A Regional Water and Soil Resource Spatial Coordination and Optimization Method Considering Crop Suitability and Drought-Induced Yield Reduction Effects
Kaihua Cao,
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Xiao Liu,
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Yijia Wang
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Published: Jan. 1, 2025
This
study
proposes
a
new
spatial
multi-objective
collaborative
optimization
method
for
water
and
soil
resources,
coupling
regional
crop
suitability
drought
effects.
The
aims
to
optimize
the
grid
of
resources
balance
trade-off
between
economic
benefits
blue
resource
utilization,
while
mitigating
adverse
impacts
on
agricultural
production.
constructs
multi-scale
evaluation
index
(MSDEI)
quantitatively
characterize
interrelationship
yield
reduction,
integrates
with
cellular
automaton
model.
It
also
develops
grid-based
planning
model
that
balances
utilization
efficiency,
enabling
fine-tuned
resources.
Application
results
in
Sanjiang
Plain,
major
grain-producing
region
China,
demonstrate
proposed
collaboratively
optimized
adjusted
distribution
across
approximately
4.5
million
100m
×
cells.
cropping
structure
improved
suitability,
productivity
rice,
maize,
soybeans
increasing
by
18.3%,
16.9%,
8.8%,
respectively.
significantly
enhanced
coordination
efficiency
yield.
(2)
Fully
considering
heterogeneity
growth
characteristics
requirements,
irrigation
strategy
demonstrates
trend
"low
early
stage,
high
mid-stage,
reduced
late
stage."
altered
use
surface
groundwater,
proportion
groundwater
shifting
from
63%
37%
72%
28%,
current
situation
over-extraction
Plain;
(3)
In
years,
considers
drought-induced
reduction
effects
reduces
risk
caused
drought-related
loss
14%
compared
traditional
models
through
refined
optimization.
validate
applicability
under
conditions,
providing
scientific
basis
fine
management
sustainable
development
Language: Английский
Analysis of the spatiotemporal evolution pattern of the synergistic relationship among high temperature, drought, and CHTDs in climate transition zones
Hui Su,
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Chunxiao Wu,
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Shuai Zhou
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Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
59, P. 102312 - 102312
Published: March 15, 2025
Language: Английский
Anthropogenic Influence on the Compound Hot and Dry Event in Summer 2022 in the Tibetan Plateau Based on Statistical Downscaling CMIP6 Models
Kening Xue,
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Wei Li,
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Siyan Dong
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International Journal of Climatology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 17, 2025
ABSTRACT
In
the
summer
of
2022,
Tibetan
Plateau
experienced
a
record‐breaking
compound
hot
and
dry
event
(CHDE).
This
study
quantifies
contribution
anthropogenic
influence
to
this
using
set
high‐resolution
statistical
downscaling
results
from
six
CMIP6
models.
The
Copula
function
was
used
calculate
joint
probability
event.
show
that
in
conditions
broke
records
since
1961,
with
return
period
408
years.
were
also
uncommon,
47
is
particularly
rare,
more
than
20,000
Based
on
models,
it
found
has
increased
risks
similar
those
2022
by
factors
3.3
[1.5,
5.2]
14
[8.6,
21.2],
respectively.
Additionally,
risk
events
been
factor
46.7
[26.7,
77.6].
future,
intensification
warm‐wet
situations
Plateau,
are
expected
increase
remarkably,
occurrence
rising
56
[34,
108]
75
[44,
162]
during
periods
2021–2040
2051–2070,
Conversely,
projected
decrease,
reductions
0.21
[0.075,
0.46]
0.51
[0.3,
1.2]
times
two
future
periods.
However,
increase,
increases
11
[6,
25]
first
use
downscaled
simulation
conduct
attribution
analysis
for
which
can
deepen
understanding
human
activities
events.
Language: Английский
Hazard assessment of compound drought and heat events on summer maize from agricultural and meteorological perspectives
Agricultural Water Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
313, P. 109479 - 109479
Published: April 19, 2025
Language: Английский
Effects of Drought Stress at the Booting Stage on Leaf Physiological Characteristics and Yield of Rice
Xiaolong Yang,
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Xiuxiu Wang,
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Yang Li
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Plants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(24), P. 3464 - 3464
Published: Dec. 11, 2024
Drought
stress
is
a
major
environmental
constraint
that
limits
rice
(Oryza
sativa
L.)
production
worldwide.
In
this
study,
we
investigated
the
effects
of
drought
at
booting
stage
on
leaf
physiological
characteristics
and
yield.
The
results
showed
would
lead
to
significant
decrease
in
chlorophyll
content
photosynthesis
leaves,
which
affect
Three
different
varieties
were
used
namely
Hanyou73
(HY73),
Huanghuazhan
(HHZ),
IRAT109.
Under
stress,
all
cultivars
decreased
significantly:
11.1%
32.2%
decreases
b
HHZ
cultivars,
14.1%
28.5%
IRAT109
22.9%
18.6%
HY73
respectively.
addition,
also
led
water
potential,
increase
antioxidant
enzyme
activity,
an
malondialdehyde
(MDA)
content,
suggesting
activated
defense
mechanism
cope
with
drought-induced
oxidative
stress.
This
study
found
significantly
reduced
net
photosynthetic
rate
stomatal
conductance
rice,
which,
turn,
affected
yield
rice.
most
significantly,
reaching
30.2%,
while
yields
by
13.0%
18.2%,
analysis
composition
number
grains
per
panicle,
seed-setting
rate,
1000-grain
weight
key
factors
affecting
formation.
A
correlation
there
was
positive
between
conductance,
chla/chlb
ratio,
Rubisco
Fv/Fm,
but
negative
MDA
non-photochemical
quenching
(NPQ).
summary,
are
multifaceted,
involving
changes
multiple
agronomic
traits.
highlight
importance
selecting
nurturing
high
tolerance,
should
have
efficient
systems
efficiency.
Future
research
focus
genetic
mechanisms
these
responses
order
develop
molecular
markers
assist
breeding
drought-tolerant
varieties.
Language: Английский