Dryland Vegetation in the Sand-Shifting Environment by Yoshikawa, Ken; Yamanaka, Norikazu; Ohte, Nobuhito;

Mu Us Sandy Land, China

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Kiadó Springer Nature Singapore
Megjelenés dátuma 2026. március 10.

ISBN 9789819547340
Kötéstípus Keménykötés
Terjedelem154 oldal
Méret 235x155 mm
Nyelv angol
Illusztrációk XI, 154 p. 106 illus., 82 illus. in color.

Kategóriák

Botanika, növénytan Erdészet, erdőgazdaság Hidrológia Környezetvédelem Környezettudomány általában

Hosszú leírás:

This book highlights the life history strategies of natural vegetation in sand-shifting environments, focusing on the physiological and ecological characteristics of trees that support these strategies. It highlights the environmental conservation functions of arid land vegetation, offering new perspectives for developing technologies to combat desertification. By examining the characteristics of native tree species in terms of desertification control, adaptation to sand-shifting environments, and drought stress tolerance, the book offers valuable insights into vegetation restoration in arid and devastated areas. Readers will gain new perspectives on developing technologies for vegetation restoration not only in arid lands but also in various devastated areas. The chapters cover the mechanisms plants use to cope with drought and strong light stress, the impact of shrub coverage on environmental conditions, and the life history strategies of key species like Juniperus sabina. The book also addresses the global impact of desertification and presents innovative control measures, drawing on over three decades of research in the Mu Us Sandy Land. This extensive fieldwork provides a new perspective on developing countermeasure technologies suited to local environments based on native vegetation characteristics.

Written for researchers, students, and professionals in ecology, afforestation, plant ecophysiology, and desertification control, this book offers a unique presentation of trees' adaptation strategies to sand-shifting environments in arid lands. Readers will discover the sophisticated resistance strategies of arid-land vegetation and the diverse survival tactics of its component tree species. This work is particularly relevant for those involved in ecosystem restoration and conservation, NGOs, and NPOs, providing a comprehensive overview of the resilience and adaptability of dryland ecosystems.

The English translation of this book, originally in Japanese, was facilitated by artificial intelligence. The content was later revised by the author for accuracy.

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Tartalomjegyzék:

Chapter 1. Drylands and Desertification/Land Degradation.- Chapter 2. Desertification/Land Degradation in China.- Chapter 3. The Mu Us Sandy Land and its Origin.- Chapter 4. Physical environment.- Chapter 5. Biological environment.- Chapter 6. Mechanisms against drought stress.- Chapter 7. Mechanisms against strong light stress.- Chapter 8. Life history of Juniperus sabina L., a climax shrub tree in the Mu Us Sandy Land, China.- Chapter 9. Characteristic growth strategies of trees planted in sand shifting environments.- Chapter 10. Current Status and Background of Desertification/Land Degradation in China.- Chapter 11. Impact of Desertification/Land Degradation in the World.- Chapter 12. Conclusion.- Chapter 13. Desertification Control Measures.- Chapter 14. Infrastructure Development.- Chapter15. Introduction of Plants.- Chapter 16. Prospects for Greening Technology.