Management measures for riverside belt vegetation based on biodiversity conservation: With Erdaobai River in Changbai Mountains as an example

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Management measures for riverside belt vegetation based on biodiversity conservation: With Erdaobai River in Changbai Mountains as an example

WANG Qingchun^1,2; DENG Hongbing³;WANG Qingli⁴

¹Academy of Forest Inventory & Planning of Jiangxi Province, Nanchang 330046, China; ²Institute of Scientific and Technological Information, Chinese Academy of Forestry, Beijing 100091, China; ³Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100085, China; ⁴Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shengyang 110016, China

Received:2005-07-28 Revised:2006-01-26 Online:2006-06-10 Published:2006-06-10

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Abstract: The upper reach of Erdaobai River in Changbai Mountains is rich in biodiversity. With its riverside belt as research object, and based on the analysis of the significance of riverside vegetation management in biodiversity conservation, this paper put forward the management measures for riverside belt and its vegetation, which would provide theoretical model for biodiversity conservation in riverside belt, and offer references to bring the ecological conservation into effect during the course of riverside belt exploitation and utilization.

Key words: Salinity transforming region, Earthworm, Population, Secondary succession, Production input

WANG Qingchun^1,2; DENG Hongbing³;WANG Qingli⁴ . Management measures for riverside belt vegetation based on biodiversity conservation: With Erdaobai River in Changbai Mountains as an example[J]. cje.

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