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Chinese Journal of Plant Ecology | 2014

Biomass allocation response of species with different life history strategies to nitrogen and water addition in sandy grassland in Inner Mongolia

Mao Wei; Li Yulin; Cui Duo; Zhao Xueyong; Zhang Tonghui; and Li Yu-Qiang

Biomass allocation response of species with different life history strategies to nitrogen and water addition in sandy grassland in Inner Mongolia MAO Wei, LI Yu-Lin, CUI Duo, ZHAO Xue-Yong, ZHANG Tong-Hui, and LI Yu-Qiang Naiman Desertification Research Station, Cold and Arid Regions Environmental and Engineering Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Lanzhou 730000, China; and Center for Earth System Science, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China


Hanhanqu Kexue(Yingwenban) | 2016

Comparison of soil physico-chemical properties under different land-use and cover types in northeastern China's Horqin Sandy Land

Li Yuqiang; Zhang Jianpeng; Zhao Xueyong; Zhang Tonghui; Li Yulin; Liu Xinping; Chen Yinping

The Horqin Sandy Land of northeastern China was originally a grassland with plenty of water and lush vegetation dominated by palatable grass species along with sparsely scattered woody species. However, it has experienced severe desertification in recent decades due to its fragile ecology together with inappropriate human activities. Currently, the landscape of the Horqin Sandy Land is dominated by irrigated croplands and sand dunes with different degrees of vegetation cover, as the region has become the most important part of the semiarid agro-pastoral ecotone of northern China. In this study, we compared soil physical and chemical properties under different land-use and cover types (irrigated cropland, rainfed cropland, sandy grassland, fixed dunes, and mobile dunes) . We found that soil particle size distribution; organic C, total N, and total mineral element, microelement, and available microelement and nutrient contents; pH; CEC; and bulk density differed significantly among the land-use and cover types. In general, soil quality was highest in the cropland, intermediate in the sandy grassland, and lowest in the dunes. The most important soil quality attribute, soil organic carbon (SOC) storage, decreased in the following order: irrigated cropland (5, 699 g/m 2 ) > sandy grassland (3, 390 g/m 2 ) > rainfed cropland (2, 411 g/m 2 ) > fixed dunes (821 g/m 2 ) > mobile dunes (463 g/m 2 ) . SOC was significantly positively correlated with a large proportion of the other soil physico-chemical parameters. Our results suggest that the key issue in restoration of the degraded soils will be to increase SOC storage, which would also create a high potential for sequestering soil C in desertified areas of the Horqin Sandy Land.


Sciences in Cold and Arid Regions | 2013

Seasonal changes in the relationship between species richness and community biomass in grassland under grazing and exclosure, Horqin Sandy Land, northern China

Zuo Xiaoan; Zhao Xueyong; Zhang Tonghui; Wang Shaokun; Luo Yayong; Zhou Xin

This study carried out an analysis of seasonal changes in relationships between vegetation cover,plant density,species richness and above-ground biomass in grassland under grazing and exclosure in Horqin Sandy Land.Results showed that in grassland being grazed and fenced,vegetation cover,richness and biomass were lower in April than those in August,while plant density showed a reverse trend.Vegetation cover over the season was higher in fenced grassland than that in grazed grassland;biomass in June and August was higher in fenced grassland than that in grazed grassland,while plant density in April and June and was lower in fenced grassland than that in grazed grassland.In fenced grassland,the relationship between species richness and biomass was significantly negative in August(p0.01);in grazed grassland,the relationship between plant density and biomass was significantly positive in the April(p0.01) and was significantly negative in August(p0.01).The relationship between plant density and total biomass for dominant species varied with seasonal changes under grazing and exclosure.In grassland under grazing,the relationship between plant density of Cleistogenes squarrosa and biomass was significantly positive in April(p0.01) and was significantly negative in August(p0.01);the relationship between plant density of Artemisia scoparia or Setaria viridis and biomass was significantly negative in August(p0.01);the relationship between plant density of Salsola collina and biomass was significantly positive in April and June(p0.01).In fenced grassland,the relationship between plant density of Lesredeza davurica or Salsola collina and biomass was significantly positive in August(p0.01).These results suggest that long-term grazing,seasonal changes and their interaction significantly influence vegetation cover,plant density and biomass in grassland(p0.05).Long-term grazing also affects the seasonal changes of plant density and biomass of dominant species,which further affects the seasonal relationship between plant density and biomass in grassland.Species competition in fenced grassland results in the seasonal changes of relationship between species richness and biomass.


international conference on natural computation | 2011

Closure properties of mixture degradation model

Yao Shuxia; Zhang Tonghui; Zhao Chuancheng; Zhao Xueyan

Recorded lifetime data, which give the information about the time-to-failure of system units, play a very important role in assessing the system reliability. In this paper, we obtained some closure properties of IFR, IFRA and NBU life distribution classes based on mixture degradation model. In addition, we proved the closure properties of some stochastic orders based on this model.


Acta Pratacultural Science | 2009

Species diversity of degraded vegetation in different age restorations in Horqin Sandy Land, Northern China.

Zuo Xiaoan; Zhao Ha-lin; Zhao Xueyong; Guo YiRui; Zhang Tonghui; Mao Wei; Su Na; Feng Jing


Journal of Desert Research | 2011

Spatial Distribution of Aboveground Biomass of Grassland in Desert and Desertified Regions in Northern China

Zhang Tonghui


Chinese Journal of Plant Ecology | 2016

Carbon storage of the forests and its spatial pattern in Nei Mongol, China

Huang Xiao-Qiong; Xin Cun-Lin; Hu Zhongmin; Li Gangtie; Zhang Tonghui; Zhao Wei; Yang Hao; Zhang Lei-Min; Guo Qun; Yue Yong-Jie; Gao Run-Hong; Wu Zhi-Yan; Yan Zhi-Gang; Liu Xinping; Li Yuqiang; Li Shenggong


Archive | 2015

Apparatus for testing wind-drift sand through drawer-type unit cylinder and influence on plant caused by wind-drift sand

Li Jin; Zhao Ha-lin; Zhao Xueyong; Zhang Tonghui; Li Yulin; Liu Haiqing; Yun Jianying; Qu Hao; Pan Chengchen


Journal of Desert Research | 2002

Comparative Study on Calculation Methods of Reference Evapotranspiration

Zhang Tonghui


Archive | 2014

Method for conducting rapid restoration of sand dune bare wound surface based on organic mixture

Wang Shaokun; Zhao Xueyong; Wang Xiaojiang; Zhang Tonghui; Li Yulin; Zuo Xiaoan; Yun Jianying; Li Yuqiang; Liu Xinping; Su Na; Feng Jing; Qu Hao; Mao Wei; Huang Wenda; Lian Jie

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Zhao Xueyong

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Li Yulin

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Wang Shaokun

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Zhao Ha-lin

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Li Yuqiang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Zuo Xiaoan

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Feng Jing

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Yao Shuxia

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Zhao Chuancheng

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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