Cao Yanping, Pang Yingjun, Jia Xiaohong. Vegetation Growth in Mu Us Sandy Land from 2001 to 2016[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(2): 29-37.
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Cao Yanping, Pang Yingjun, Jia Xiaohong. Vegetation Growth in Mu Us Sandy Land from 2001 to 2016[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(2): 29-37. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2019.02.005.
Vegetation Growth in Mu Us Sandy Land from 2001 to 2016
[Objective] In order to provide theoretical support for the sustainable development of ecosystems in the Mu Us sandy land
the research on the vegetation growth status in this region from 2001 to 2016 was carried out.[Methods] Based on MODIS EVI vegetation index
we analyzed the vegetation growth status of the growth season and non-growth season in Mu Us sandy land during 2001-2016. The relationship between vegetation and climate change
human activities was discussed.[Results] ① Vegetation coverage in Mu Us sandy land was relatively low. The vegetation coverage in the southern area was significantly higher than that in the northern region. ② The vegetation coverage in Mu Us sandy land showed an obvious improvement during 2001-2016. ③ In the growing season
the rate of vegetation coverage change in the southern and eastern regions was higher than that in the central and northern regions. Vegetation coverage in the southern and eastern region displayed a significant increase
and some showed a significant decrease. In the non-growth season
vegetation coverage in the southern region was mainly increased. ④ The annual maximum value of EVI in Mu Us sandy land was positively correlated with precipitation and weakly negatively correlated with temperature. The annual minimum value of EVI was strongly positively correlated with precipitation
and weakly positively correlated with temperature. ⑤ Human activities such as the increase of crop acreage
large-scale afforestation projects
and the control of large livestock numbers all contribute to the improvement of vegetation coverage.[Conclusion] Due to climatic factors and human activities
the vegetation growth of Mu Us sandy land had improved since the 21st century.
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