How do grazing and stochastic rainfall affect vegetation ? — Insights from a simulation approach
Semi‐arid and arid regions are endangered by desertification and degradation on a global scale.Most of the drylands are characterized by unpredictable and stochastic rainfall,so the effects of overgrazing may be masked by rainfall.Due to the stochastic rainfall,the strong dependence of vegetation on rainfall and the lack of empirical long‐term studies on vegetation dynamics it is difficult to separate the effects of grazing and climate without using a modelling approach.
Simulation model stochastic precipitation interaction analysis understanding degradation grazing impact
S.Pütz J.M.Paruelo G.E.Weber M.B.Bertiller F.Jeltsch T.Wiegand
UFZ-Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research,Department of Ecological Modelling,Leipz ig,Germany University of Buenos Aires,Department of Agronomy,Agricultural Plant PhysiologYand Ecology Research National Research Centre CON ICET,National Patagonian Research Centre CEN PA T,Working group Ecology University of Potsdam,Institute for BiochemistrYand Biology,Working group Plant Ecology and Nature C
国际会议
呼和浩特
英文
2008-06-29(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)