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气候变化对新疆植被动态的时间延迟影响和预测

Yi Chen1,2, Yong Zeng3,4, Tongwen Zhang5

  • 1College of Geographic Science and Tourism, Xinjiang Normal University, Urumqi, China.

Environmental monitoring and assessment
|February 25, 2026
PubMed
概括

气候变化对新疆的植被产生重大影响,降水和温度对不同地区和植被类型的生长有不同的影响. 未来的情景表明植被覆盖面增加,强调了解这些气候植被动态的重要性.

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气候变量 气候变量 气候变量预测 预测 预测时间延迟效应的时间延迟效应.植物覆盖面的植被覆盖.新疆地区新疆地区

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