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Drought Resistance Evaluation of Dominant Species in Inner Mongolia Desert Steppe During Seed Germination

Authors: ZHANG Tingting; LI Xin; FEI Xihao; QU Laiye; YU Yan

DOI: 10.12030/j.cjee.202505103Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Drought resistance ranking: Lolium perenne > Melilotus officinalis > Setaria viridis > Elymus dahuricus > Medicago sativa > Astragalus adsurgens > Artemisia oxycephala, based on membership function analysis integrating germination rate, vigor index, and drought resistance index. • • Under severe drought (soil moisture 5.11%, 40% field capacity), Lolium perenne and Melilotus officinalis showed significantly higher germination rates (P<0.05), indicating superior tolerance for arid restoration. • • The lower soil moisture threshold for seed germination is 5.11% (40% of field capacity); however, optimal irrigation range is 5.11%–10.22% (40%–80% field capacity) to balance water use efficiency and seedling vigor. • • Nonlinear threshold effects were observed: germination parameters declined nonlinearly with decreasing moisture, highlighting the need for precise water management in mine dump restoration.