農(nóng)田邊界和居民庭院植物多樣性分布格局及植被營建
[Abstract]:Garden and farmland border are the hot spots of biodiversity conservation in rural settlement landscape and agricultural production landscape respectively in agricultural/rural ecosystem. Reasonable management and protection of these habitat vegetation can effectively improve local biodiversity, ecosystem services and human well-being. Species diversity, functional composition, site, landscape and management of non-agricultural habitats such as farmland boundaries, field islands, and garden vegetation of rural residents in the industrial landscape were studied. Meanwhile, approaches and suggestions for ecological vegetation construction and management were put forward, which could provide references for strengthening the management of rural/agricultural ecosystems and optimizing ecological services.
1. Taking the intensive agricultural landscape of North China Plain as the research area, the plant composition of 14 typical habitats was investigated by stratified random method. The results showed that: (1) At the sample plot level, the species richness of the vegetation zone in the riverside pit was the highest, followed by ditches, orchards, cotton fields, grain fields and herbaceous native materials in the four agricultural habitats such as vegetable fields. The proportion of species was less than 70%. The vegetable plot was only 30.5%. (2) At the habitat level, field cemetery (9-800m2) had the highest species richness (102 species), herbaceous species (85 species) and endemic species (6 species), woody species (13 species) were the most in the woodland, and other habitats had endemic species. (3) In all habitats, 161 species belonging to 41 families, 11 species were investigated. There are 117 wild species, 131 herbs, 58% native species, 74% weeds and 22.1% malignant weeds in 9 genera, of which 3 are endangered plants and 15 are invasive alien species. Degree clustering and ordination analysis showed that field cemetery vegetation was different from barren grassland, and had obvious near-natural characteristics. There were great differences between semi-natural habitats such as grain, cotton, fruit and vegetable production habitats, corridors and field islands. (4) Landscape scale study showed that from monoculture agricultural landscape, compound planting agricultural landscape to non-agricultural habitat mosaic heterogeneous landscape. There were significant differences in plant richness and composition among the five landscape types with different degrees. When the agricultural habitats were saturated, the growth of alien species and malignant weeds slowed down, while with the diversification of non-agricultural habitats, perennial weeds and woody plants gradually increased, especially the native species increased most significantly.
2. The composition of plant communities in 5 kinds of linear non-agricultural habitats including canals, production roads, field roads, grassland ridges and tree ridges in 506 typical agricultural landscapes were systematically investigated. Although many species are widely distributed, there are great differences in vegetation species richness, species functional composition, vegetation stratification and coverage between different types of farmland boundary. (3) Sample scale has the highest alpha diversity in canals, the lowest in ridges, beta diversity and coverage. (4) There were significant differences in community composition among different farmland boundary types, among which the similarity between production road and grass ridge was the largest, and the similarity between production road and tree ridge was the lowest.
3. A series of explanatory variables, such as vegetation composition and site and landscape scale, have been studied. The results show that: (1) plant diversity and composition at the farmland boundary are significantly affected by many factors at different site and landscape scales; (2) landscape characteristics and management factors, in addition to adjacent land use, vegetation structure, environmental impact factors of sample plots. (3) The species composition of functional groups in different farmland boundaries is different. The natural species, woody species and perennial herbaceous diversity are higher in river canals and field ridges, but the agricultural tolerant species are lower. The farmland boundaries with arbor and shrub layers have fewer agricultural tolerant species and annual herbaceous plants, and wider field roads. The richness was high, but the narrow production road and the grass ridge had more tolerant species and herbs in 12 years. (4) PCCA method was used to analyze the effects of five different variable groups. The results showed that besides land use factors, vegetation structure and site environment, the plant diversity and composition of farmland border were mainly affected by landscape factors. The impact is greater than management factors.
