International Journal of Climatology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 22, 2024
ABSTRACT
There
has
been
increasing
attention
paid
to
the
effects
of
drought,
especially
extreme
on
vegetation
productivity
under
climate
change.
However,
there
are
still
challenges
in
quantifying
variations
and
adverse
effect
drought
at
a
regional
scale
within
context
historical
This
study
quantified
changes
characteristics
droughts
their
Hai
River
Basin
(HRB)
China,
using
factual
(with
trends)
counterfactual
(detrended)
data
from
ISIMIP3a
project.
Standardised
Precipitation
Evapotranspiration
Index
(SPEI)
Run
theory
were
utilised
determine
characteristic
factors
(drought
frequency,
duration,
severity,
intensity
peak)
By
comparing
forcing
simulations,
detected
attributed
climatic
trends.
The
negative
gross
primary
(GPP)
quantified.
Results
showed
that
more
serious
events
occurred
HRB
1901
2019
than
those
climate.
difference
was
exacerbated
late
stages
(1980–2019)
over
most
basin.
A
deceleration
found
rising
pattern
GPP
last
four
decades,
exacerbating
Compared
during
1982–2000,
experienced
further
losses
related
2000–2018
rate
2°gC°m
−2
°day
−1
.
Furthermore,
drought‐related
pronounced
summer,
indicating
sensitive
this
season.
These
findings
enhance
our
understanding
historically
observed
trends
suggest
strategies
should
be
implemented
protect
drought.
Climate
change
has
intensified
the
frequency
of
extreme
drought
events
in
desert
ecosystems,
accompanied
by
uneven
distribution
annual
precipitation.
Whether
precipitation
at
different
phenophases
have
equivalent
impacts
on
plants
is
an
unverified
topic,
yet
it
crucial
for
understanding
mechanisms
vegetation
adaptation
to
changes
This
study
focuses
typical
plant
Artemisia
ordosica
and
employs
situ
control
experiments
using
rain
shelters
simulate
(30
consecutive
days
removal)
three
phenophases:
sprouting
stage,
vegetative
growth
flowering
fruiting
stage.
Against
this
backdrop,
phenological
differences
leaf
photosynthetic
physiological
regulatory
that
affect
accumulation
Aboveground
Net
Primary
Productivity
(ANPP)
A.
under
were
explored,
including
parameters
such
as
gas
exchange,
chlorophyll
fluorescence,
antioxidant
enzymes.
The
findings
reveal
that:
(1)
Extreme
markedly
reduced
photosynthesis
leaves,
subsequently
leading
significantly
reduction
ANPP
(p<0.05).
With
impact
degree
ordered
follows:
stage
>
stage;
(2)
During
events,
experiences
a
decrease
exchange
capacity
enhancement
water
use
efficiency,
which
are
stomatal
responses.
Additionally,
there
increase
thermal
dissipation,
decline
photochemical
activity
(such
potential
PSII,
initial
light
energy
conversion
actual
quantum
yield,
quenching),
augmentation
enzyme
system,
non-stomatal
responses;
(3)
phenophases,
dominant
factor
rate
leaves
regulation.
However,
sensitivity
regulation
during
more
sensitive
compared
other
phenophases.
Non-stomatal
most
with
heightened
modulation
fluorescence.
reveals
response
offering
innovative
perspective
ecological
ecosystems
face
climate
change.
Agronomy,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(3), С. 550 - 550
Опубликована: Фев. 24, 2025
Water
scarcity
in
the
Mediterranean
significantly
affects
sustainability
of
citrus
cultivation
eastern
Sicily,
a
key
production
area
Italy.
Innovative
monitoring
approaches
are
crucial
for
assessing
water
status
and
applying
precise
irrigation
strategies.
This
study
evaluates
potential
low-cost
proximal
sensors
based
on
thermal
infrared
(TIR)
(e.g.,
canopy
temperature,
Tc;
ΔT;
crop
stress
index,
CWSI)
visible
near-infrared
(VNIR)
normalized
difference
vegetation
NDVI)
data,
combined
with
stem
(SWP),
determining
proxies
across
four
fields
under
different
regimes
(full
irrigation,
FI,
deficit
DI)
cultivar/rootstock
combinations.
