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purpose: to study changes of soil moisture and temperature during plant dormancy under different film covering conditions. Method: observe the soil water content and temperature under the condition of bare land (CK), transparent film covering (TF) and black film covering (BF) in the wild. Result: during the dormant period, the average soil moisture content under TF condition is 48.9%~53.6%, higher than that under CK condition, which means that water is better conserved under film covering; soil temperature under the depth of 15cm has no significant difference between TF and BF condition, which means the effect of film covering lasts for 15cm. Conclusion: Film can increase soil water and temperature within the depth from 0 to 20cm, and promote deep water infiltration. Compared with TF condition, BF condition is more favorable to the increase of temperature and to stable temperature.

Changes of Soil Water and Heat during Plant Dormancy in the Semi-arid Loess Hilly Region under Film Mulching