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Influence of global warming on vegetation in Northeast China

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The response of vegetation in northeast China to global warming would be the following: 1) the future alteration types of edificators could be divided into three types; 2) the plant populations would move northwards about 400 – 700 km and upwards 250 – 350 m; 3) the distribution border of cultivated crops would change; 4) the phenological development of most plants would advance one season; 5) the productivity of main forest ecosystems would increase 7.65% and that of main agroecosystems would increase 36.4%.

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Zou, C., Xu, W. & Bu, J. Influence of global warming on vegetation in Northeast China. Chin. Geograph.Sc. 7, 68–78 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11769-997-0074-1

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