Dajin da ke cike da turare
 Dajin da ke cike da turare | ||||
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peatland (en)  | ||||
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| Bayanai | ||||
| Ƙaramin ɓangare na |
daji, marsh (en) da tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests (en) | |||
| Yana haddasa |
peat (en) | |||
| Has characteristic (en) |
carbon sink (en) | |||
| Wuri | ||||
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Gidajen da ke cike da turɓaya sune gandun daji masu zafi inda ƙasa mai ruwa ke hana ganye da itace su lalacewa. A tsawon lokaci, wannan yana haifar da wani nau'i mai zurfi na acidic peat.[1] Ana sare manyan yankuna na waɗannan gandun daji a manyan farashi.
Gidajen da ke cike da turare yawanci suna kewaye da gandun daji masu ruwan sama a kan ƙasa mai kyau, da kuma gandun daji mai ruwan gishiri ko ruwan gishiri kusa da bakin teku.
Su ne wani nau'i na peatland, wanda ke adanawa da tara adadi mai yawa na carbon a matsayin kwayoyin halitta na ƙasa - fiye da gandun daji a kan ƙasa mai ma'adinai (watau wanda ba shine ƙasa) da ke ciki. Tsarin peat shine sink na halitta na carbon; saboda lalacewar kwayoyin halitta yana da jinkiri fiye da yawan samar da shi, raguwa yana tarawa a matsayin peat. Tsayinsu yana da muhimmiyar tasiri ga Canjin yanayi; suna daga cikin manyan wuraren ajiyar carbon na ƙasa.[1] Gidajen da ke da zafi, waɗanda ke da muhimmancin muhalli, suna ɗaya daga cikin waɗanda aka fi barazana, duk da haka ba a yi nazari sosai ba kuma ba a fahimta sosai ba.
Tun daga shekarun 1970s, sare gandun daji na wurare masu zafi da kuma zubar da ruwa sun karu sosai a Kudu maso Gabashin Asiya.[2] Bugu da kari, El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) fari da manyan gobara suna hanzarta lalacewar peatland. Wutar peat, magudanar ruwa da kuma sare daji yana inganta lalacewar kwayoyin ƙasa, yana ƙara sakin carbon da aka adana a cikin yanayi a matsayin carbon dioxide.[3]
Gidajen da ke cikin tsaunuka na wurare masu zafi suna da dubban dabbobi da tsire-tsire, gami da nau'o'in da ba su da yawa kuma suna cikin haɗari kamar Orangutan da Sumatran tiger, waɗanda wuraren zama suna fuskantar barazanar lalacewar tsaunuka.[4]
Rarraba
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Ana samun yanayin halittu na wurare masu zafi a yankuna uku: Amurka ta tsakiya, Afirka da Kudu maso Gabashin Asiya.[1] Kimanin kashi 62% na ƙasashen wurare masu zafi na duniya suna faruwa a yankin Indomalayan (80% a Indonesia, 11% a Malaysia, 6% a Papua New Guinea, da aljihu a Brunei, Vietnam, Philippines, da Thailand). [5][6] Peat a Indonesia an rarraba shi a kan tsibirai uku, Sumatra (ha miliyan 8.3), Kalimantan (ha miliyan 6.3) da Papua (ha miliyan 4.6). [7] Kashi 36% na peat na wurare masu zafi na duniya yana faruwa a tsakiyar Kogin Kongo na Afirka.[8]
Kafawa
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Tsarin peat na wurare masu zafi a kan ƙananan yankuna, kamar kogin kogin, ambaliyar ruwa ko tabkuna masu zurfi. Tsarin tsari yawanci yana bin matakai na hydrosere, [9] [10] tafkuna ko yankin ambaliyar ruwa ya zama eutrophicated da shuke-shuke na ruwa, sannan ya canza zuwa ruwa mai ruwa tare da ciyawa ko shrubs, kuma a ƙarshe ya kafa gandun daji wanda ke ci gaba da girma da tarawa. Peat da ke kan iyakar yankuna na dome a tsakanin dome na iya samuwa ta hanyar fadada gefe.[10][11] Wannan tarin peat sau da yawa yana samar da siffar convex da ake kira dome, wanda zai iya tashi har zuwa 4 metres (13 ft) m (13 a kan peat na bakin teku kuma har zuwa 18 metres (59 ft) a cikin peat.[9] A farkon kafuwarsa, peat ya fi yawa topogenous ko minerotrophic, yana karɓar babban shigar da abinci mai gina jiki daga koguna ko ruwa na ƙasa. Yayin da peat ya yi kauri kuma dome ya zama mai tsawo, kogin ko shigar da ruwa na ƙasa ba ya shafar saman peat, a maimakon haka suna zama ombrotrophic, kawai samun ruwa daga hazo [10] Shigarwa kawai daga ruwan sama yana haifar da ƙarancin abinci mai gina jiki da ma'adinai, musamman calcium.[7] Saboda haka peat ya zama mai ƙamshi sosai kuma kawai yana iya tallafawa ƙananan halittu da gandun daji.
