基于生态适宜度模型的城乡土地利用分区与优化布局——以鄱阳湖生态经济区为例

开展城乡土地利用功能分区和空间布局优化,是促进城乡一体化发展的有效途径。以鄱阳湖生态经济区为例,通过构建城乡土地利用生态位适宜度模型,对鄱阳湖生态经济区土地利用生态位适宜度进行了分区,并在此基础上提出了优化布局策略。结果表明:(1)鄱阳湖生态经济区布局优化为商业发展主导区、工业发展主导区和农业发展主导区以及环境保护主导区;(2)鄱阳湖生态经济区城乡土地利用空间布局可划分为核心增长极、区域中心城市、一级扩散圈、二级扩散圈和二级扩散带;(3)应从发展高新技术产业、提升都市圈核心竞争力、保障城乡用地需求、加快农田水利建设和优化生态开发利用模式等方面优化城乡土地利用空间布局。基于生态适宜度模型探讨城乡土地利用布局,为实现区域城乡均衡发展提供了新视角。     

小麦专用肥在河南省典型地区的应用效果研究

河南省小麦单产和总产均居全国首位,然而当地农户施肥量大,且偏施氮肥、忽视磷钾肥现象严重,导致肥料利用率和经济效益较低.为解决这些施肥问题,依据河南省土壤养分供应状况和小麦营养需求规律,并考虑大、中、微量元素养分形态配伍和协同增效,优化肥料配方和生产工艺,开发小麦专用复合肥料,于2017-2018年在河南禹州进行小区试验...     

不同砧木嫁接对西瓜抗病性及主要经济性状的影响

将引进的日本强势葫芦、勇士野生西瓜等7个西瓜嫁接砧木分别与本地主栽的西瓜品种早佳84-24进行嫁接试验。通过对嫁接亲和力,嫁接苗的抗枯萎病能力、产量和品质等主要性状的考查分析,结果表明以日本强势葫芦作砧木的嫁接苗综合性状表现最佳。     

基于地学信息图谱的山东省国土空间转型分析

开展国土空间转型研究对综合评估国土空间变化、探求人类活动与国土空间变化系统的耦合规律具有重要意义。以山东省为研究区,基于多期土地利用遥感监测数据,对该省国土三生空间进行分类评价,运用地学信息图谱论并结合转型理念,分析并揭示了1980—2018年国土空间时空转型特征。结果表明：山东省国土以农业生产空间为主,城镇生活空间扩张幅度显著高于农村生活空间,水域生态空间和工矿生产空间面积波动变化,其他生态空间面积持续性下降;不同时间段表现出不同的国土空间转型特点,2000—2018年比1980—2000年转型更为强烈。1980—2000年以农业生产空间转型至生活空间、生态空间转型至生产空间为主,2000—2018年则主要为生活空间与生产空间、生产空间与生态空间的交互转型;1980—2000年涨势图谱主要为工矿生产空间、农业生产空间和城镇生活空间,2000—2018年新增国土总面积为1980—2000年的3.42倍,其中农村和城镇生活空间分别增长至4.29倍和2.65倍;城镇生活空间落势图谱面积均偏低,而农村生活空间萎缩面积持续增长、生态空间迅速萎缩。     

黑松针叶提取物抗霉菌活性的研究

采用滤纸片法,检测不同质量浓度的针叶提取物对霉菌的抑制圈大小,以研究黑松针叶提取物的抗霉菌活性。结果表明:黑松针叶提取物具有抗霉菌活性,但抑制效果与其质量浓度不成正比;3种提取物中,乙醇提取物的抗霉菌效果最显著,丙酮和水提取物的抗霉菌效果次之。其对黑曲霉、青霉、根霉起最佳抑制效果的质量浓度分别为6.25、25.01、2.5 g/L,其抑菌圈直径分别为14.8、16.61、2.6 mm。     

鲁北蔬菜生产发展中存在的问题及对策

鲁北是国内蔬菜生产和批发的重要集散地,随着人们对蔬菜品种和质量要求的提高,无公害蔬菜生产、农产品质量安全检测成为当地政府和农技推广部门的主要任务之一,现阐述当前蔬菜生产中存在的问题及面临的任务,并提出了相应的对策措施和建议。     

山东野菜植物区系研究

经调查研究发现,山东省境内有野菜植物51科,137属,220种.野菜系指生于自然环境,未经人工驯化管理,可作蔬菜食用的植物.山东野菜植物区系主要特点为:种子植物在山东野菜植物区系组成中起决定作用;山东野菜植物区系属北温带性质;山东野菜大部分为草本植物;山东野菜以叶菜类和苗菜类为主.     

