MindMap Gallery the wholeness of nature
This is a mind map about the integrity of nature, including topography and climate, terrain and rivers, topography and soil, Terrain and vegetation, etc.
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the wholeness of nature
Topography and climate
Topography affects climate
altitude
High altitude and low temperature
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At high altitudes, the air is thin and solar radiation is strong
mountains blocking
Less precipitation and dry climate
Topography lifts water vapor to form precipitation
Has a shielding effect on cold air flow
The climate is distributed in a narrow band
The temperature and humidity in mountainous areas form vertical regional differences in climate as altitude increases.
climate affects terrain
Inland areas have large temperature differences between day and night and strong weathering
Alpine area, cold climate, development of glaciers
Glacier erosion accumulation landform
Desert areas have less precipitation, strong winds, and large temperature differences between day and night.
Sand erosion accumulation landform
Humid areas have more precipitation and strong water flow
Accumulation of flowing water eroding landforms
Terrain and Rivers
Topography and geology affect rivers
flow direction
Mountains are the birthplace of rivers, and the direction of mountains affects the flow and process of rivers.
flow
Alpine snow and ice and snow melt water, and the amount of melted water affects the flow of rivers
flow rate
The terrain is undulating, with steep slopes, fast flow, and abundant water resources.
Multiple faults. A large amount of surface water seeps down along the cracks and turns into groundwater. Under the action of water erosion and dissolution, underground rivers and caves are formed.
Rivers affect terrain
The amount of runoff is reduced, the sand content carried by river water is reduced, the delta is degraded, and coastal erosion is intensified.
Form floodplain, alluvial fan, delta
Terrain and Soil
Topography affects soil
altitude
Vertical changes in the composition and properties of soil
slope
Steep slopes, loose materials on the surface migrate faster, and the soil layer is thinner
Gentle slope, loose material on the surface moves slowly, and the soil layer is thick
aspect
Sunny slopes receive more solar radiation, have high temperatures, and have large amounts of soil water evaporation.
Shady slopes receive less solar radiation, have lower temperatures, and have less evaporation of soil water.
The foothills form a fertile alluvial fan
Soil affects terrain
The Loess Plateau has loose soil and water erosion has formed thousands of ravines.
Terrain and Vegetation
Topography affects vegetation
Mountains have high altitudes and obvious vertical differentiation of vegetation.
Vegetation affects terrain
vegetation destruction
Pasture degradation. Severe land desertification (arid and semi-arid areas)
Soil erosion (humid and semi-humid areas)
vegetation restoration
Hydrology and soil
Rivers affect soil
Reduced runoff, reduced soil moisture, and reduced fertility
Soil affects rivers
The soil is loose, water and soil erosion is aggravated, and the sand content of rivers is increasing; frozen soil is widespread, making it difficult for surface water to seep down; the frozen soil layer is deep and difficult to erode, and erosion is intense, and river valleys are wide
Hydrology and Biology
Rivers affect organisms
The runoff volume is reduced, and the fishery resources in the estuary are reduced; the wetland is reduced, affecting the growth and habitat of animals and plants; the swamp and the river channel cannot exchange water quality, and the organic matter in the river is reduced; the water flow is slow, the water quality is poor, and the aquatic life is reduced
Biological influences on rivers
Destruction of vegetation leads to a decrease in the ability to conserve water sources and a decrease in groundwater levels.
climate and soil
climate affects soil
Direct impacts: Arid climate, insufficient water, low soil moisture, obvious wind and weathering effects, forming large wind deserts; humid climate, large precipitation, strong leaching and erosion; slow decomposition of organic matter in frozen soil areas, high organic matter content
Indirect influence: Climate indirectly affects the formation and development of soil by affecting the rock weathering process, external landforms, and the activities of animals, plants, and microorganisms.
The soil organic matter content in Northeast my country is high: under cold conditions, the soil freezes for a long time and microorganisms decompose slowly, causing the accumulation of organic matter.
From the cold zone to the temperate zone, the weathering crust gradually becomes thicker; from the dry desert zone or tundra zone to the tropical rainforest zone, as the temperature and humidity change, chemical and biological weathering gradually increases, and the weathering crust becomes thicker.
climate and hydrology
climate impacts hydrology
river
There are seasonal rivers in arid areas with large seasonal changes in runoff.
The area it passes through has heavy rainfall, large river runoff, numerous tributaries, and dense river networks.
lake
inland lake
Dry climate, high evaporation, low water level, high salinity
Wailu Lake
Large amounts of precipitation, large lake areas, and many freshwater lakes
seawater
salinity ocean current
Hydrology affects climate
The lake surface is shrinking, the ability to regulate climate is weak, and there are many extreme climates
The meander lengthens the river to a certain extent, expands the water surface of the valley, and regulates the climate along the route.
vegetation and soil
Vegetation affects soil
Biological organisms are the source of organic matter in soil, and soil fertility is closely related to biological growth conditions.
Soil affects vegetation
Masson pine, tea trees, and citrus grow in acidic soil; sea buckthorn and wolfberry grow in alkaline desert soil.
climate and vegetation
Influence the type, shape and distribution of vegetation crops through light, heat, water, etc.