Сөөгөн боролзгоно (Dasiphora fruticosa (L.) Rydb.) ургамлын тархацыг Монгол орны хэмжээнд Maxent ашиглан загварчлах нь. (Mongolian)

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      Using Maxent to model the distribution of Dasiphora fruticosa (L.) Rydb. in Mongolia. (English)
    • Abstract:
      Due to climate change, precipitation variability, temperature rise, an increase in the frequency of natural disasters, and direct and indirect human impact, the range of plant species is changing significantly. Specifically, there has been an increase in gathering plants from nature because of the growing use of these valuable and medicinal plants. Thus, by simulating the plant’s existing range using Maxent simulation, our goal is to determine its area as well as how it would alter in response to climate change. 525 ranges from surveys conducted in 2018, 2020, and 2021 in the Mongolian districts of Khentii, Mongolian Dauria, Khangai, and Khuvsgul were utilized. Based on our research, out of 21 environmental indicators, five are the most significant. It is influenced by 65.2% of precipitation of the warmest quarter, 16.2% of the mean temperature of the warmest quarter, 8.1% of the annual mean temperature, 7.4% of slope, and 3% of total annual precipitation. Currently, 30% of Mongolia’s total land area is suitable for Dasiphora fruticosa cultivation, of which 8% is ideal and 7% is exceptionally suitable. However, the remaining 70% cannot expand. The favorable range of Dasiphora fruticosa tends to shrink as a result of climate change. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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