Kudancin Gabashin Asiya
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]A cikin ƙasa da bakin teku peat sun bambanta sosai a cikin shekarunsu, inda aka kafa peat na bakin teku a tsakiyar Holocene, kimanin shekaru 8000 da suka gabata.[12] Inland peat ya samo asali ne a baya a lokacin Late Pleistocene, fiye da 26000 BP.[13] Tsarin peat na bakin teku yana da tasiri sosai ta hanyar hauhawar matakin teku tare da tarawa mai ƙarfi a kusa da 8-4000 BP lokacin da El Nino ba shi da ƙarfi.[14] Saboda Sunda Shelf yana da kwanciyar hankali, canjin matakin teku a wannan yanki yana shafar matakin teku ne kawai, kuma a lokacin glacial Karimata Strait ya bushe, yana haifar da yankin Asiya, Sumatra, Borneo da Java su zama masu haɗawa.[15] Bayan Last Glacial Maximum, wannan bakin tekun ya koma cikin ƙasa yayin da kankara ta narke, kuma a ƙarshe ya kai matakin bakin tekun zamani a kusa da 8500 BP. Don haka, shekarun da suka fi tsufa a bakin teku a wannan yankin bai kai shekaru 8500 ba.[16]
Yanayi na ciki yana da tasiri sosai ga yanayin yanayi tare da kadan ko babu tasirin hauhawar matakin teku saboda yana kusa da 15-20 sama da matakin teku, inda rikodin kwanan nan na matakin teku mafi girma ya kasance a cikin kimanin 125000 BP lokacin da matakin teku ya kasance 6 m sama da matakin zamani.[17] Peat cores daga Sebangau, Kudancin Kalimantan ya nuna jinkirin girma na 0.04 mm / y a kusa da 13000 BP lokacin da yanayi ya fi sanyi, sannan ya hanzarta zuwa 2.55mm / y a kusan 9900 BP a cikin zafi na Farko Holocene, sannan ya sake jinkirta zuwa 0.23-0.15 mm / y yayin El Nino mai tsanani.[18] Ana lura da irin wannan tsari a cikin ƙwayoyin daga Sentarum, West Kalimantan, inda peat ke nuna saurin girma a kusa da 28-16000 BP, 13-3000 BP da kuma 5-3000 BP.[19] Duk da yake ci gaban da ya fi jinkiri daga 28 zuwa 16000 BP da 5-3000 BP an bayyana shi ta hanyar yanayin da ya fi bushewa a wannan lokacin saboda Heinrich Event I da fitowar El Niño . [20][21]
Manazarta
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Page, Susan E.; Rieley, John O.; Banks, Christopher J. (2011-02-01). "Global and regional importance of the tropical peatland carbon pool". Global Change Biology. 17 (2): 798–818. Bibcode:2011GCBio..17..798P. doi:10.1111/j.1365-2486.2010.02279.x. ISSN 1365-2486. S2CID 86121682.
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