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| 1 | Mapping the potential distribution suitability of 16 tree species under climate change in northeastern China using Maxent modelling显示文摘Knowledge on the potential suitability of tree species to the site is very important for forest management planning.Natural forest distribution provides a good reference for afforestation and forest restoration.In this study,we developed species distribution model(SDM)for 16 major tree species with 2,825 permanent sample plots with natural origin from Chinese National Forest Inventory data collected in Jilin Province using the Maxent model.Three types of environmental factors including bioclimate,soil and topography with a total of 33 variables were tested as the input.The values of area under the curve(AUC,one of the receiver operating characteristics of the Maxent model)in the training and test datasets were between 0.784 and 0.968,indicating that the prediction results were quite reliable.The environmental factors affecting the distribution of species were ranked in terms of their importance to the species distribution.Generally,the climatic factors had the greatest contribution,which included mean diurnal range,annual mean temperature,temperature annual range,and iosthermality.But the main environmental factors varied with tree species.Distribution suitability maps under current(1950-2000)and future climate scenarios(CCSM4-RCP 2.6 and RCP 6.0 during 2050)were produced for 16 major tree species in Jilin Province using the model developed.The predicted current and future ranges of habitat suitability of the 16 tree species are likely to be positively and negatively affected by future climate.Seven tree species were found to benefit from future climate including B etula costata,Fraxinus mandshurica,Juglans mandshurica,Phellodendron amurense,Populus ussuriensis,Quercus mongolica and Ulmus pumila;five tree species will experience decline in their suitable habitat including B.platyphylla,Tilia mongolica,Picea asperata,Pinus sylvestris,Pinus koraiensis;and four(Salix koreensis,Abies fabri,Pinus densiflora and Larix olgensis)showed the inconsistency under RCP 2.6 and RCP 6.0 scenarios.The maps of the habitat suitability can be used as a basis for afforestation and forest restoration in northeastern China.The SDMs could be a potential tool for forest management planning. | Dan Liu Xiangdong Lei Wenqiang Gao Hong Guo Yangsheng Xie Liyong Fu Yuancai Lei Yutang Li Zhuoli Zhang Shouzheng Tang | 2022 | Journal of Forestry Research2022,33,6: | 2 |
| 2 | Comparison of Schnute's and Bertalanffy-Richards' growth functions 显示文摘 | LEI Yuancai MARQUES C P MACEDO F W | 1997 | For Ecol Manage1997,96,3: | 1 |
| 3 | Two-stage sequential sampling for two rare species in western Inner Mongolia of China显示文摘To evaluate the efficiencies of different sampling methods for a rare and clustered population, we investigated the sampling effects for the two species Tamarix chinensis (Salt cedar) and Elaeagnus angustifolia (Russian olive) in western Inner Mongolia with two-stage sequential sampling, which is a new sampling method, traditional simple random sampling and two-stage sampling. Based on two-stage sequential sampling and two-stage sampling, each population was partitioned into four primary sampling units, and then two of them were randomly selected. Sampling designs were simulated based on the conditions of five secondary sampling unit areas, two criterion values, five initial secondary sampling units and two sequential secondary sampling units in 1000 repetitions. To evaluate the performance of the sampling designs for each method, the variance and relative error of the density estimates were used. The relative sampling efficiencies of the three sampling methods were compared using the same final sampling sizes. We analyzed the sampling efficiency generated by two-stage sequential sampling and found that it yielded smaller variances than those of simple random sampling and two-stage sampling in all sampling designs, and that two-stage sampling was more efficient than simple random sampling. Density estimates from the two-stage sequential sampling were very close to the true values. We also determined the optimum secondary sampling unit areas for the two species in the two-stage sequential sampling. It was best for Tamarix chinensis and Elaeagnus angustifolia when the secondary sampling unit areas were 200 and 100 m2 , respectively. | SHI JingJing ZHAO TianZhong LEI YuanCai | 2013 | Chinese Science Bulletin2013,58,4: | 1 |
| 4 | Generalized or general mixed-effect modelling of tree morality of Larix gmelinii subsp.principis-rupprechtii in Northern China显示文摘Tree mortality models play an important role in predicting tree growth and yield,but existing mortality models for Larix gmelinii subsp.principis-rupprechtii,an important species used for regeneration and afforestation in northern China,have overlooked potential regional influences on tree mortality.This study used data acquired from 102 temporary sample plots(TSPs)in natural stands of Prince Rupprecht larch in the state-owned Guandi Mountain Forest(n=67)and state-owned Boqiang Forest(n=35)in northern China.To model stand-level tree mortality,we compared seven model forms of county data.Three continuous(dominant height,plot mean diameter,and basal area per hectare)and one dummy variable with two levels(region)were used as fixed effects variables.Tree morality variations caused by forest blocks were accounted for using forest blocks as a random effect in selected models.Results showed that tree mortality significantly positively correlated with stand basal area and dominant height,but negatively correlated with stand mean diameter.Incorporating both the dummy variables and random effects into the tree mortality models significantly increased the fitting improvements,and Hurdle Poisson mixed-effects model showed the most attractive fit statistics(largest R^(2)and smallest RMSE)when employing leave-one-out cross-validation.These mixed-effects dummy variable models will be useful for accurately predicting Larix tree mortality in different regions. | Xiao Zhou Liyong Fu Ram PSharma Peng He Yuancai Lei Jinping Guo | 2021 | Journal of Forestry Research2021,32,6: | 0 |
| 5 | Comparison on Estimation of Wood Biomass Using Forest Inventory Data显示文摘Based on sixth and seventh national forestry inventory data of the six provinces,including Guangdong,Jiangxi,Guizhou,Shaanxi,Jilin and Beijing,the three methods(IPCC,continuous function for biomass expansion factor and weighted biomass regression model) were selected to estimate wood biomass in this paper.The estimation of the three methods were compared and analyzed from calculating process,method characters,repeatability and verifiability to stability of growth rate of biomass between two periods.The results showed the total biomass estimated by IPCC method with variable BEF2 was large,the total biomass estimated by IPCC method with constant BEF2 was small and the total biomasses estimated by continuous function for biomass expansion factor and weighted biomass regression model were middle.The biomass expansion factor derived from weighted regression model was most stable in the different provinces. Based on the seventh national forestry inventory data, the biomass expansion factors of various kinds of tree species derived from IPCC and the weighted regression model were more stable than the biomass expansion factors derived from continuous function method.The growth rate of biomass between two periods was the same regular pattern as the biomass expansion factors. | Li Haikui Zhao Pengxiang Lei Yuancai Zeng Weisheng | 2012 | Chinese Forestry Science and Technology2012,11,3: | 0 |
| 6 | Developing, testing and application of rodent population dynamics and capture models based on an adjusted Leslie matrix-based population approach显示文摘 | Liyong Fu Shouzheng Tang Yingan Liu Ram P. Sharma Huiru Zhang Yuancai Lei Hong Wang Xinyu Song | 2014 | International Journal of Biomathematics2014,7,3: | 0 |