Abstract:The study was conducted by selecting the typical plant of the following dominant species of Stipa bungeana, S. (grandis and companion species including Thymus mongolicus, Artemisia sacrorum, Agropyron dasystachys, Potentilla bifurca, Heteropappus altaicus, and by tagging selected plants in theYunwu Mountain. The growth dynamic of the plants from plant height and individual aboveground biomass during its growth cycle (from recovering to withering stage) were observed and measured. The results showed that: (1) The growth of the plants is basically coincident with Logistic models before the height and individual aboveground biomass reaches to the maximum; (2) There is a dynamic fractal relationship between plant individual aboveground biomass and plant height. The function as follows:lnB=D×lnH+lnC; (3) The growth of the plants was not only affected by their biological characteristics, but also by environmental factors, in which precipitation is more important in arid and semi-arid region. In this experiment both the growth of plant height and the monthly variation of individual aboveground biomass have a significantly logarithm correlation with precipitation accumulation as the function of y=a×lnx+b.