Environmental Science
8 years ago

Study reveals alarming decline in vegetation coverage in Hulunbuir Steppe

Analysis on temporal-spatial change of vegetation coverage in Hulunbuir Steppe (2000–2014)
Fei Peng, Wenjie Fan, Xiru Xu, Xing Liu

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The study looked at changes in vegetation coverage in Hulunbuir Steppe from 2000 to 2014. They used a model to measure vegetation coverage and found that higher coverage was in the east, while lower coverage was in the west. Over the 15-year period, vegetation coverage decreased at first but then slowly increased. Break points in vegetation growth were linked to temperature changes, with July to August break points related to precipitation.