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Studies On Biodiversity And Functional Diversity On Different Disturbance In Alashan

Posted on:2016-11-12Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:S R L BaiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2180330464963798Subject:Grass science
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The four kinds of different disturbance were selected in Alashan Desert of Inner Mongolia in 4、 7、10 month from 2012-2014.which are a farmland area, a rotational-grazing area, a over-grazing area and a prohibited-grazing area.rodent communities were sampled by a day-trap method in four different disturbance, functional diversity of rodent community were analyzed by FDiversity softwere. The result shows that:(1) The dominance species:the dominance species of rodent community had significant changes at 4 different disturbance, phodopus roborovskii were the dominance species of over-grazing area in 2012, Meriones meridianus were dominance species of over-grazing area in 2013 and 2014. Meriones meridianus were dominance species of prohibited-grazing area in 2012 and 2014, Allactaga sibirica were dominance species of prohibited-grazing area in 2013. Dipus sagitta were dominance species of rotational-grazing area in 2012 and 2014, Meriones meridianus were dominance species of rotational-grazing area in 2013. Meriones meridianus were dominance species in farmland area in 3years.(2) Species diversity:species richness index showed following trends:forbidden grazing area>rotational grazing area >over-grazing area=farmland area .the size of shannon-wiener index and species’evenness showed significant different among studies sites (p<0.05), shannon-wiener index showed following trends:forbidden grazing area >rotational grazing area=over-grazing area>farmland area and species’evenness showed following trends:forbidden grazing area >over-grazing area >rotational grazing area>farmland area.(3) functional trait of rodent species:The response of functional trait is significant different between different disturbance (p<0.05), and there are variations between different years. Overall the number of rodents in small or medium size, short-lived (less than 2 years), long breeding time (over five months), long number of reproductive generation (Reproduction more than twice a year) in farmland area was significantly higher than the other three disturbance (P<0.05), while the number of rodent in above average size, long-lived(over 2 years), short breeding time(2-3 months), short number of reproductive generation (reproduction 1 year) in prohibited-grazing area and rotational-grazing area were significantly higher than the farmland area (P<0.05), but there is no significant different with over-grazing(P> 0.05).(4) Functional diversity of rodent species: The functional diversity were difference between years under different disturbance, functional richness index: farmland area had reduced functional richness index in 3 years, functional evenness index:functional evenness index in prohibited area and rotational grazing area is significance higher than over-grazing area and farmland area in 2012-2013(p<0.05),there were no significance different between 4 disturbance in 2014(p>0.05).functional divergence index:functional divergence index in prohibited area is significance higher than the other three disturbance (p<0.05)in 2012,functional divergence index in farmland area is significance lower than over-grazing area and rotational grazing area (p<0.05) in 2013,functional divergence in farmland area is significance lower than prohibited area (p<0.05) in 2014,functional divergence in farmland area is keep lowest in three years.(5) The relationship between species diversity and the functional diversity: Functional richness, functional evenness were significant correlated with species richness and shannon-wiener index (P<0.001).functional divergence were significance correlated with species richness and shannon-wiener index (P<0.05). functional richness、functional evenness and functional divergence were significance correlated with each other (P<0.001).
Keywords/Search Tags:Disturbance, Species diversity, Rodent, Functional diversity
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