The shelterbelt is an indispensable barrier to the ecological and economic development of an oasis.Soil moisture,groundwater and irrigation greatly affect the shelterbelt water consumption and development.In this stud...The shelterbelt is an indispensable barrier to the ecological and economic development of an oasis.Soil moisture,groundwater and irrigation greatly affect the shelterbelt water consumption and development.In this study,the transpiration rate of shelterbelt trees,soil moisture and meteorological data were collected to determine the effects of soil moisture and meteorological factors on the water consumption of different shelterbelt tree species via multivariate statistical methods.The results showed that the water consumption rate was positively correlated with solar radiation,air temperature and precipitation.Moreover,the leaf transpiration rate exhibited the trend of P.Russkii Jabl.˃P.alba˃P.simonii Carr.>P.nigracv,while the average daily water consumption decreased in the order of P.alba>P.Russkii Jabl.>P.simonii Carr.>P.nigracv.The average daily water consumption levels of P.alba,P.Russkii Jabl.,P.simonii Carr.and P.nigracv were(9.15±0.92)kg/(tree∙d),(6.95±1.41)kg/(tree∙d),(4.43±1.32)kg/(tree∙d),and(1.58±0.18)kg/(tree∙d),respectively.Over the growing season,the soil water consumption levels of P.alba,P.Russkii Jabl.,P.simonii Carr.,and P.nigracv in each shelterbelt tree stand reached 674.8,336.9,358.1 and 161.7 kg,respectively.More than 96%of the soil moisture lost was provided by the upper 120-cm soil layer.Understanding the influence and contribution of soil water and meteorological factors to shelterbelt water consumption is beneficial for shelterbelt management and protection.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Science Foundation(Grant No.42361003)the Opening Foundation of Xinjiang Key Laboratory of Water Cycle and Utilization in Arid Zone,the Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography,Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.XJYS0907-2023-22)+1 种基金Research Team of International Price Analysis and Prediction of Bulk Commodities,Jiangxi University of Finance and Economicsthe Postdoctoral Science Foundation of China(Grant No.2017M612161).
文摘The shelterbelt is an indispensable barrier to the ecological and economic development of an oasis.Soil moisture,groundwater and irrigation greatly affect the shelterbelt water consumption and development.In this study,the transpiration rate of shelterbelt trees,soil moisture and meteorological data were collected to determine the effects of soil moisture and meteorological factors on the water consumption of different shelterbelt tree species via multivariate statistical methods.The results showed that the water consumption rate was positively correlated with solar radiation,air temperature and precipitation.Moreover,the leaf transpiration rate exhibited the trend of P.Russkii Jabl.˃P.alba˃P.simonii Carr.>P.nigracv,while the average daily water consumption decreased in the order of P.alba>P.Russkii Jabl.>P.simonii Carr.>P.nigracv.The average daily water consumption levels of P.alba,P.Russkii Jabl.,P.simonii Carr.and P.nigracv were(9.15±0.92)kg/(tree∙d),(6.95±1.41)kg/(tree∙d),(4.43±1.32)kg/(tree∙d),and(1.58±0.18)kg/(tree∙d),respectively.Over the growing season,the soil water consumption levels of P.alba,P.Russkii Jabl.,P.simonii Carr.,and P.nigracv in each shelterbelt tree stand reached 674.8,336.9,358.1 and 161.7 kg,respectively.More than 96%of the soil moisture lost was provided by the upper 120-cm soil layer.Understanding the influence and contribution of soil water and meteorological factors to shelterbelt water consumption is beneficial for shelterbelt management and protection.
