Drylands are terrestrial ecosystems sensitive to climate change. There are totally drylands of
5.17× 10 6 km 2 (above 80% of global total temperate desert area) in Central Asia (CAS), in …

More than 80% of world's temperate desert locates in Central Asia, dryland that experienced
strong warming and significant changes in precipitation pattern in recent decades. The …

Dryland ecosystems have been threatened in recent decades by rapid climate change.
However, the effects of climate change and rising CO 2 levels on the terrestrial carbon stock …

Dryland ecosystems are particularly sensitive to environmental stresses. Despite their
importance to the global carbon (C) cycle, responses of the Central Asian dryland to the …

Central Asia covers a large land area of 5× 106 km2 and has unique temperate dryland
ecosystems, with over 80% of the world's temperate deserts, which has been experiencing …

With the continuous expansion of drylands in the context of global climate change,
governments have implemented a series of greening policies such as afforestation, to …

Quantification of grassland carbon (C) variations is necessary for understanding how
grazing and climate change interact to regulate carbon capture and release. Central Asia …

Central Asia has a land area of 5.6× 106 km2 and contains 80–90% of the world's temperate
deserts. Yet it is one of the least characterized areas in the estimation of the global carbon …

Achieving carbon neutrality is currently the most important and urgent task in the field of
ecological environment for China. However, the ecosystems carbon stock dynamic, carbon …

Chinese temperate grasslands play an important role in the terrestrial carbon cycle. Based
on the parameterization and validation of Terrestrial Ecosystem Model (TEM, Version 5.0) …