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    Change in grass hill size can signal species diversity changes and ecosystem state transitions during alpine wetland degradation
    by He, M., Ma, M., Xin, C.
    Published 2021
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    Impacts of climate change and afforestation on vegetation dynamic in the Mu Us Desert, China
    Subjects: “...climate change...”
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    Applying a projection pursuit model for evaluation of ecological quality in Jiangxi Province, China
    Subjects: “...Climate change...”
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    Spatial-temporal analysis of urban water resource vulnerability in China
    by Kato, T., Sun, M.
    Published 2021
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    Ecological restoration policy should pay more attention to the high productivity grasslands
    by Niu, Z., Xue, Z., Yan, H.
    Published 2021
    Subjects: “...climate change...”
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    Species-specific indication of 13 tree species growth on climate warming in temperate forest community of northeast China
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    Characteristics and controlling factors of alpine grassland vegetation patch patterns on the central Qinghai-Tibetan plateau
    Subjects: “...ecosystem management...”
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    Spatial-temporal variations of ecological vulnerability in Jilin Province (China), 2000 to 2018
    by Chang, Y., Chen, P., Liu, J., Zou, T.
    Published 2021
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    Evaluation and prediction of the level of high-quality development: A case study of the Yellow River Basin, China
    by Jiang, L., Ma, J., Zhang, Z., Zuo, Q.
    Published 2021
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    The diversity and co-occurrence network of soil bacterial and fungal communities and their implications for a new indicator of grassland degradation
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