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FOREST COVER CHANGE ANALYSIS IN INNER MONGOLIA USING REMOTE SENSING DATA
Forest cover change Remote sensing data Inner Mongolia Land use and land cover data
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2018/5/16
Forest is the lung of the earth, and it has important effect on maintaining the ecological balance of the whole earth. This study was conducted in Inner Mongolia during the year 1990–2015. Land use an...
Rhizome Severing Increases Root Lifespan of Leymus chinensis in a Typical Steppe of Inner Mongolia
Rhizome Severing Increases Root Lifespan Leymus chinensis Typical Steppe of Inner Mongolia
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2015/2/5
Background:Root lifespan is an important trait that determines plants’ ability to acquire and conserve soil resources. There have been several studies investigating characteristics of root lifespan of...
Spatial and temporal effects of nitrogen addition on root life span of Leymus chinensis in a typical steppe of Inner Mongolia
Leymus chinensis N addition root longevity root survival soil layers spatial and temporal effect
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2015/2/5
To understand root dynamics of the native, perennial clonal grass Leymus chinensis in Inner Mongolia steppe, we examined spatial and temporal effects of N addition on root survivorship and longevity t...
N balance and c ycling of Inner Mongolia typical steppe: a comprehensive case study o f g razing effects
China climate variability grassland land use N dynamics N pathways semiarid sheep
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2015/2/4
Increasing grazing pressure and climate change affect nitrogen (N) dynamics of grassland ecosystems in the Eurasian steppe belt with unclear consequences for future delivery of essential services such...
C4 abundance in an Inner Mongolia grassland system is driven by temperature–moisture interaction, not grazing pressure
C4 abundance Inner Mongolia grassland system temperature–moisture interaction not grazing pressure
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2015/2/4
Global warming and CO2 rise is expected to change the balance of C3 and C4 plants in grassland vegetation, but disturbance,including grazing, could also affect C3/C4 community structure. We used a six...
Seasonally dependent impacts of grazing on soil nitrogen mineralization and linkages to ecosystem functioning in Inner Mongolia grassland
Typical steppe Grazing intensity Season Soil inorganic N pools Net N mineralization Soil temperature and moisture BiomassN content Nitrogen use efficiency
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2015/2/4
Previous studies have suggested grazing may alter nitrogen (N) cycling of grasslands by accelerating or decelerating soil net N mineralization. The important mechanisms controlling these fluxes remain...
Differential responses of plant functional trait to grazing between two contrasting dominant C3 and C4 species in a typical steppe of Inner Mongolia, China
plant functional trait grazing between two dominant C3 and C4 species typical steppe of Inner Mongolia China
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2015/2/4
Plant functional traits have been widely used to study the linkage between environmental drivers, trade-offs among different functions within a plant, and ecosystem structure and functioning. Here, th...
Plant responses following grazing removal at different stocking rates in an Inner Mongolia grassland ecosystem
Grazing removal Ecosystem stability. Compensatory effect Precipitation variation Grassland management Grassland restoration
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2015/2/4
Grazing removal is widely used in grassland management. Plant responses following grazing removal at different organizational levels, however, are not well understood. We examined plant responses at d...
Can plant lit ter af fect net prima r y production of a typical stepp e in Inner Mongolia?
Growing degree-days Leymus chin ensis Litter addition Litter removal Soil moisture Stipa grandis
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2015/2/4
Question: Litter (dead leaves or stems) affects production by conserving soil moisture. However, that role is not clear for grasslands where most precipitation falls during the growing season when the...
Changes in the abundance of C3/C4 species of Inner Mongolia grassland: evidence from isotopic composition of soil and vegetation
d13C carbon isotope discrimination crossover temperature geostatistics precipitation semivariogram soil organic carbon Suess effect wool
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2015/2/4
Global warming, increasing CO2 concentration, and environmental disturbances affect grassland communities throughout the world. Here, we report on variations in the C3/C4 pattern of Inner Mongolian gr...
Large regional-scale variation in C3/C4 distribution pattern of Inner Mongolia steppe is revealed by grazer wool carbon isotope composition
Large regional-scale variation C3/C4 distribution pattern Inner Mongolia steppe grazer wool carbon isotope composition
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2015/2/4
This work explored the spatial variation of C3/C4 distribution in the Inner Mongolia, P. R. China, steppe by geostatistical analysis of carbon isotope data of vegetation and sheep wool. Standing commu...
Short-t erm responses of a Stipa grandis/Leymus chinensis community to frequent defoliation in the semi-arid grasslands of Inner Mongolia, China
Grassland degradation Semi-arid Inner Mongolia Defoliation Productivity
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2015/2/4
Grassland degradation due to over-grazing causes severe ecological and economical problems in the semi-arid grasslands of Inner Mongolia, PR China. The development of sustainable management systems is...
A comparison of two models with Landsat data for estimating above ground grassland biomass in Inner Mongolia, China
Grassland aboveground dry biomass Inner Mongolia Landsat ETM+ Artificial neural network (ANN) Multiple linear regression (MLR)
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2015/2/4
Two models, artificial neural network (ANN) and multiple linear regression (MLR), were developed to estimate typical grassland aboveground dry biomass in Xilingol River Basin, Inner Mongolia, China. T...
Using a hybrid fuzzy classifier (HFC) to map typical grassland vegetation in Xilin River Basin, Inner Mongolia, China
hybrid fuzzy classifier map typical grassland vegetation Xilin River Basin Inner Mongolia China
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2015/2/4
Community ecologists and vegetation scientists in grassland research have a strong interest in quantifying biotic communities in detail. However, a satisfactory classification with fine biotic details...
Variations in life-form composition and foliar carbon isotope discrimination among eight plant communities under different soil moisture conditions in the Xilin River Basin, Inner Mongolia, China
Grassland Life-forms Soil moisture gradient Stable isotope Water use efficiency
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2015/2/4
Water is one of the key limiting factors for the survival and growth of plant species in arid and semi-arid steppe regions. Different plant functional groups (PFGs) based on life-forms differ in their...