Fig. 4: The relationship between human land-use in the terrestrial ecosystem surrounding Dongting Lake and parameters in the lake water across increasing spatial extents. | Communications Earth & Environment

Fig. 4: The relationship between human land-use in the terrestrial ecosystem surrounding Dongting Lake and parameters in the lake water across increasing spatial extents.

From: Long-term wetland biomonitoring highlights the differential impact of land use on macroinvertebrate diversity in Dongting Lake in China

Fig. 4

a The spatial distribution map of human land-use, taking buffers of multiple sizes at site “ED” as an example. be The explained variances in human land-use intensity across distance to trophic parameters in the water and alpha diversity of macroinvertebrates. The R2 of the null model is shown as a gray dashed line. fi The explained variances in Δ human land-use intensity across distance to differences in trophic parameters in water and beta diversity of macroinvertebrates. The colored envelope surrounding each line represents 95% of the models. The dotted vertical lines are imported points where the fitted line reaches a plateau or hill or intersects with the null model.

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