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Extreme Rains Reshape Wetland Plant Diversity Across Scales at Poyang Lake

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Extreme precipitation is quietly rewriting the map of life in one of China’s most important wetlands. A new study of Poyang Lake, the country’s largest freshwater lake and the wintering heartland of millions of migratory waterbirds, shows that intense rainfall events leave deep and uneven fingerprints on the diversity of its grassland vegetation. The research, published in the journal Plant and Soil, combined multi-source satellite remote sensin…
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Extreme Rains Reshape Wetland Plant Diversity Across Scales at Poyang Lake

A remote sensing and machine learning study of Poyang Lake reveals that extreme precipitation drives wetland plant diversity through scale-dependent pathways and delayed responses.

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BIOENGINEER.ORG broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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