameter and 100-200 mm of corner length, and most preferably, the port has 60 mm of diameter and 150 mm of corner length.

In the result of experiment, the wooden port of the present invention preferably has 3-8 mm of thickness, and most preferably has 5 mm of thickness based on two months in both of a coniferous tree and a broadleaf tree in consideration of time for taking root through the wooden port.

In the present invention, the soil composition for the vegetation which is the growing medium of plant seed, is an artificial soil, preferably peat moss. A rooting promotor for plant seed can be used suitable for a coniferous tree and a broadleaf tree, and amount of 0.1 weight % of the artificial soil is preferred.

The vegetation structure of the present invention, for example the conical wooden structure, as shown in FIG. 7, is less broken when being aerial dropped by an airplane (5) such as helicopter onto the useless ground.

The probability that the structure of the present invention will be broken on dropping at 100 m of height from the ground, is below 0.01%.

In the preparation for such circumstances, the conical wooden structure of the present invention comprises sand bag therein and thus it can fix the opening of the structure when artificial soil, fertilizer, seed and rooting promotor are mixed and inserted, such that the conical wooden vegetation structure can be used from the beginning.

Such conical vegetation structures are preferred for the afforestation of the inclined ground, the dune ground or the tropical rain forest having much of solid waste compost.

In addition, the vegetation structure of the conical sand bag type which is substituting for the conical wooden type would be an embodiment of FIG. 3. Such vegetation structure of the conical sand bag type can be prepared with natural fiber such as cotton, hemp, core from palm.

It can be preferred that the opening of the structure (1) in which plant is grown by sowing seed into soil with fertilizer should be tightly tied with a rope (4) to prevent from spilling off the soil with impact in the dropping.

The vegetation structure of the present invention is suitable for applying to the useless ground such as the bedrock ground of rocky mountain or the hill ground on which the structure can be easily destroyed on direct aerial dropping. Roots of the vegetated plant secrete a material capable of dissolving the second mineral of rock via root cells, and root hair cell physically pass through the dissolved place to take root. The structure of natural fiber (1) can be preferred to prepare with hemp thread having thickness capable of preventing from sleeping in order to keep away from rolling over bedrock of rocky mountain.

The vegetation structure shown in FIG. 4 is one of embodiment of the present invention suitable for effectively and all at once afforestating most of the extinguished ground in which a wood fire has been occurred extensively. Since vegetation of the fire extinguished ground in which a wood fire has been occurred is destroyed all at once, it is preferred that the custom-made vegetation structure suitable for recovering the extinguished ground should be prepared by weaving natural fiber in order to early secure sod and have the plane bottom as shown in FIG. 4.

Such vegetation structure is suitable for the afforestation of bedrock ground in a rocky mountain because it does not easily rolling.

In addition, other embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG. 5. The vegetation structure made by natural fiber as shown in FIG. 5 is suitable for applying to the steep slope ground or the inclined ground which is inclined for the construction of a new road, such as a expressway.

Such vegetation structure is preferably made by natural fiber such as cotton or hemp, and most preferably has the bottom and the three side of regular triangle or isosceles triangle type.

The vegetation structure having such constitution and type is characterized in that the vegetation structure is a polyhedron in which four faces are formed regular angle and can be easily landed on the ground without sliding and can minimize the damage of plant when the vegetation structure containing plant (20) which is regularly grown by sowing seed into the artificial soil composition composed of fertilizer, rooting promotors and soil, is aerially dropped.

Another preferred vegetation structure of the present invention is shown in FIG. 5b.

Except for the vegetation structure of wood in FIG. 5b, the vegetation structure can be made by nature fiber.

Therefore, the vegetation structure of wood having a regular or rectangle polyhedron type are appropriate in the early afforestation of the dune ground or the inclined ground, and the vegetation structure of natural fiber having a regular or rectangle polyhedron type are appropriate in the early afforestation of the bedrock or the inclined ground because it has high friction coefficient due to the multi-side construction.

Besides, the vegetation structure of wood having cylinder conical type is shown in FIG. 6.

The vegetation structure of wood having such type and constitution can be applied to the early afforestation of the dune ground or the solid waste compost ground.

In addition, when the vegetation structure is made by a natural fiber instead of wood as shown in FIG. 6, it can be applied to the early afforestation of the barren ground or the bedrock ground.

In the present invention, as the fertilizer, the composite fertilizer in which nitrogen (N), phosphorous (P) and potassium (K) are mixed with micro elements, can be used in amount of less than 10 weight % of the soil composition.

Accordingly, the present invention is distinguished in that the environmental friendly port can be broadly applied and the custom-made vegetation structure can be coexisted in accordance with the useless ground.

Another preferred embodiment of the present invention is to provide the early afforestation method in which seeding and growing a various of plant seed in an artificial port of natural fiber and then dropping the port of vegetating plants onto the ground by an airplane (5).

FIG. 7 is showing the regular hexahedron type artificial port (FIG. 7a) and the cylindrical sack type artificial port (FIG. 7b). Besides, a preferred type of artificial port can be other type such as a rectangular parallelepiped type, a lozenge type or an oval sack type

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY

The present invention can provide the environmental friendly custom-made vegetation structure suitable for the early afforestation of the useless ground with an airplane, and thus the present invention is very useful for the forestation industry of the useless ground.

Claims

1. A method for the early afforestation of the useless ground, in which vegetation structures are dropped onto the useless ground with an airplane.

2. The method for the early afforestation of the useless ground of claim 1, in which the useless ground is any one of the inclined ground, the extinguished ground, the dune ground, the barren ground, the steep sloped ground or the bedrock ground.

3. The method for the early afforestation of the useless ground of claim 1, in which the vegetation structure is a custom-type artificial port of wood or artificial port of natural fiber.

4. The method for the early afforestation of the useless ground of claim 1 or claim 3, in which the vegetation structure has a shape suitable for dropping onto the useless ground with an airplane.

5. The method for the early afforestation of the useless ground of claim 1, 2 or 4, in which the vegetation structure is made by mixing seed with artificial soil composition composed of sprouting and rooting promotor, fertilizer and peat moss, and growing them for 2 months after rooting.

6. The method for the early afforestation of the useless ground of any one of claims 1 to 4, in which the natural fiber of the vegetation structure is any one of cotton, hemp or core of palm.