The effects of air temperature and precipitation on the net primary productivity in China during the early 21st century
Abstract Research on how terrestrial ecosystems respond to climate change can reveal the complex interactions between vegetation and climate. net primary productivity (NPP), an important vegetation parameter and ecological indicator, fluctuates within any given ecological environment or regional car...
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Wang, Qianfeng [verfasserIn] Zeng, Jingyu [verfasserIn] Leng, Song [verfasserIn] Fan, Bingxiong [verfasserIn] Tang, Jia [verfasserIn] Jiang, Cong [verfasserIn] Huang, Yi [verfasserIn] Zhang, Qing [verfasserIn] Qu, Yanping [verfasserIn] Wang, Wulin [verfasserIn] Shui, Wei [verfasserIn] |
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The spatial pattern of temperature indicates substantial latitudinal differences across the country, and the spatial pattern of precipitation shows a ribbon of decline from the southeast coast to the northwest inland. Most areas show an upward trend in NPP. Temperatures appear to decrease across the country during the global warming hiatus (1998–2008), and are accompanied by an increase in precipitation over most regions. The correlation between NPP and annual average temperature is weak. Alternatively, NPP and annual total precipitation are positively correlated in northern and central China at a coefficient above 0.64 (p<0.01) yet negatively correlated in the eastern parts of the Qinghai- Tibet Plateau and Sichuan Basin. 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