[Differentiation of grazing pressure expressions and its applicable scenarios].
Changjun Gu, Yili Zhang, Linshan Liu, Bo Wei, Dianqing Gong, Bohao Cui
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Changjun Gu, Yili Zhang, Linshan Liu, Bo Wei, Dianqing Gong, Bohao Cui
Abstract
. Ecosystem responses to grazing activities were also converted by the above indicators, while the large-scale data spatialization method only considered number of livestock per unit area. The method of remote sensing inversion focused on ecosystem responses, that is, the impacts of grazing activities on grasslands, and it was difficult to separate the role of climatic factors. The quantitative standards of grazing pressure in different grassland types were quite different, even in the same grassland type, and such difference was directly related to grassland productivity.
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. Ecosystem responses to grazing activities were also converted by the above indicators, while the large-scale data spatialization method only considered number of livestock per unit area. The method of remote sensing inversion focused on ecosystem responses, that is, the impacts of grazing activities on grasslands, and it was difficult to separate the role of climatic factors. The quantitative standards of grazing pressure in different grassland types were quite different, even in the same grassland type, and such difference was directly related to grassland productivity.
Key concepts: Grazing, Grazing pressure, Grassland, Environmental science, Livestock, Conservation grazing, Grassland ecosystem, Ecosystem