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Review and prospect of vegetation research in the Yellow River Delta
- WANG Ren-qing, ZHANG Yu-han, SUN Shu-xia, ZHENG Pei-ming
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JOURNAL OF SHANDONG UNIVERSITY(NATURAL SCIENCE). 2021, 56(10):
135-148.
doi:10.6040/j.issn.1671-9352.9.2021.011
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Ecological protection and high-quality development in the Yellow River Basin have been identified as national strategies. Biodiversity conservation and restoration in the Yellow River Delta is not only an important part of the Yellow River National Strategy, but also the primary task of ecological protection. As an important component and carrier of biodiversity, vegetation is irreplaceable in biodiversity protection. Strengthening the research on vegetation in the Yellow River Delta and exploring its formation, maintenance and evolution mechanism has important academic and practical significance for improving biodiversity, maintaining regional ecological security and sustainable development. Since the 1950s, the ecology discipline of Shandong University has carried out a series of work in the study of vegetation in the Yellow River Delta, involving many aspects, such as vegetation classification, vegetation composition and structural characteristics, vegetation dynamics and degradation, vegetation protection and utilization, and the relationship between vegetation and soil microorganisms. It provides important basic data for the protection of biodiversity and the establishment of nature reserves in the Yellow River Delta and provides a scientific basis for ecological protection and restoration. The vegetation of the Yellow River Delta plays an important role in the construction of national parks and the implementation of the Yellow River national strategy. In the future, the ecology discipline of Shandong University will continue to carry out and strengthen the research on major scientific issues such as the formation, change and maintenance mechanism of vegetation in the Yellow River Delta, so as to provide more powerful scientific and technological support for the ecological protection of the Yellow River and the construction of national parks.