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Dataset of vegetation plots in the Ejina delta (2010-2011)

Field survey data of ecological vegetation sample in ejin delta during the project implementation period.

A sample of ecological vegetation survey near 31 groundwater salinity observation points in ejin delta.The main investigation items include: plant species, plant structure, number, height, base diameter, crown width, coverage, frequency, etc.Time: 2010 and 2011 (july-august).

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File name: data is stored in table XLS format, file name "vegetation form.xls"</p><p>Data reading: it can be opened and read by Office, Wps and other Office software

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1. Zhu, J. , Yu, J. , Wang, P. , Zhang, Y. , & Yu, Q. . (2012). Interpreting the groundwater attributes influencing the distribution patterns of groundwater-dependent vegetation in northwestern china. Ecohydrology, aop(aop), 0-0.(View Details |Download )

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Yu, J. (2014). < b>Dataset of vegetation plots in the Ejina delta (2010-2011)</b>2014. doi: 10.3972/heihe.030.2014.db. (Download the reference： RIS | Bibtex )

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References literature

1.Zhu Juntao, Yu Jingjie, Wang Ping, Yu Qiang, D. Eamus. Distribution patterns of groundwater-dependent vegetation species diversity and their relationship to groundwater attributes in northwestern China [J]. Ecohydrology, 2013, 6(2): 191-200 (View Details )

2.Ping, W. , Yichi, Z. , Jingjie, Y. , Guobin, F. , & Fei, A. . (0). Vegetation dynamics induced by groundwater fluctuations in the lower heihe river basin, northwestern china. Journal of Plant Ecology(1-2), 1-2. (View Details |Download)

3.Zhang YC, Yu JJ, Wang P, Fu GB. Vegetation responses to integrated water management in the Ejina basin, northwest China [J]. Hydrological Processes, 2011, 25: 3448-3461. (View Details )

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