Li Tian, Cui Yujie, Huang Jinlu, et al. Response and Recovery of Pinus Massoniana Populations to Drought in Erosion Zone of Changting County, Fujian Province[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2022, 42(4): 42-48.
DOI:
Li Tian, Cui Yujie, Huang Jinlu, et al. Response and Recovery of Pinus Massoniana Populations to Drought in Erosion Zone of Changting County, Fujian Province[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2022, 42(4): 42-48. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2022.04.006.
Response and Recovery of Pinus Massoniana Populations to Drought in Erosion Zone of Changting County, Fujian Province
[Objective] The response of the pioneer tree species Pinus massoniana to drought and subsequent recovery in the erosion zone of Changting County
Fujian Province was determined in order to provide scientific support for the recovery and reconstruction of vegetation in this zone.[Methods] A 30 m×30 m population-monitoring sample area was selected in a severely degraded site in Hetian Town
Changting County. The basal diameter
tree height
and reproduction of each P. massoniana tree within the sample area were measured. The life rate changes for P. massoniana during 2016-2020 were calculated with the help of a survival growth function and a reproduction function
and analyzed and discussed with regard to the annual standardized precipitation evapotranspiraton index (SPEI) calculated for the same period.[Results] ① When drought occurred in the erosion area of Changting County
the response of each life rate for P. massoniana was obvious. Individual tree growth and survival rate decreased. At this time
the reproductive diameter class advanced
the probability of reproduction of small-sized trees increased. P. massoniana adjusted responses to maintain the existence of the population; ② After the erosion area entered the recovery period
the growth of small-sized trees increased
survival rate gradually increased
and the probability of reproduction first increased and then decreased. Each life rate of large-sized trees gradually rebounded
and the recovery rate was relatively fast. However
all individual trees did not recover to the state that existed before the drought occurred.[Conclusion] Severely degraded populations of P. massoniana has responded to drought to a high degree
and each life rate (survival
growth
and reproduction) changes rapidly
but the recovery ability of the tree population is poor.
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