古地理学报 ›› 2008, Vol. 10 ›› Issue (2): 183-192. doi: 10.7605/gdlxb.2008.02.008

• 生物古地理学及古生态 • 上一篇    下一篇

安徽巢湖湖泊沉积物孢粉—炭屑组合记录的全新世以来植被与气候演变

吴  立1   王心源1    张广胜2      肖霞云3   

  1. 1 安徽师范大学国土资源与旅游学院  安徽芜湖 241000
    2 南京大学地理与海洋科学学院  江苏南京 210093
    3 中国科学院南京地理与湖泊研究所  江苏南京 210008
  • 出版日期:2008-04-01 发布日期:2008-04-01
  • 作者简介:吴立,男,1985年生,硕士研究生,现从事遥感与第四纪环境演变研究。Email:jediwuli@163.com。
  • 基金资助:

    国家自然科学基金项目(编号:40571162)、国家重点基础发展研究计划(国家973项目)(编号:2003CB415201)和安徽省自然科学基金项目(编号:050450401)资助

Vegetation evolution and climate  change since the Holocene recorded  by pollencharcoal assemblages from lacustrine sediments of Chaohu Lake in Anhui Province

Wu Li1     Wang Xinyuan1      Zhang Guangsheng2      Xiao Xiayun3   

  1. 1 College of Territorial Resources and Tourism,Anhui Normal University,Wuhu 241000,Anhui
    2 College of Geography and Marine Sciences,Nanjing University,Nanjing 210093,Jiangsu
    3 Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Nanjing 210008, Jiangsu
  • Online:2008-04-01 Published:2008-04-01
  • About author:Wu Li,born in 1985,is a candidate for master degree,and now is engaged in studies of Remote Sensing and Quaternary Environmental Evolution. Email:jediwuli@163.com.

摘要:

利用湖泊钻孔的孢粉及炭屑分析资料,探讨了安徽巢湖湖泊沉积物孢粉—炭屑组合记录的全新世以来植被与气候演变。孢粉—炭屑记录表明:本区9870—6040 cal.{a BP},植被是以壳斗科的落叶、常绿属种为主的落叶阔叶、常绿阔叶混交林,气候呈现温和略干的特点;6040—4860 cal.{a BP},植被是以落叶栎类、栗属、青冈属和栲/石栎属为主的落叶阔叶、常绿阔叶混交林,气候由前一阶段的温和略干变为温暖湿润,进入全新世最适宜气候期;4860—2170 cal.{a BP},植被是以落叶栎类占绝对优势的落叶阔叶、常绿阔叶混交林,气温逐渐降低、湿度下降,气候温和干燥,环境整体向着干旱趋势转化,2170 cal.{a BP}左右出现一次明显的干旱事件;2170—1040 cal.{a BP},森林退缩,落叶阔叶、常绿阔叶混交林迅速被破坏,演替成以禾本科为主的草地,气候处于转型时期,总体上温和湿润;1040—200 cal.{a BP},木本植物仅零星分布,可能存在针叶阔叶混交林植被,植被类型逐渐演替成以禾本科、蒿属和蓼属等为主的草丛,其中包括较多的农作物,气候温凉稍湿;200 cal.{a BP}以来,湖区周围零星分布有阔叶乔木,松林在远处可能有分布,植被仍是以禾本科、蒿属和蓼属等为主的草丛,气候相对温暖湿润,但也有若干变凉干的波动,湖泊富营养化水平逐渐增加,人类活动已经对环境变化产生了较大的影响。

Abstract:

Based on the analyses of the pollencharcoal assemblages of sediments from the borehole in the Chaohu Lake,the  vegetation evolution and the climate change in this area since the Holocene have been discussed. The records of the pollencharcoal assemblages show that the vegetation evolution and climate change in  the Chaohu Lake experienced six stages. Namely,the mixed forest of deciduous broadleaf trees and evergreen broadleaf trees with Fagaceae being the main components occupied most areas of the Chaohu Lake during 9870—6040 cal.{a BP},reflecting a relatively warm and slightly dry climate. During 6040—4860 cal.{a BP},the climate changed from warm and slightly dry in the former stage to warmmoist condition(Atlantic period),the vegetation changed to the mixed forest of deciduous broadleaf trees and evergreen broadleaf trees with Quercus,Castanea,Cyclobalanopsis and Castanopsis/Lithocarpus as the main components. During 4860—2170 cal.{a BP},the records indicate that this area was dominated by  the mixed forest of deciduous broadleaf trees and evergreen broadleaf trees with Quercus as the main components,which reflects a relatively warmdry climate. Interpretation of pollencharcoal assemblages also suggests a drying trend with the decrease in temperature and humidity during this period. An obvious draught event occurred at about  2170 cal.{a BP}. During 2170—1040 cal.{a BP},the vegetation changed from the mixed forest of deciduous broadleaf trees and evergreen broadleaf trees to the grassland with Gramineae as the main components. This was a climate transition period which was characterized by a  relatively warmwet climate condition. During 1040—200 cal.{a BP},the vegetation was dominated by the mixed forest of conifers and broadleaf treesgrassland with Pinus,Gramineae being the main components. There were many crops in this stage. The climate was relatively cool and slightly moist in this period. From  200 cal.{a BP} to the present, grasslands occupied most areas around the lake with some conifers and broadleaf trees as the main components,and the climate is relatively warm and moist with some cooldry fluctuations. The high eutrophic status may be caused by human activities in this period.