Spatial pattern of cultivated land fragmentation in mainland China: Characteristics, dominant factors, and countermeasures
Authors:
- Sijing YeSYSijing Ye
- Shuyi RenSRShuyi Ren
- Changqing SongCSChangqing Song
- Zhenbo DuZDZhenbo Du
- Kuangxu WangKWKuangxu Wang
- Bin DuBDBin Du
- Feng ChengFCFeng Cheng
- Dehai ZhuDZDehai Zhu
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- 26 January 2024
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- Published by Elsevier in Land Use Policy
- Vol. 139
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