Predicting Potential Suitable Habitats of Three Rare Wild Magnoliaceae Species (Michelia crassipes, Lirianthe coco, Manglietia insignis) Under Current and Future Climatic Scenarios Based on the Maxent Model
Yu Fan,
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Weihao Yao,
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Zenghui Wang
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Plants,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 506 - 506
Published: Feb. 7, 2025
In
recent
years,
the
impacts
of
climate
change
and
human
activities
have
intensified
loss
fragmentation
habitats
for
wild
rare
Magnoliaceae.
Predicting
potential
future
on
suitable
habitat
distribution
endangered
Magnoliaceae
species
is
great
significance
their
conservation
application.
This
study
employs
optimized
MaxEnt
model
to
investigate
current
three
(Michelia
crassipes,
Lirianthe
coco,
Manglietia
insignis).
The
dominant
environmental
variables
influencing
were
also
explored.
results
showed
following:
(1)
range
currently
span
from
92-122°
N
19-36°
E.
Variables
associated
with
temperature
(bio2,
bio9,
bio4)
altitude
(Ele)
significantly
influence
these
species,
precipitation
(bio17)
ultraviolet
radiation
(UVB4)
playing
a
minor
role.
warm
humid
in
central
southern
China
highly
conducive
growth.
(2)
Under
SSP126
scenario,
after
mid-21st
century,
area
Michelia
crassipes
has
undergone
fluctuating
trend
initial
increase
followed
by
decrease,
reducing
51.84
×
104
km2
2090.
On
other
hand,
both
areas
coco
insignis
show
an
upward
trend.
SSP245
SSP585
scenarios,
total
gradually
decrease.
(3)
We
compared
priority
protection
existing
Protected
Areas
(PAs)
gap
analysis;
96.84%
are
lacking
effective
protection.
(4)
centroid
constantly
moving
western
China.
order
address
fragmentation,
it
recommended
that
natural
reserves
be
expanded
ecological
corridors
established
future,
preferably
according
predicted
protected
refuges
or
species.
Overall,
findings
provide
valuable
insights
preservation,
stewardship,
utilization
under
circumstances
projected
global
change.
Language: Английский
A Simulation of a Suitable Habitat for Acer yangbiense and Cinnamomum chago Under Climate Change
Forests,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(4), P. 621 - 621
Published: April 2, 2025
Species
migration
or
extinction
events
may
occur
on
a
large
scale
with
the
intensification
of
climate
change.
Plant
Extremely
Small
Populations
(PSESP)
are
more
sensitive
to
change
as
compared
other
plants.
To
date,
potential
effect
Acer
yangbiense
and
Cinnamomum
chago,
both
which
belong
PSESP,
remain
unknown.
In
this
study,
we
modeled
distribution
dynamics
A.
C.
chago
spanning
from
Last
Glacial
Maximum
(LGM)
end
21st
century
based
MaxEnt
model,
optimized
using
Kuenm
package.
The
results
revealed
that
parameter
settings
optimal
models
were
RM
(regularization
multiplier)
=
3.5,
FC
(feature
combination)
QP,
2,
QPT.
had
AUCs
0.982
0.993,
respectively,
indicating
model
predictions
highly
accurate
while
effectively
balancing
complexity
avoiding
overfitting.
was
mostly
influenced
by
precipitation
driest
quarter
(bio17)
min
temperature
coldest
month
(bio6).
From
LGM
present,
total
suitable
areas
initially
declined
before
showing
subsequent
increase,
but
it
is
projected
experience
significant
reductions
in
future,
decreases
32.98%–64.99%
63.48%–99.49%,
respectively.
centroids
showed
trend
south
north
expected
continue.
enhance
resilience
meet
challenges
proposed
introduction
artificial
cultivation
these
species
should
be
carried
out
Baoshan,
Dali,
Nujiang
northwest
Yunnan
Province,
high
heat
values,
so
expand
populations
gradually.
Language: Английский
Diversity and Geographic Distribution Patterns of Wild Magnoliaceae Species in China
Weihao Yao,
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Yu Fan,
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Zenghui Wang
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Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(21), P. 9448 - 9448
Published: Oct. 30, 2024
Magnoliaceae,
an
ancient
lineage
of
relict
plants,
were
once
extensively
distributed
throughout
geological
history.
Understanding
their
species
diversity,
geographic
distribution
patterns,
and
hotspots
is
essential
for
providing
a
theoretical
foundation
germplasm
resource
assessment,
conservation,
utilization.
This
study
presents
comprehensive
catalog
wild
Magnoliaceae
in
China,
derived
from
extensive
literature
review
integrating
endemism
data.
Utilizing
GIS
10.2
software,
we
analyzed
data
up
to
July
2024,
revealing
that
China
hosts
157
across
13
genera,
including
11
varieties,
two
subspecies,
three
forms.
These
are
24
provincial-level
administrative
regions,
special
regions
municipalities.
Yunnan
Province
exhibits
the
highest
richness,
with
12
genera
94
species,
followed
by
Guizhou,
9
65
Guangxi,
62
species.
At
county
level,
found
609
Malipo
County
recording
count
(32
species),
Leishan
Guizhou
(28
species).
Vertically,
most
abundant
H3
elevation
band
(1000
<
≤
1500
m),
while
H7
(H7
>
3000
m)
shows
lowest
diversity.
has
endemic
Pachylarnax
Woonyoungia,
along
102
which
Michelia
accounts
number
endemics
at
33.
The
composition
significant
similarity
Sichuan,
Yunnan,
indicating
close
phylogenetic
relationships
among
these
floras.
Yunnan–Guizhou–Guangxi
region
identified
as
“modern
center”,
“diversity
preservation
“hotspot”,
“refuge”
China.
highlights
importance
understanding
diversity
patterns
effective
development,
sustainable
utilization
plant
resources.
Language: Английский
Analyzing the distribution patterns and dynamic niche of Magnolia grandiflora L. in the United States and China in response to climate change
Wenqian Zhang,
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Xinshuai Wang,
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Shouyun Shen
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et al.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Oct. 22, 2024
Introduction
Magnolia
grandiflora
L.
(southern
magnolia)
is
native
to
the
southeastern
coastal
areas
of
United
States,
from
North
Carolina
eastern
Texas
(USDA
Cold
Hardiness
Zone
8).
It
currently
widely
cultivated
in
Zones
5-10
U.S.
and
southern
Yangtze
River
regions
China.
Limited
studies
have
examined
effects
climate
change
human
activities
on
geographical
distribution
adaptability
M.
during
its
introduction
Methods
We
selected
127
occurrence
points
87
China,
along
with
43
environmental
variables,
predict
suitable
habitat
for
using
present
data
(1970-2000)
projected
future
(2050-2070)
based
a
complete
niche
ensemble
model
(EM)
Biomod2
package.
also
predicted
both
countries
'ecospat'
package
R.
Results
The
models
demonstrated
high
reliability,
an
AUC
0.993
TSS
0.932.
Solar
radiation
July,
impact
index,
precipitation
wettest
month
were
identified
as
most
critical
variables
influencing
distribution.
species
shows
similar
trend
expansion
under
scenarios
countries,
expansions
towards
northwest
northeast,
contractions
regions.
Discussion
Our
study
emphasizes
practical
framework
predicting
habitats
migration
Magnoliaceae
scenarios.
These
findings
provide
valuable
insights.
conservation,
introduction,
management
strategies,
sustainable
utilization
grandiflora.
Language: Английский