The study on the distribution and dynamic changes of soil moistures and salts under different irrigating methods and managements of using saline groundwater on the sand lands of the hinterland of the Taklimakan Desert, started in 1997.
Xu, XW, Chinese Acad Sci, Xinjiang Inst Ecol & Geog, Urumqi 830011, Peoples R China +3 more
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Birth of the Taklamakan Desert: When and How?
The Taklimakan Desert is one of the largest deserts and sand seas in the world and plays a critical role in the global aerosol (eolian dust) system, impacting both climate and ecosystems on continents and over oceans.
Yang, Q +6 more
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Extensive dust outbreaks following the morning inversion breakup in the Taklimakan Desert
[1] Extensive dust outbreaks occurred on the late morning of 26 March 2004 in the Taklimakan Desert. An image by the satellite AQUA shows the dust outbreaks as an enormous dust storm extending as far as 1000 km in the direction of east and west across ...
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Deserts cover ∼10% of Earth’s land area and store substantial soil inorganic carbon (SIC). The Taklimakan Desert (3.28 × 105 km2) is China’s largest desert, yet the lack of SIC maps limits understanding of its role in the global carbon pool and carbon ...
Jibang Yang +8 more
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Influence of floodwater irrigation on vegetation composition and vegetation regeneration in a Taklimakan desert oasis [PDF]
Naturally occurring floods in the summer months are the main source of surface water application in the foreland of Qira oasis, which is characterized by a hyperarid climate and is located at the southern fringe of the Taklimakan Desert.
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Characteristics and dynamics of the soil seed bank at the north edge of Taklimakan Desert
In order to understand the potential of revegetation of halophytic community at the north edge of Taklimakan Desert, the species structure, storage capacity, the vertical distribution pattern and seasonal dynamics of soil seed bank and their ...
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Precipitation extremes observed over and around the Taklimakan Desert, China. [PDF]
Li M, Yao J.
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Observation of number concentration of desert aerosols in the south of the Taklimakan Desert, China
Observation of number concentration of aerosol particles in the south of the Taklimakan Desert, China, was conducted using optical particle counter (OPC).
Ishizuka, M +7 more
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Link between the aboveground and belowground biomass allocation with growing of Tamarix sp. seedlings in the hinterland of Taklimakan Desert, China. [PDF]
Erkin F +4 more
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Soil-derived sulfate in atmospheric dust particles at Taklimakan desert
Dust-associated sulfate is believed to be a key species which can alter the physical and chemical properties of dust particles in the atmosphere. Its occurrence in the particles has usually been considered to be the consequence of particles' aging in
An, ZS (An, Zhisheng)[ 1 ] +4 more
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