Subtropical Monsoon Climate in Hubei, China

The study area was located in four counties (or districts) of Hubei province China, namely Dongbao District, Dawu County, Tongshan County, and Sui County (Fig. 1). This area has a humid sub-tropical monsoon climate. The annual mean temperature, total sunshine hours, and total rainfall were 15.1 °C, 1950 h and 977 mm, respectively in Dongbao District; 15.3 °C, 2153 h and 1122 mm, respectively in Dawu County; 16.3 °C, 1845 h and 1500 mm, respectively in Tongshan County; and 15.4 °C, 2035 h and 968 mm, respectively in Sui County. The study area consists mostly of mountains and hills with a peak elevation of 684, 858, 954 and 1140 m in these four counties (or districts), respectively. The vegetation in the area is primarily evergreen broad-leaf forest and evergreen deciduous and broad-leaved mixed forest.

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Wang P., Yu H., Xiao H., Wan J., Ma Q., Tao G., Wang Q., Jiang W, & Ma L. (2023). Effects of habitat factors on the plant diversity on naturally-restored wind farm slopes. PeerJ, 11, e14912.

Publication 2023

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