Q. Ren, Danting Wu, Chuping Wu, Zhigao Wang, Jiejie Jiao, Bo Jiang, Jinru Zhu, Yujie Huang, Li Tingting, W. Yuan
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Modeling the Potential Distribution of Machilus thunbergii under the Climate Change Patterns in China
The potential
geographic distribution and favorable climatic conditions of Machilus
thunbergii under current and future predicted climates in China are predicted
based on MaxEnt model and ArcGIS software. The results show that the AUC values
in different time periods and emission seniors are more than 0.9, which indicates
the prediction is excellent. Precipitation of the coldest quarter, precipitation
of the driest month, annual precipitation, mean diurnal range, and temperature
annual range are the most important environmental factors affecting the
distribution of Machilus thunbergii. At present, the suitable areas of Machilus
thunbergii are mainly concentrated in the eastern subtropics of China, with
a total area of 118.47 × 104 km2. The medium-suitability
area and the high-suitability area are concentrated in Wuyi Mountains, Luoxiao
Mountains, Xuefeng Mountains, Nanling and east of Taiwan Mountains. With the
change of climate, the suitable area increases, and the medium-suitability area
and high-suitability area migrate and expand to the east, and the
low-suitability area expands slightly to the west and north. So, the simulated
distribution of Machilus thunbergii should be one of priorities, when
instigating in-situ conservation. The
research results can provide a theoretical reference for the popularization and
planting of Machilus thunbergii.