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DOI10.1016/j.ecoinf.2023.102284
Vegetation responses to ecological water delivery and prolonged droughts in an artificial desert oasis, Northwestern China
Wang, Xu-dong; Xu, Hao-jie; Pan, Yan-xia; Fu, Gui-quan; Chen, Tian; Qi, Xiao-lian; Yang, Xue-mei
通讯作者Xu, HJ
来源期刊ECOLOGICAL INFORMATICS
ISSN1574-9541
EISSN1878-0512
出版年2023
卷号77
英文摘要Irrational water usage in the middle reaches of inland rivers is detrimental to downstream oases, and the Qingtu Oasis is a typical downstream oasis that is degraded by water resource scarcity. The Qingtu Lake ecological water diversion project (EWDP) has restored the oasis, but the response pattern of different vegetation communities to environmental water and the dominant drivers of vegetation dynamics are not clear. Here, based on ground and satellite observations, this study investigated the spatial and temporal patterns of vegetation distribution and growth in the Qingtu Oasis from 2010 to 2022, and the reasons for the interannual variability in vegetation growth were also explained. The results showed that temporal variations in the distribution area of Phragmites australis (PA) followed a logistic curve after the EWDP, which increased rapidly from 2010 to 2019 and stabilized afterward. Meanwhile, the distribution area of Nitraria tangutorum (NT) presented a linear increase during the study period, with a 121.2% increase. Due to water inundation, the central region was occupied by PA communities, while NT communities moved to the edge. The spatial connectivity of PA patches increased significantly in contrast to the overall fragmentation tendency of NT patches in 2010-2022. The oasis tended to be homogenized and aggregated according to the morphological spatial pattern analysis, along with the landscape diversity and contagion indices. Enhanced vegetation growth, as indicated by the normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI), was observed in 76.1% of the vegetated lands, and the NDVI increasing rate was high near the canal. Using the random forest model, this study found that changes in groundwater depth were the most important driver of NDVI variability. The following influencing factors were atmospheric CO2 concentration, water inundation area and water delivery amount. In the absence of large increases in water delivery amount, oasis vegetation growth was susceptible to prolonged droughts. This study uncovers a nonlinear response of different vegetation communities to climate change and the EWDP in the downstream region of arid endorheic basins and identifies meteorological droughts as a key factor that should be fully considered in water delivery strategies. These findings lay a solid foundation for managing oasis restoration and water resource allocation in arid inland river basins.
英文关键词Water delivery Oasisfication Landscape structure Vegetation vigor Factor analysis
类型Article
语种英语
收录类别SCI-E
WOS记录号WOS:001073415600001
WOS关键词SHIYANG RIVER-BASIN ; LOWER REACHES ; SEMIARID REGIONS ; GROUNDWATER ; PATTERNS ; GROWTH ; SUSTAINABILITY ; CONNECTIVITY ; ENVIRONMENT ; DYNAMICS
WOS类目Ecology
WOS研究方向Environmental Sciences & Ecology
资源类型期刊论文
条目标识符http://119.78.100.177/qdio/handle/2XILL650/395992
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Wang, Xu-dong,Xu, Hao-jie,Pan, Yan-xia,et al. Vegetation responses to ecological water delivery and prolonged droughts in an artificial desert oasis, Northwestern China[J],2023,77.
APA Wang, Xu-dong.,Xu, Hao-jie.,Pan, Yan-xia.,Fu, Gui-quan.,Chen, Tian.,...&Yang, Xue-mei.(2023).Vegetation responses to ecological water delivery and prolonged droughts in an artificial desert oasis, Northwestern China.ECOLOGICAL INFORMATICS,77.
MLA Wang, Xu-dong,et al."Vegetation responses to ecological water delivery and prolonged droughts in an artificial desert oasis, Northwestern China".ECOLOGICAL INFORMATICS 77(2023).
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