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Paleovegetational and paleoclimatic changes in Ha'ni lake, Jilin since 5 kabp
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Sun, Xiangjun
, Cui, Meiling
, Luo, Yunli
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Freshwater
2006
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Paleovegetational and paleoclimatic changes in Ha'ni lake, Jilin since 5 kabp
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Paleovegetational and paleoclimatic changes in Ha'ni lake, Jilin since 5 kabp
2006
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According to the spore pollen analysis results of 85 core samples from Ha'ni Lake, the history of vegetation and environment can be divided into four stages as follows: (1) Stage I (5 112-3 784 aBP): Broadleaved trees dominated in this stage, and the climate was warm and wet; (2) Stage II (3 784-1 380 aBP) :The coniferous trees dominated during the whole stage, hydrophytic herbaceous plants disappeared, and the climate changed to be cold and dry; (3) Stage III (1 380-994 aBP) :The percent of coniferous trees continued to increase but hydrophytic herbaceous plants began to appear, suggesting that the climate was colder but a little more humid; (4) Stage IV (994-0 aBP): The diversity of plants was great, and the pollen sedimentation rate of hydrophytic herbaceous plants obviously increased, so the climate changed to be more humid.
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