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  • Impact of large-scale photovoltaic power station construction on soil bacterial communities in the Gonghe Basin

    Qing Zhang, Qinghe Niu, Yi Li, Ruiping Zu, Junzhan Wang, Yawen Deng, Jiachen Zhang, Chunli Su

    Journal of Desert Research, 2026 46 (3): 1-10.

    To explore the impact of large-scale photovoltaic （PV） power station construction on soil bacterial community diversity and function， a study was conducted at a large-scale PV power station in Talatan， Gonghe County， Qin. . .

     

  • Coexistence patterns and wind regimes of dome dunes with barchan， linear， reticulate

    Xinyao Wang, Ping Lv, Junlin Yu, Yifei Wu, Yichen Wei

    Journal of Desert Research, 2026 46 (3): 75-87.

    Dome dunes are widely distributed on Earth and often coexist with other dune types. Previous research has primarily focused on the morphology of dome dunes and their developmental environments， but systematic studies on . . .

     

  • Characteristics of landscape evolution in China's desert regions in 1980-2024

    Huishi Du, Xingyao Wu, Hasi Eerdun

    Journal of Desert Research, 2026 46 (2): 201-210.

    As crucial geographical units within the underlying surface of arid and semi-arid regions， deserts are highly sensitive to climate change and human activities. Timely understanding of the characteristics of large-scale， . . .

     

  • Implications of intensive ecological intervention for vegetation productivity in arid and semi-arid areas of China

    Di An, Bo Zhang, Xueying Zhang, Zhexi Wu

    Journal of Desert Research, 2026 46 (2): 277-287.

    Against the backdrop of increasing ecological vulnerability in global drylands， China has implemented multiple ecological projects in its arid and semi-arid regions， forming a pattern of intensive ecological intervention. . .

     
  • <strong>Carbon sequestration in typical sandy lands of China from 1982 to 2024</strong>： <strong>Patterns</strong>，<strong>evolution</strong>，<strong>and driving forces</strong>

    Carbon sequestration in typical sandy lands of China from 1982 to 2024： Patterns，evolution，and driving forces

    Huishi Du, Wei Qu, Hasi Eerdun

    Journal of Desert Research, 2025 45 (6): 59-69.

    The potential of carbon sequestration in typical sandy regions of China has long been overlooked，with a lack of systematic analysis over long time series and quantitative assessments of the driving mechanisms of climate . . .

     
  • Synergistic evolution and obstacles of cultural-tourism integration and ecological resilience in the Yellow River Basin

    Synergistic evolution and obstacles of cultural-tourism integration and ecological resilience in the Yellow River Basin

    Xuegang Feng, Zhiyuan Li, Wei Zhong

    Journal of Desert Research, 2025 45 (6): 141-153.

    Promoting deep coordination between culture-tourism integration and ecological resilience in the Yellow River Basin is of great practical value to stimulate the kinetic energy of cultural and tourism industry， promote th. . .

     
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Spatio-temporal evolution characteristics of green development level in the Yellow River Basin
Guangqin Li, Xubing Fang
Journal of Desert Research    DOI: 10.7522/j.issn.21120.2021.00050
Online available: 18 June 2021
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