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Spatial-Temporal Evolution and Pattern Characteristics of Green Infrastructure in the Pisha Sandstone Area of the Middle Reaches of the Yellow River Basin, China

2025-11-17

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The arsenic sandstone region constitutes one of the most severe soil erosion hotspots in the middle reaches of the Yellow River, China, where the soil and water conservation capacity is continuously deteriorating and landscape fragmentation is intensifying. Green infrastructure (GI), as a network system of green spaces, can effectively mitigate soil erosion and optimize regional landscape patterns. Based on land-u...

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10.20944/preprints202511.1109.v1
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