Publication Date
1993
Location
New Zealand
Description
The subtropical regions of China, making up 28% of the total area of the country, are characterised by 3 types of ecological environment as a result of effects of the monsoon climate: Indian Ocean monsoondominated (dry winter-spring), Pacific Ocean monsoon-dominated (hot, dry summer), and highland transitional (moderate) types. Bach of these has specific patterns of humidity (referred to as K value) and pasture growth. The main constraints to and opportunities for grasshind farming in China's subtropics are highlighted.
Citation
Ren, Jizhou; Li, XIanglin; and Matthews, P.N P., "Climatic Variation in the Monsoonal Subtropics of China and its Effect on Grassland Farming" (1993). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 11.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1993/session13/11)
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Climatic Variation in the Monsoonal Subtropics of China and its Effect on Grassland Farming
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The subtropical regions of China, making up 28% of the total area of the country, are characterised by 3 types of ecological environment as a result of effects of the monsoon climate: Indian Ocean monsoondominated (dry winter-spring), Pacific Ocean monsoon-dominated (hot, dry summer), and highland transitional (moderate) types. Bach of these has specific patterns of humidity (referred to as K value) and pasture growth. The main constraints to and opportunities for grasshind farming in China's subtropics are highlighted.
