2001-2019年台风干扰下我国东南沿海地区植被抵抗力和恢复力评估

台风是影响我国陆地生态系统结构和功能的主要自然灾害之一,尤其对东南沿海地区植被具有明显的干扰效应。为深入了解台风对我国沿海地区植被的影响及其响应,基于MODIS增强型植被指数(Enhanced Vegetation Index, EVI)和叶面积指数(Leaf Area Index, LAI),分析了2001—2019年间不同等级的台风对植被EVI和LAI的影响,评估台风登陆时植被的抵抗力及台风过后植被的恢复力。结果表明：(1)2001—2019年间,共有70个台风登陆我国东南沿海地区,其中,台风(TY)、强台风(STY)与超强台风(SuperTY)的数量分别为35、26和9个。我国台湾省的台风登陆次数最多,为26个,其次为广东省(20个);(2)在整个研究区范围内,台风(TY)、强台风(STY)与超强台风(SuperTY)登陆后的EVI净变化率分别为4.88%、-7.48%、-1.85%,LAI净变化率分别为22.28%、-65.70%、-17.60%;(3)在经历台风干扰后,沿海地区大部分植被可在3个月之内得到恢复,其中浙江省与广东省植被的恢复时间较长,海南省与台湾省植被的恢复时间较短。研究结果对我国沿海地区森林经营管理和生态环境保护具有重要意义。     

雷州半岛灯楼角珊瑚礁的生态特征与资源可持续利用

分布于雷州半岛西南部灯楼角的珊瑚礁,自海向陆可分为6个生态带,已鉴定出现代活石珊瑚(Scleractinia) 13科2 5属39种3未定种。该珊瑚礁位于热带北缘,附近人口密集,它的发育受自然因素和人类活动双重制约。气候方面,近4 2 a来的温度总体上升有利于本区珊瑚礁的发育,而台风活动对本区珊瑚礁可能有负面的影响;人类活动对本区珊瑚礁的影响表现为旅游业的快速发展与保护行动滞后威胁珊瑚礁、渔业和养殖业影响珊瑚礁、作为建筑材料使用而破坏珊瑚礁等3个方面。作为一种重要的海洋生态资源,本区珊瑚礁若得以科学保护,将具有广阔的可持续利用前景     

台风利奇马对城市淡水系统中微生物群落和抗生素耐药性基因的影响

【背景】极端天气事件(如台风)带来的强风和降水,会给水生生态系统造成短暂和持久的影响。然而,很少有研究关注台风对水生微生物群落和抗生素耐药性基因(antibiotic resistance genes,ARGs)的影响。【目的】对台风前后城市淡水水域的微生物群落和抗性基因组成进行研究分析,更好地认识极端天气对淡水生态系统的干扰。【方法】在台风前后从4个地点采集了水样,通过宏基因组分析,检测了台风利奇马对温州休闲水域微生物群落和抗性基因的影响。除水生微生物群落和抗性基因外,还分析了每个采样点的物理、化学参数,包括温度、pH、溶解氧、叶绿素a、可溶性活性磷、硝酸盐、亚硝酸盐和铵。【结果】台风登陆后,大多数地点的pH、溶解氧和叶绿素a都有所增加。然而,台风对九山湖的影响要弱于对三垟湿地的影响。台风登陆后,变形菌门、蓝菌门和拟杆菌门的相对丰度增加,而放线菌门的相对丰度下降。在属水平上,栖湖菌的微生物多样性和相对丰度显著增加。在所有的环境因子中,铵是影响微生物群落结构的最重要的环境因子。另外,在所有样本中均检测到35个机会性致病菌类群。台风后,铜绿假单胞菌的相对丰度增加。ARGs显示了空间(采样点间)和时间(台风前后)的变化。冗余分析表明,水总无机氮是影响抗性基因分布的主要环境因子。【结论】这些发现为极端天气(如台风)如何影响淡水系统中的微生物群落和抗性基因提供了新的见解。台风登陆增加了城市淡水系统的公共安全风险,因此,检验检疫方法和手段应该前移,加强对环境健康安全的评价和分析,这将有助于减轻抗生素耐药性和致病菌扩散的风险。     