4. Based on the five vegetation structure types of arbor, shrub and grass combinations, the plant diversity and its historical and area factors of "field islands" were studied. The results showed that: (1) A total of 494 field islands were investigated in 10 1 *1 km 2 landscape grids. The area is 68.3 m2, with a total area of 3.38 ha, accounting for 0.36% of the total area of the study area, while the richness accounts for 64% of the total landscape species. It is an important hotspot area and species pool to maintain the biodiversity of agricultural landscape in this area. (2) The native species of field Island vegetation are dominant, and each vegetation structure type has its own species. Protecting endangered plants; (3) The diversity of alpha, beta and gamma in different types of vegetation was significantly different, and the species richness decreased from 1 to 5, with beta diversity higher and gamma diversity lower in type 4 and 5; (4) Linear regression analysis showed that island history and area had significant effects on species richness in the sample plots. The study emphasized the importance of "field island" as a non-agricultural habitat for maintaining and restoring the biodiversity of intensive agricultural landscape. (5) The results of site and landscape factors affecting the habitat of field Island consisting of autogenous vegetation showed that, in the record Of the 28 environmental variables recorded, 15 significant variables participated in the establishment of the model. PCCA results showed that the effects of vegetation community structure factors and landscape factors were greater than those of site environment.
5. The study on the garden vegetation of rural residents along the urbanization gradient in Beijing shows that the species diversity and abundance patterns of the garden along the gradient reflect the different levels of demand in different areas. Rarefaction curves showed that ornamental species were an important factor leading to the diversity of garden P in different regions: the ranking also showed significant differences in species composition along the urban gradient, with the largest differences between suburban and remote rural areas, while suburban areas had a higher degree of similarity with both. In addition, species and garden area were positively correlated only in remote rural areas. High coverage and species density of edible plants indicate that rural gardeners have higher demand for edible functions than urban ones.
6. Quantitative study on the vertical distribution of garden vegetation and the composition of horizontal micro-environment of rural residents in Beijing was carried out. The influence of garden area, different villages and urban-rural gradients on the garden structure was analyzed. The average area was 189.2 Ma (37-746 m) 9; 17 land use types were investigated in all gardens, and the land use diversity of single gardens ranged from 3 to 14 with an average of 8.9; different urban and rural locations would affect the land use diversity at the gardens level, less suburban gardens, but also affect the area differences, and the larger household-level area supported more. Horizontal land use diversity, some types of distribution is relatively fixed; the coverage of each vegetation layer and tree number of 3M increase with the increase of garden area, urban and rural location will also affect the coverage of different vegetation layer and the proportion of the total area of residential gardens, 3M vegetation layer area, remote villages larger, 3M vegetation canopy coverage in the middle gradient The outer suburbs have the largest garden area.
7. Multivariate regression analysis was used to quantitatively predict the effects of garden environment, garden management and farmers'socio-economic characteristics on garden plant composition, plant diversity and garden function types. The results showed that: (1) garden area and family income, garden structure and garden management input time were the important factors affecting the landscape plant composition, plant diversity and garden function types. At the same time, the proportion of agriculture in the household economy has increased, the head of the household is older, the education level is lower, there are more elderly people in the household, and the richness of food species is higher; the head of the household is older, the education level is lower, there are more elderly people in the household, and there are more native species; the history of the garden is longer, and the managers of the garden have male participation to improve the shelter in the garden. The richness of other functional plants, such as shade, timber and so on, was promoted by female heads of households, and the richness of garden species, ornamental and herbal species was increased. (2) The distribution of garden type was significantly related to female heads of households; the farther away from the suburbs, the household heads were mainly engaged in agriculture, the greater the proportion of agricultural income to agriculture, the complex garden structure, and the more time spent on garden management. Garden planting has a long history and the main managers have male participation, which has a positive impact on the distribution of vegetable gardens; the distribution of forest gardens is mainly related to courtyard area and family income; the larger the courtyard area, the higher the family income, the higher the proportion of forest gardens distribution; the closer to the city, the head of household engages in non-agricultural occupation, the simpler the garden structure, the less the garden into the garden. Line management increases the probability of over-paved gardens; complex structure, long management time, long history of gardens, and male involvement of managers have a positive impact on the distribution of multi-functional complex.
8. Good management and protection of different types of habitats in agricultural landscape need to adopt reasonable measures in appropriate places, implement correct methods for ecological vegetation construction and management. Referring to relevant domestic research and practice cases, this paper puts forward management and protection suggestions and construction considerations for non-agricultural habitats and garden ecological vegetation in agricultural landscape, so as to make people pay attention to it. Rural habitats are more familiar and applied to design and practice.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:中國農(nóng)業(yè)大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:博士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2014
【分類號(hào)】:TU986.58;S688
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