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Fig 1.

The geographical location of the Bosten Lake basin in Northwest China.

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Fig 2.

The research framework and method used the NDR module of the InVEST Model.

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Table 1.

Areas and percentages of land use types in 2000, 2005, 2010 and 2015.

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Fig 3.

Changes in lake level and lake area of Bosten Lake during 2000–2015.

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Fig 4.

The annual average precipitation of the whole Bosten Lake basin between 2000 and 2015.

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Fig 5.

The precipitation of the Bosten Lake basin in 2000(a), 2005(b), 2010(c), 2015(d).

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Fig 6.

The nitrogen and phosphorus export of cultivated land, grassland and built-up areas in 2000, 2005, 2010 and 2015.

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Fig 7.

The nitrogen and phosphorus exports for different precipitation intervals in the Bosten Lake basin.

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Table 2.

The nitrogen and phosphorus exports in 2000, 2005, 2010 and 2015.

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Fig 8.

Spatial distribution of the variation in export of nitrogen in the Bosten Lake basin in 2000-2015(a), 2000-2005(b), 2005-2010(c), and 2010-2015(d).

(The positive value with 1(blue) indicates the increase in nitrogen export, the negative value with -1(red) indicates the decrease in nitrogen export, and the zero (green) indicates no variation in nitrogen export).

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Fig 9.

Spatial distribution of the variation in export of phosphorus in the Bosten Lake basin in 2000-2015(a), 2000-2005(b), 2005-2010(c), and 2010-2015(d).

(The positive value with 1(blue) indicates the increase in phosphorus export, the negative value with -1(red) indicates the decrease in phosphorus export, and the zero (green) indicates no variation in phosphorus export).

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Fig 10.

Input source (blue text) and flow direction (red arrow) of nitrogen and phosphorus in the Bosten Lake basin.

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