论文题目:

Climate, vegetation, and human influences on late-Holocene fire regimes in the Sanjiang plain, northeastern China

英文论文题目:

Climate, vegetation, and human influences on late-Holocene fire regimes in the Sanjiang plain, northeastern China

第一作者:

张振卿

英文第一作者:

Zhang, Z. Q.

联系作者:

佟守正，王国平

英文联系作者:

Tong, S. Z., Wang, G. P.

发表年度:

2015

卷:

438

页码:

1-8

摘要:

Understanding the fire evolution history and its driving mechanisms can provide useful insights into the fire regimes and their potential impacts in the future. Here, we present a well-dated peat profile with high-resolution charcoal and pollen records to reconstruct the fire and vegetation history in the Sanjiang Plain over the last 6000 yr. The regional and local fire frequencies were reconstructed with the microscopic (<125 mu m) and macroscopic (>125 mu m) charcoal fractions, respectively. During the interval similar to 6.0-4.5 ka BP, both the regional and local fires exhibited much low frequencies responding to the strong summer monsoon. Thereafter, the fire frequencies increased significantly with the decline of the summer monsoon, and the highest frequencies corresponded well with the weak monsoon intervals around 4.0, 2.7, and 0.8 ka BP. As for the local fires, in addition to the climate changes, the local vegetation conditions have also served an important role in driving their occurrences. During the last 300 yr, the gradually increased fire frequencies were attributed to the intensified human activities instead of the climate and vegetation influences.

英文摘要:

Understanding the fire evolution history and its driving mechanisms can provide useful insights into the fire regimes and their potential impacts in the future. Here, we present a well-dated peat profile with high-resolution charcoal and pollen records to reconstruct the fire and vegetation history in the Sanjiang Plain over the last 6000 yr. The regional and local fire frequencies were reconstructed with the microscopic (<125 mu m) and macroscopic (>125 mu m) charcoal fractions, respectively. During the interval similar to 6.0-4.5 ka BP, both the regional and local fires exhibited much low frequencies responding to the strong summer monsoon. Thereafter, the fire frequencies increased significantly with the decline of the summer monsoon, and the highest frequencies corresponded well with the weak monsoon intervals around 4.0, 2.7, and 0.8 ka BP. As for the local fires, in addition to the climate changes, the local vegetation conditions have also served an important role in driving their occurrences. During the last 300 yr, the gradually increased fire frequencies were attributed to the intensified human activities instead of the climate and vegetation influences.

刊物名称:

Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology

英文刊物名称:

Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology

英文参与作者:

Zhong, J. J., Lv, X. G., Tong, S. Z., Wang, G. P.