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Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin ›› 2020, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (35): 99-105.doi: 10.11924/j.issn.1000-6850.casb20191200984

Special Issue: 农业气象

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Effects of Climate Change on Aboveground Biomass in Hulunbeir Grassland

Wang Haimei1(), 2, Liu Hao1, Xiao Fang1   

  1. 1Ecological and Agricultural Meteorological Center, Inner Mongolia Meteorological Bureau, Huhhot 010051
    2Inner Mongolia Meteorological Service Center, Inner Mongolia Meteorological Bureau, Huhhot 010051
  • Received:2019-12-23 Revised:2020-04-19 Online:2020-12-15 Published:2020-12-18

Abstract:

Based on the main meteorological data such as temperature, pressure, humidity, wind and the measured data of aboveground biomass in the growing season, the effects of climate change and types of climatic year on the formation of forage yield were analyzed. The results showed that: (1) the precipitation of Erguna and Ewenck meteorological station fluctuated without obvious trend; (2) the mean annual temperature of the two meteorological stations increased significantly, with the trend of 0.348℃/10 a and 0.444℃/10 a, respectively, the rate of temperature increase was obviously higher than that in northeast China during the same period, and the rate of temperature increase in Ewenck was higher than that in Qinghai-Tibet area where the temperature increase was the fastest; (3) the potential evapotranspiration of Erguna and Ewenck fluctuated and increased; (4) the wet index degree of the two meteorological stations showed a significant fluctuation and decreasing trend, and the climate showed a more obvious drying trend; (5) the moisture condition affected the formation of grassland biomass in the two meteorological stations, and the formation of aboveground biomass was significantly inhibited in drought year. There was a linear regression relationship between the aboveground biomass and the moisture index of the month and the previous month.

Key words: Hulunbeir, climate change, climate year type, aboveground biomass, changing trend, correlation relationship

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