DENG Yue, TANG Daisheng, LI Yuyuan, et al. Influences of Riparian Landscape Pattern on River Phosphorus Output in Typical Subtropical Agroforestry Mixed Watershed[J]. 2022, 36(3): 64-70.
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DENG Yue, TANG Daisheng, LI Yuyuan, et al. Influences of Riparian Landscape Pattern on River Phosphorus Output in Typical Subtropical Agroforestry Mixed Watershed[J]. 2022, 36(3): 64-70. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.03.010.
Influences of Riparian Landscape Pattern on River Phosphorus Output in Typical Subtropical Agroforestry Mixed Watershed
In order to further clarify the difference of riparian landscape scale and its impact on river phosphorus (P)
the relationship between landscape and river P at riparian scale was analyzed quantitatively. Based on long-term hydrological and water quality monitoring data
this study used redundancy analysis to clarify the relationship between landscape pattern characteristics at different riparian scales and river P concentrations in different hydrological seasons. Change point analysis was used to quantify the threshold range of the core landscape metrics leading to the abrupt change of river P concentrations in wet and dry seasons. The results showed that:(1) The effects of landscape pattern buffer zones on river P concentration have significant spatial scale characteristics
300 and 400 meters are the critical scales affecting river P concentration in wet season and dry season
respectively. (2) SPLIT of farmland patches (SPLITfarm) and LPI of residential land patches (LPIres) were the core landscape pattern characteristic indexes that affect river P concentration in dry season and wet season respectively. When the SPLITfarm exceeded 15.76~23.83 and LPIre was less than 28.8%~36.5%
the abrupt probability of P concentrations in wet and dry rivers can be reduced respectively. The results can provide important theoretical basis for land use and landscape planning aiming at mitigating P non-point source pollution.
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