草地学报2026，Vol.34Issue(6)：2196-2206,11.DOI:10.11733/j.issn.1007-0435.2026.06.022
不同退化程度蒿类荒漠草地群落结构与博乐绢蒿构件分配格局
Community Structure and Modular Biomass Allocation Patterns of Seriphidium borotalense in Sagebrush Deserts at Different Degradation Gradients
摘要
Abstract
In order to explore the response of sagebrush deserts grassland community structure and biomass com-ponent allocation pattern of Seriphidium borotalense to degradation under different degradation degrees,the plant community characteristics,plant community diversity index,species diversity characteristics,and modu-lar biomass allocation patterns of S.borotalense desert grassland in undegraded(UD),lightly degraded(LD),moderately degraded(MD),and highly degraded(HD)areas were measured and analyzed.It was found that with the increase of degradation degree,the community height,coverage and aboveground biomass decreased significantly,and the density increased significantly(P<0.05).The Patrick index did not change,and the other diversity indexes decreased significantly.The height,coverage and aboveground biomass of S.boro-talense decreased significantly(P<0.05),and the density reached the maximum at LD,but no S.borotalense was found at HD.The distribution of stem and leaf components such as plant height,stem length and leaf weight decreased significantly(P<0.05),and the distribution of root components such as root weight,root diameter and root weight ratio reached the maximum at LD.Redundancy analysis showed that community cov-erage was the most critical environmental factor driving the component allocation pattern of S.borotalensei.To sum up,S.borotalense responded to grassland degradation by optimizing the component allocation pattern,and the optimization threshold was between LD and MD.关键词
蒿类荒漠/植物群落特征/博乐绢蒿/构件分配格局Key words
Sagebrush desert/Plant community characteristics/Seriphidium borotalense/Modular biomass allo-cation patterns分类
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符天昊,刘兴义,董乙强,颜安,宋勇康,杨春莹,单兴芸,雷雅欣,吴凯..不同退化程度蒿类荒漠草地群落结构与博乐绢蒿构件分配格局[J].草地学报,2026,34(6):2196-2206,11.基金项目
国家重点研发计划项目(2024YFD1300305)资助 （2024YFD1300305）
