Research of Cultivation Technology of Auricularia auricula-judae in Forest Lands in The Three Gorges in Chongqing

[Objective] The aim was to help farmers in poverty-stricken area in Three Gorges Reservoir Region to get rid of poverty and become better off.[Method] The cultivation experiment of Auricularia auricula-judae with basswoods was conducted in Guocun town,Wanzhou district in Three Gorges Reservoir Region and new technologies were concluded in terms of selection of cultivation site,preparation of mushroom materials,cultivation technology and management to guide cultivation of Auricularia auricula-judae.[Result] The research broadens a new way for starveling farmer to be better off.[Conclusion] The research provides references for under-forest economy in surrounding forests.

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Surface inflow into the South China Sea through the Luzon Strait in winter

We studied the driving force of the Kuroshio intrusion into the South China Sea （SCS） during the winter monsoon, using satellite-tracked drifters entering the Luzon Strait （LS） through the Balintany and Babuyan Channels from the Philippine Sea. Most drifters passing through the Babuyan Channel in winter entered the interior SCS without a significant change in velocity. However, half of the drifters passing through the Balintany Channel entered the SCS at -30 cn/s, which was faster than when they entered the LS. The other half continued moving northwestward into the Kuroshio and returned to the North Pacific. Quantitative analyses, using surface climatological wind and sea surface height anomaly （SSHa） data explained both the difference in velocity of drifters between the two channels and their acceleration through the Balintany Channel. The results suggest that the positive meridional gradient of sea surface height in the Luzon Strait, caused by the pileup of seawater driven by the Northeast monsoon, as well as Ekman flow, contribute to the Kuroshio intrusion into the SCS through the Babuyan and Balintany Channels. The former may be the main driving force.

Variability of surface velocity in the Kuroshio Current and adjacent waters derived from Argos drifter buoys and satellite altimeter data

By combining Argos drifter buoys and TOPEX/POSEIDON altimeter data, the time series of sea-surface velocity fields in the Kuroshio Current (KC) and adjacent regions are established. And the variability of the KC from the Luzon Strait to the Tokara Strait is studied based on the velocity fields. The results show that the dominant variability period varies in different segments of the KC: The primary period near the Luzon Strait and to the east of Taiwan Island is the intra-seasonal time scale; the KC on the continental shelf of the ECS is the steadiest segment without obvious periodicity, while the Tokara Strait shows the period of seasonal variability. The diverse periods are caused by the Rossby waves propagating from the interior ocean, with adjustments in topography of island chain and local wind stress.

Nonlinear dynamics of Kuroshio intrusion in the Luzon Strait

This study used a 1.5-layer reduced-gravity numerical model to investigate the nonlinear dynamics of Kuroshio intrusion into the Luzon Strait.The model results suggested that both basin-scale wind curl and lateral friction are the primary factors that control the transformation of the flow,although inertia also plays an important role.Using an idealized model,both the mechanism via which the flow pattern changes depending on the two primary factors and the occurrence of hysteresis were investigated.It was established that the transformation of the Kuroshio flow field between the four previously reported flow patterns(i.e.,leaping across,current looping,eddy shedding,and branch intruding) can be explained under a unified theoretical framework.A diagram is proposed to explain how the flow field transforms between the four patterns from a certain prior state when varying the values of the controlling factors.