“海棠”台风气流场对褐飞虱北迁路径的影响

基于GIS、GrADS软件和HYSPLIT 4.8轨迹模式,分析了0505号台风“海棠”发生期间（2005年7月19—21日）中国10个省42个虫情观测点的逐日灯诱褐飞虱虫量、850 hPa等压面的风场和20个虫情监测点的褐飞虱迁飞轨迹.结果表明：台风“海棠”登陆中国后,改变了引导褐飞虱向北迁飞的西南气流,造成风场在台风西南部的辐合和大范围的转向,阻止了褐飞虱的向北迁飞,迫使其在某些区域集中迫降;850 hPa等压面上切变线附近是褐飞虱集中降落的区域;在台风衰亡时期,台风东南部气流暖式切变区是大量降虫的区域;台风整体登陆后,西南气流的再次建立,造成褐飞虱的大量北迁.     

强台风后厦门园林乔木损失与恢复情况调查研究

以华侨大学厦门校区园林乔木受强台风“莫兰蒂”（2016年9月15日）侵袭为研究案例。通过灾后现场调研,统计出校园28种主要乔木在风灾中的受损情况,并分别在风灾过后4个月和9个月时调查树木的恢复进度。研究台风强度、树种差异、种植环境、管理维护等因素对树木风灾损失和灾后恢复的影响。最后,从灾前预防、灾后恢复2方面探讨了应对台风侵袭的策略。     

Habitat and Fish Fauna Structure in a Subtropical Mountain Stream in Taiwan before and after a Catastrophic Typhoon

Habitats and fish populations of a subtropical mountain stream in Taiwan were surveyed before and after the hit of super-typhoon Herb in July 1996. There was a significant decrease in total pool area and an increase in total riffle area. Upper stream habitat was more susceptible to the disturbance. Relative abundance of the species was significantly correlated before and after the typhoon (rs=0.89, p<0.001). Morisita's index of similarity for the fish communities in June 1996 and October 1997 ranged between 0.82 and 1.02 for seven out of nine stations. Most common cyprinids decreased in densities after Herb, but recovered seventeen months after the typhoon. There were only minor changes in fish community fourteen months after the typhoon. Cyprinids that are smaller in size, such as Candidia barbata and Abottina brevirostris alticorpus were affected the most. Gobiid Rhinogobius nantaiensis that is well adapted to riffle habitat was unaffected throughout the surveys. The results of this study suggested that in subtropical mountain stream, severe typhoon may significantly alter the habitats, but the impact on fish populations could be relatively small due to features of these mountain species.     

Effects of a Typhoon on Foraging Behavior and Foraging Success of <Emphasis Type="Italic">Macaca fuscata</Emphasis> on Kinkazan Island,Northern Japan

We studied the effects of typhoon damage on the food habits, time budgets, and moving distances of Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) on Kinkazan Island, northern Japan. Before the typhoon (pre-typhoon phase), the macaques fed on various food items, including fruit in trees (Swida macrophylla) and nuts (Torreya nucifera) on the ground. After the typhoon passed (post-typhoon phase), the macaques fed intensively on the seeds of Perilla frutescens (a forb) and the nuts of Quercus serrata on the ground. One may attribute the changes to decreased food availability or foraging efficiency of fruits and nuts on the ground, due to their concealment by leaf litter and mud and their consumption by other animals, such as sika deer (Cervus nippon) and field mice (Apodemus argenteus). In the post-typhoon phase, the macaques fed more quickly on seeds of Perilla frutescens, spent less time traveling, and moved over shorter distances. The differences may be due to changes in the distribution of staple foods between the 2 phases. We also evaluated the energy intake and energy balance of the macaques in both phases, based on observations of foraging and nutritional analyses of the food items. There is no significant difference in either parameter between the 2 phases. The changes in food habits and movement behavior may have compensated for the reduced food availability or foraging efficiency caused by the typhoon. Both behavioral changes and nutritional issues are important when investigating the effects of storms on animal ecology.