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Climate Change and Agriculture High-Quality Development in Water-Limited Regions
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As the concept of high-quality development was happened in China, agriculture development enters the new stage of the high-quality
development. The high-quality development of agriculture is to take some measures and methods to make the land produce the maximum
output and services to meet people's yearning for a better life and the needs of agricultural production services. However, because of
climate change, overuse of fertilizer and pesticide, introduction of un-native plant species or varieties and exotic plant species or varieties,
unbalance plant water relationship often happies, resulting soil and vegetation degradation and crop failure or waste of nature resources,
which are unfavorable for the sustainable utilization of nature resources and crops high-quality production. Therefore, it is necessary to
adjust the plant water relationship to make plant grow well and obtain the maximum yield and services to realize the sustainable utilization
of nature resources by plants and crops high-quality management. Here we show that the theory of sustainable use of soil water resources
and agriculture high-quality development includes the soil water resources use limit by plants (SWRULP), soil water vegetation carrying
capacity (SWVCC) and the critical period of plant soil relationship regulation in water-limited regions. The SWRULP is the soil water
resources in the maximum infiltration depth (MID) in which the soil water content in every soil layer equal to wilting coefficient. The
wilting coefficient is expressed by the wilting coefficient of indicate plant in a plant community. SWVCC is the population or density of
indicator plants in a plant community when the soil water supply is equal to soil water consumption in the root zone in the critical period
of plant water relationship regulation (CPPWRR), which changes with plant community type, site condition and time. When soil water
resources in the MID is lower than SWRULP, the plant water relation enters the CPPWRR. The ending time of CPPWRR is the ineffective
time of plant soil relationship regulation. In order to get the maximum yield and service, we have to select best plant species or varieties,
take Suitable initial planting density and effective measures or methods to ensure plant normal grow and get the cultivate goal. If in the
process of plant growth, the plant density in the critical period of plant soil relationship regulation is more than the SWVCC, plant water
relationship must be regulated based on SWVCC to get the maximum yield and service and realize sustainable use of soil water resources
and high-quality production. As for fruit or crops, the leaf and fine fruit must be regulated according to the suitable quantity of leaf when
the plant density is equal to the SWVCC in the critical period of plant soil relationship regulation and the fine fruit is the fruit for goal
market.
Title: Climate Change and Agriculture High-Quality Development in Water-Limited Regions
Description:
As the concept of high-quality development was happened in China, agriculture development enters the new stage of the high-quality
development.
The high-quality development of agriculture is to take some measures and methods to make the land produce the maximum
output and services to meet people's yearning for a better life and the needs of agricultural production services.
However, because of
climate change, overuse of fertilizer and pesticide, introduction of un-native plant species or varieties and exotic plant species or varieties,
unbalance plant water relationship often happies, resulting soil and vegetation degradation and crop failure or waste of nature resources,
which are unfavorable for the sustainable utilization of nature resources and crops high-quality production.
Therefore, it is necessary to
adjust the plant water relationship to make plant grow well and obtain the maximum yield and services to realize the sustainable utilization
of nature resources by plants and crops high-quality management.
Here we show that the theory of sustainable use of soil water resources
and agriculture high-quality development includes the soil water resources use limit by plants (SWRULP), soil water vegetation carrying
capacity (SWVCC) and the critical period of plant soil relationship regulation in water-limited regions.
The SWRULP is the soil water
resources in the maximum infiltration depth (MID) in which the soil water content in every soil layer equal to wilting coefficient.
The
wilting coefficient is expressed by the wilting coefficient of indicate plant in a plant community.
SWVCC is the population or density of
indicator plants in a plant community when the soil water supply is equal to soil water consumption in the root zone in the critical period
of plant water relationship regulation (CPPWRR), which changes with plant community type, site condition and time.
When soil water
resources in the MID is lower than SWRULP, the plant water relation enters the CPPWRR.
The ending time of CPPWRR is the ineffective
time of plant soil relationship regulation.
In order to get the maximum yield and service, we have to select best plant species or varieties,
take Suitable initial planting density and effective measures or methods to ensure plant normal grow and get the cultivate goal.
If in the
process of plant growth, the plant density in the critical period of plant soil relationship regulation is more than the SWVCC, plant water
relationship must be regulated based on SWVCC to get the maximum yield and service and realize sustainable use of soil water resources
and high-quality production.
As for fruit or crops, the leaf and fine fruit must be regulated according to the suitable quantity of leaf when
the plant density is equal to the SWVCC in the critical period of plant soil relationship regulation and the fine fruit is the fruit for goal
market.
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