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Science China-earth Sciences | 2005

Farming and forestry land use changes in China and their driving forces from 1900 to 1980

Ge Quansheng; Dai Junhu

A variety of agricultural and forestry land use materials, especially those in the first half of 20th century, were collected. According to land use change in this period, the whole country is demarcated into seven regions, Northeast China, North China, Northwest and Loess Plateau, Southeast and Coastal Region, Southwest China, Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang, in proper order by using Cluster Analysis. The farming and forestry land use change in these regions were analyzed. The results show that the total cultivated land areas increased in this period, especially in the 1950s and 1960s the cultivated land area increased more significantly, but differed in different regions, and the most rapid increasing rate was 2.63 percent a year. On the other hand, the forestry land area was increasing in most parts of this period, especially after 1949. But in most regions, the decrease of forestry land area at the end of 1970s is also very obvious. It is regarded that the population increase, food production, natural disasters and some related government policies were among the main driving factors for farming and forestry land use change.


Progress in geography | 2012

Ecosystem Service Assessment of Grasslands in the Sanjiangyuan Region

Chen Chunyang; Tao Zexing; Wang Huanjiong; Dai Junhu

Grassland ecosystem in the Sanjiangyuan Region(Three-River Headwater Region) plays an important role in maintaining ecological balance and guaranteeing sustainable development of social-economic system.By using multiple methods,we assessed the value of nine types of ecosystem services in the Sanjiangyuan region based on the ecosystem services classification system of MA.The results showed that the total value of grassland ecosystem in the Sanjiangyuan Region was 56.26 billion RMB yuan in 2000.The top two values of ecosystem services were climate regulation and food production,which were 11.17 billion RMB yuan and 2.59 billion RMB yuan,with the contribution rate of 46.05% and 19.85% respectively.With respect to different grassland types,alpine meadow and alpine grassland have the values of 49.10 billion RMB yuan and 6.47 billion RMB yuan,contributing 87.42% and 11.52% to the whole value.Swamp has the highest value of 4230.77 RMB yuan per hm2,but its area is small,thus a relatively low value in total.The results of this study provide the scientific support for policy making in ecosystem protection and the practice of ecological compensation.


Science China-earth Sciences | 2012

The spatiotemporal characteristics of spring phenophase changes of Fraxinus chinensis in China from 1952 to 2007

Wang Huanjiong; Dai Junhu; Ge Quansheng


Acta Geographica Sinica | 2012

Comparisons of Reconstructed Cropland Area from Multiple Datasets for the Traditional Cultivated Region of China in the Last 300 Years

Dai Junhu


Geographical Research | 2015

Variations of main phenophases of natural calendar and analysis of responses to climate change in Harbin in 1985-2012

Xu Yunjia; Dai Junhu; Wang Huanjiong; Liu Yachen


Geographical Research | 2016

Climate change and peach blossom viewing: Impact and adaptation

Liu Jun; Li Yunyun; Liu Haolong; Ge Quansheng; Dai Junhu


Dili Xuebao | 2013

Changes of spring frost risks during the flowering period of woody plants in temperate monsoon area of China over the past 50 years

Dai Junhu; Wang Huanjiong; Ge Quansheng


资源科学 | 2017

中国典型观赏植物花期模型建立及过去花期变化模拟@@@Development of phenological models for simulating past flowering phenology of typical ornamental plants in China

仲舒颖; 葛全胜; 戴君虎; 王焕炯; Zhong Shuying; Ge Quansheng; Dai Junhu; Wang Huanjiong


Progress in geography | 2017

Sensitivity of first flowering dates to temperature change for typical woody plants in Guiyang City, China

Huang Wenjie; Ge Quansheng; Dai Junhu; Wang Huanjiong


Progress in geography | 2017

Basic features of phenological records in poetry and their usage for reconstructing past climate change

Liu Yachen; Fang Xiu-qi; Tao Zexing; Dai Junhu

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Wang Huanjiong

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Ge Quansheng

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Tao Zexing

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Fang Xiu-qi

Beijing Normal University

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Liu Haolong

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Ma Xiaolong

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Xue Bin

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Yang Jianfeng

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Zheng Jingyun

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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