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Journal of Arid Land | 2015

Stand structure and height-diameter relationship of a degraded Populus euphratica forest in the lower reaches of the Tarim River, Northwest China

Tayierjiang Aishan; Ümüt Halik; Florian Betz; Tashpolat Tiyip; Jianli Ding; Yiliyasijiang Nuermaimaiti

Understanding stand structure and height-diameter relationship of trees provides very useful information to establish appropriate countermeasures for sustainable management of endangered forests. Populus euphratica, a dominant tree species along the Tarim River watershed, plays an irreplaceable role in the sustainable development of regional ecology, economy and society. However, as the result of climate changes and human activities, the natural riparian ecosystems within the whole river basin were degraded enormously, particularly in the lower reaches of the river where about 320 km of the riparian forests were either highly degraded or dead. In this study, we presented one of the main criteria for the assessment of vitality of P. euphratica forests by estimating the defoliation level, and analyzed forest structure and determined the height-diameter (height means the height of a tree and diameter means the diameter at breast height (DBH) of a tree) relationship of trees in different vitality classes (i.e. healthy, good, medium, senesced, dying, dead and fallen). Trees classified as healthy and good accounted for approximately 40% of all sample trees, while slightly and highly degraded trees took up nearly 60% of total sample trees. The values of TH (tree height) and DBH ranged from 0–19 m and 0–125 cm, respectively. Trees more than 15 m in TH and 60 cm in DBH appeared sporadically. Trees in different vitality classes had different distribution patterns. Healthy trees were mainly composed more of relatively younger trees than of degraded tress. The height-diameter relationships differed greatly among tress in different vitality classes, with the coefficients ranging from 0.1653 to 0.6942. Correlation coefficients of TH and DBH in healthy and good trees were higher than those in trees of other vitality classes. The correlation between TH and DBH decreased with the decline of tree vitality. Our results suggested that it might be able to differentiate degraded P. euphratica trees from healthy trees by determining the height-diameter correlation coefficient, and the coefficient would be a new parameter for detecting degradation and assessing sustainable management of floodplain forests in arid regions. In addition, tree vitality should be taken into account to make an accurate height-diameter model for tree height prediction.


Chinese Geographical Science | 2014

Spatio-temporal Variability of Soil Water at Three Seasonal Floodplain Sites: A Case Study in Tarim Basin, Northwest China

Sven Grashey-Jansen; Martin Kuba; Bernd Cyffka; Ümüt Halik; Tayierjiang Aishan

The floodplain vegetation of the Tarim River in Northwest China is strongly influenced by irrigated agriculture. The abstraction of river water disturbs the natural dynamics of the floodplain ecosystem. The human impact on the hydrological system by bank dams and the irrigation of cotton plantings have caused adverse changes of the Tarim River and its floodplains, so the current stocks of the typical Tugai vegetation show significant signs of degradation. Field studies of soils and statistical analysis of soil moisture data have shown that the vitality of the Tugai vegetation is primarily determined by its position to the riverbank and the groundwater. There exist complex interactions between soil hydrological conditions and the vitality of the vegetation. But the availability of water is not only influenced by the groundwater level and seasonal flood events. The spatial distribution of stocks at different states of vitality seems also to be decisively influenced by physical soil properties. Our results show that the water supply of plant communities is strongly influenced by the soil texture. Spatial differences of soil moisture and corresponding soil water tensions may be the decisive factors for the zonation of vegetation. Physical soil properties control the water retention and rising of capillary water from deeper soil layers and the phreatic zone and may supply the root systems of the phreatophytic vegetation with water.


Chinese Journal of Plant Ecology | 2014

Patterns of dust retention by five common tree species for urban greening in Aksu City, Northwest China

Aliya Baidourela; Ümüt Halik; Tayierjiang Aishan; Akram Ubul; Kahaer Zhayimu; Jin Hua

南部典型绿洲城市——阿克苏市不同功能区的绿化树种, 用多重比较法对比分析了二球悬铃木(Platanus × acerifolia)、新疆杨 (Populus alba var. pyramidalis)、圆冠榆(Ulmus densa)、天山梣(Fraxinus sogdiana)和垂柳(Salix babylonica) 5个树种叶片平均滞 尘量随时间变化及不同高度叶片的滞尘能力, 探讨了阿克苏市主要绿化树种的滞尘规律, 得出以下结论: 不同绿化树种单位 叶面积滞尘量差异显著, 差距在1.15–2.17倍之间, 绿化树种滞尘量随着时间延长而增加; 同一树种在城市不同功能区的滞尘 能力不同: 工业区>交通枢纽区>居民区>清洁区; 不同高度的叶片, 其滞尘量在工业区和交通枢纽区差异显著: 高度1 m的叶 片滞尘量>高度2 m的叶片滞尘量>高度4 m的叶片滞尘量。 关键词 阿克苏市, 不同功能区, 滞尘, 多重比较, 绿化树种


Quaternary International | 2013

Monitoring the hydrological and ecological response to water diversion in the lower reaches of the Tarim River, Northwest China

Tayierjiang Aishan; Ümüt Halik; Bernd Cyffka; Martin Kuba; Abdulla Abliz; Aliya Baidourela


Environmental Earth Sciences | 2015

Eco-morphological response of floodplain forests ( Populus euphratica Oliv.) to water diversion in the lower Tarim River, northwest China

Tayierjiang Aishan; Ümüt Halik; Alishir Kurban; Bernd Cyffka; Martin Kuba; Florian Betz; Maierdang Keyimu


Archive | 2013

Analysis of connections between soil moisture, groundwater level and vegetation vitality along two transects at the lower reaches of the Tarim river, Northwest China

Martin Kuba; Tayierjiang Aishan; Bernd Cyffka; Ümüt Halik


Journal of Forestry Research | 2016

Modeling height–diameter relationship for Populus euphratica in the Tarim riparian forest ecosystem, Northwest China

Tayierjiang Aishan; Ümüt Halik; Florian Betz; Philipp Gärtner; Bernd Cyffka


Archive | 2011

Response of Crown Diameter of "Populus euphratica" to Ecological Water Transfer in the Lower Reaches of Tarim River

Ümüt Halik; Tayierjiang Aishan; Alishir Kurban; Bernd Cyffka; Christian Opp


Sustainability | 2018

Model Prediction of Secondary Soil Salinization in the Keriya Oasis, Northwest China

Jumeniyaz Seydehmet; Guang Hui Lv; Ilyas Nurmemet; Tayierjiang Aishan; Abdulla Abliz; Mamat Sawut; Abdugheni Abliz; Mamattursun Eziz


Sustainability | 2017

Water Efficient Alternative Crops for Sustainable Agriculture along the Tarim Basin: A Comparison of the Economic Potentials of Apocynum pictum, Chinese Red Date and Cotton in Xinjiang, China

Aihemaitijiang Rouzi; Ümüt Halik; Niels Thevs; Martin Welp; Tayierjiang Aishan

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Bernd Cyffka

The Catholic University of America

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Martin Kuba

The Catholic University of America

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Florian Betz

The Catholic University of America

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Alishir Kurban

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Martin Welp

Technische Universität Darmstadt

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