Temporal
spatial
differences
were
detected
most
variables
during
season.
A
6%
decrease
NDVI
corresponded
to
higher
Tc
values
July
(up
37.6
°C).
CWSI
highlighted
cumulative
deficits,
reaching
0.65
±
0.15
September.
More
negative
SWP
(−1.91
0.38
MPa)
found
DI
compared
FI
(−1.70
0.17
conditions.
Microclimatic
influenced
ΔT,
lower
3–4,
despite
site-specific
SWP,
NDVI,
variations.
The
use
VNIR
TIR
tools
provided
valuable
insights
describing
temporal
variability
indicators
conditions,
supporting
their
sustainable
management.
Geophysical Research Letters,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
52(6)
Опубликована: Март 16, 2025
Abstract
Global
climate
change
has
intensified
flash
droughts,
which
differ
from
traditional
and
have
significant
ecological
impacts.
However,
differences
in
ecosystem
responses
to
normal
droughts
China
remain
unclear,
particularly
terms
of
vegetation
vulnerability
resilience.
Using
a
three‐dimensional
clustering
method,
we
identified
disparities
between
these
drought
types
1982
2022
found
that
developed
40%
faster
than
but
caused
more
severe
damage.
With
the
transition
sensitivity
increased.
Shapley's
additive
interpretation
assessed
role
each
environmental
factor
recovery.
The
results
show
characteristics
drive
resilience
vegetation,
whereas
temperature
vapor
pressure
deficit
become
significant.
These
insights
provide
deeper
understanding
tolerance
under
changing
climatic
conditions.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16(1)
Опубликована: Март 27, 2025
Climate
change
has
led
to
the
transition
of
droughts
into
rapid
and
intensified
phenomena
known
as
flash
droughts,
presenting
considerable
challenges
for
risk
management,
particularly
concerning
their
impact
on
ecosystem
productivity.
Quantifying
ecosystem's
capacity
maintain
productivity
during
referred
resistance,
is
crucial
assess
drought
impacts.
However,
it
remains
uncertain
how
resistance
changes
over
time.
Here
we
show
that
vegetation
declines
by
up
27%
(±5%)
Northern
Hemisphere
hotspots
2001-2022,
including
eastern
Asia,
western
North
America,
northern
Europe.
The
notable
decline
in
mainly
attributed
increased
vapour
pressure
deficit
temperature,
enhanced
structural
sensitivity
water
availability.
Flash
pose
higher
ecological
risks
than
slowly-developing
growing
seasons,
where
experiences
faster
rates
with
a
shorter
response
Our
results
underscore
limited
resist
under
climate
change.
More
frequent
rapid-onset
"flash
droughts",
threaten
stability
warming
climate.
This
study
shows
hemisphere
been
increasingly
sensitive
declining
since
early
2000s.
Water Resources Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
60(11)
Опубликована: Ноя. 1, 2024
Abstract
Detecting
and
quantifying
the
global
teleconnections
with
flash
droughts
(FDs)
understanding
their
causal
relationships
is
crucial
to
improve
predictability.
This
study
employs
effect
networks
(CENs)
explore
predictability
sources
of
subseasonal
soil
moisture
FDs
in
three
regions
United
States
(US):
upper
Mississippi,
South
Atlantic
Gulf
(SAG),
lower
Colorado
river
basins.
We
analyzed
FD
events
2‐m
air
temperature,
sea
surface
water
deficit
(precipitation
minus
evaporation),
geopotential
height
at
500
hPa
weekly
timescale
over
warm
season
(April
September)
from
1982
2018.
CENs
revealed
that
Indian
Ocean
Dipole,
Pacific
North
patterns,
Bermuda
high‐pressure
system,
teleconnection
patterns
via
Rossby
wave
train
jet
streams
strongly
influence
these
regions.
Moreover,
a
strong
link
America
suggests
atmospheric
circulation
forcings
could
affect
SAG
through
low‐level
flow,
reducing
inland
transport,
leading
precipitation
deficit.
Machine
learning
utilizing
identified
factors
can
well
predict
major
up
4
weeks
advance,
providing
useful
insights
for
improved
forecasting
early
warnings.