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March 2, 2026SHILAP Revista de lepidopterologíaOpen Access

Impact of Hydrological Regime and Temperature on Vegetation Growth Patterns in Floodplain Lakes Under Extreme Drought

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SYSiyang YaoChinese Academy of Sciences JLJutao LiuJiangxi Provincial Institute of Water Sciences GLGang LiJiangxi Academy of Environmental Sciences

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Finds that both hydrological and temperature factors interactively influence vegetation growth in floodplain lakes, indicating need for adaptive conservation strategies.

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This research aims to explore the combined effects of hydrological regime and temperature on vegetation growth patterns during extreme drought conditions.
Integrated a hydrodynamic model to analyze flooding effects
Employed machine learning for interpreting interactions
Utilized a geographical detector to assess spatial patterns
Focused on Poyang Lake as a case study for analysis
Temperature effects were stronger than hydrological factors during extreme drought.
Flooding duration and cumulative temperature exhibited the strongest interactive effects.
Sensitivity analysis showed vegetation is more affected by hydrological factors under combined stress.
Identified critical transition of flooding effects from negative to positive with increasing duration.

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Yao et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a52dbff1e85e5c73bf0d78 https://doi.org/10.1029/2025wr042618

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Finds that both hydrological and temperature factors interactively influence vegetation growth in floodplain lakes, indicating need for adaptive conservation strategies.

Impact of Hydrological Regime and Temperature on Vegetation Growth Patterns in Floodplain Lakes Under Extreme Drought

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Impact of Hydrological Regime and Temperature on Vegetation Growth Patterns in Floodplain Lakes Under Extreme Drought

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