Succession of aquatic macrophytes in the Modern Yellow River Delta after 150 years of alluviation

Succession of aquatic macrophytes in the Modern Yellow River Delta after 150 years of alluviation
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DOI:
10.1007/s11273-013-9297-3
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发表时间:
2013-04
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Feng Li;Yonghong Xie;Xin-sheng Chen;Z. Hou;Xu Li;Z. Deng;Yinyin Liu;Jia-yu Hu;Na Liu
Feng Li;Yonghong Xie;Xin-sheng Chen;Z. Hou;Xu Li;Z. Deng;Yinyin Liu;Jia-yu Hu;Na Liu
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学4区
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作者:
Feng Li;Yonghong Xie;Xin-sheng Chen;Z. Hou;Xu Li;Z. Deng;Yinyin Liu;Jia-yu Hu;Na Liu

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This study evaluated the succession process of aquatic macrophytes after 150 years of alluviation in the Modern Yellow River Delta, China, and identified the roles of various environmental parameters that regulate vegetation succession. From 2007 to 2008, 214 quadrats were surveyed and 19 environmental parameters were measured, including elevation, plot distance from the seashore, 10 water parameters, and 7 soil parameters. Forty-six aquatic macrophytes belonging to 20 families and 34 genera were identified across the entire delta. Emergent and submerged plants were the most frequent species, accounting for 58.7 and 34.8 % of all species, respectively. Detrended canonical correspondence analysis showed that the presence of aquatic macrophytes in this delta was primarily regulated by water salinity, soil salinity, and distance from the seashore, followed by nutrient concentrations (e.g., NH4+, total soil N and PO4−of water). Salinity-tolerant species (e.g.,Ruppia maritima,Phragmites australis, andTypha angustifolia) tended to be widely distributed across the entire delta. In contrast, salinity-sensitive species (e.g.,Ceratophyllum demersum,Hydrilla verticillata, andPotamogeton malaianus) tended to be distributed in areas at the early stages of succession, which were relatively distant from the shore. Moreover, this study also confirmed that species richness and diversity were negatively correlated with water and soil salinity, which in turn were negatively correlated with plot distance from the shore. These data indicate that the primary drivers of aquatic macrophyte succession in this delta are water and soil salinity. The information assimilated here is used to propose management practices for the protection of aquatic macrophytes in the Yellow River Delta.