Yu Xiaowen, Liu Huamin, Wang Lixin, et al. Analysis on Water Sources of Riverbank Vegetation in Tributary of Yellow River Based on Stable Isotope Technique[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(5): 75-82.
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Yu Xiaowen, Liu Huamin, Wang Lixin, et al. Analysis on Water Sources of Riverbank Vegetation in Tributary of Yellow River Based on Stable Isotope Technique[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(5): 75-82. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2021.05.011.
Analysis on Water Sources of Riverbank Vegetation in Tributary of Yellow River Based on Stable Isotope Technique
[Objective] The hydrogen and oxygen isotope characteristics of plant water under different water gradients were analyzed and compared in order to provide a theoretical basis for the selection of suitable species for ecological protection
erosion control
and sand control in the Yellow River basin.[Methods] Using hydrogen and oxygen stable isotope technology
based on the HYSPLI4 air mass trajectory model and the Bayesian mixed model MixSIAR
the potential water utilization efficiency of dominant plants under different water gradients along the banks of a major tributary of the Yellow River
was analyzed
and water utilization strategies of different plants were then proposed.[Results] The atmospheric vapor was mainly affected by the local evaporation air mass and northwest monsoonal transport during the sampling period. Shallow soil water (0-30 cm) was the main water source for plants in the floodplain. On terraces of the river valley
herbaceous plants mainly used shallow and middle soil water (0-70 cm)
while shrubs and tall herbs used water from deeper soil layers (70-100 cm). The phenomenon of ecohydrologic niche separation between plants was apparent.[Conclusion] When water is scarce
shrubs are more competitive because of their water use patterns. Shrubs are suitable species for ecological protection
erosion control
and sand control in the Yellow River basin.
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