Irrigation scheduling strategies for cotton to cope with water scarcity in the Fergana Valley, Central Asia

The Central Asian countries face high water scarcity due to aridity and desertification but excess water is often applied to the main irrigated crops. This over-irrigation contributes to aggravate water scarcity problems. Improved water saving irrigation is therefore required, mainly through appropriate irrigation scheduling. To provide for it, after being previously calibrated and validated for cotton in the Fergana region, the irrigation scheduling simulation model ISAREG was explored to simulate improved irrigation scheduling alternatives. Results show that using the present irrigation scheduling a large part of the applied water, averaging 20%, percolates out of the root zone. Several irrigation strategies were analyzed, including full irrigation and various levels of deficit irrigation. The analysis focused a three-year period when experiments for calibration and validation of the model were carried out, and a longer period of 33 years that provided for an analysis considering the probabilities of the demand for irrigation water. The first concerned a wet period while the second includes a variety of climatic demand conditions that provided for analyzing alternative schedules for average, high and very high climatic demand. Results have shown the importance of the groundwater contribution, mainly when deficit irrigation is applied. Analyzing several deficit irrigation strategies through the respective potential water saving, relative yield losses, water productivity and economic water productivity, it could be concluded that relative mild deficits may be adopted. Contrarily, the adoption of high water deficit that produce high water savings would lead to yield losses that may be economically not acceptable.     

Water management and crop production for food security in China: A review

Food security is a high priority issue on the Chinese political agenda. China’s food security is challenged by several anthropogenic, sociopolitical and policy factors, including: population growth; urbanization and industrialization; land use changes and water scarcity; income growth and nutritional transition; and turbulence in global energy and food markets. Sustained growth in agricultural productivity and stable relations with global food suppliers are the twin anchors of food security. Shortfalls in domestic food production can take their toll on international food markets. Turbulence in global energy markets can affect food prices and supply costs, affecting food security and poverty. Policy safeguards are needed to shield food supply against such forces. China must make unremitting policy responses to address the loss of its fertile land for true progress towards the goal of national food security, by investing in infrastructure such as irrigation, drainage, storage, transport, and agricultural research and institutional reforms such as tenure security and land market liberalization. The links between water and other development-related sectors such as population, energy, food, and environment, and the interactions among them require reckoning, as they together will determine future food security and poverty reduction in China. Climate change is creating a new level of uncertainty in water governance, requiring accelerated research to avoid water-related stresses.     

Growth overfishing in the brown shrimp fishery of Texas, Louisiana, and adjoining Gulf of Mexico EEZ

Growth overfishing in the brown shrimp, Farfantepenaeus aztecus, fishery in inshore (estuarine) and offshore (Gulf of Mexico) territorial waters of Texas and Louisiana, and adjoining waters of the United States’ (U.S.) Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), and its potentially detrimental economic consequences to the harvesting sector, have not been among major concerns of Federal and State shrimp management agencies. Three possible reasons include (1) environmentally influenced variations in recruitment that cause wide fluctuations in annual landings, which tend to obscure effects of fishing, (2) competition between inshore and offshore components of the harvesting sector, and (3) partitioning of management jurisdiction among a Federal council and two State agencies. Wide variations in landings led to beliefs that high levels of fishing mortality were tolerable and recruitment overfishing was of no major concern. This encouraged somewhat laissez-faire management approaches that allowed fishing effort to increase over the years.Our objectives were to determine whether growth overfishing occurred in this fishery during 1960–2006, and whether and how decreases in size of shrimp within the landings, in response to increases in fishing effort, affected inflation-adjusted annual (calendar year) ex-vessel value of the landings, i.e., their value to the harvesting sector. Growth overfishing occurred in the early 1990s, and then abated as fishing effort declined due to rising fuel costs and competition from imported shrimp. However, inflation-adjusted annual ex-vessel value of the landings peaked in 1985, prior to growth overfishing.Management actions implemented in 2001 for Texas’ territorial waters, and in the EEZ off Texas and Louisiana in 2006, should limit future fleet expansion and increases in fishing effort, thereby reducing the chances of growth overfishing and its potentially detrimental economic impacts on the harvesting sector. Growth overfishing should be included among the guidelines for future management of this brown shrimp fishery.