Abstract: Evaluating the agrometeorological disaster risk (AMDR) of tea planting can enhance the natural disaster defense ability of tea industry. Based on the statistical data of natural disasters and agricultural data of 64 observation stations in Zhejiang Province during 1971-2010, an assessment model of AMDR is developed by applying fuzzy mathematics and weighted index sum method. The AMDR of tea planting in Zhejiang is divided into three levels: low, moderate and high. By integrating the climate zoning result of tea planting into the risk assessment model, we get the refined AMDR zoning map of tea planting in Zhejiang. The high AMDR area of tea planting mainly locates in the northwest and middlenorth of Zhejiang; the moderate AMDR area includes the middle and northeast of Zhejiang; the low AMDR area mostly locates in the south of Zhejiang. The low suitable regions of tea planting mostly locate in the southeast and southwest of Zhejiang.

Key words: spatial process, arthropods, biological diversity, functional group, cropland in Northeast China.