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The Closing Hillsides Management for Re-vegetation on the Loess Plateau and Ecological Recovery

Wang ShuLiang

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The degradation of eco-environment on the Loess Plateau is a human-induced accelerated history .The community of natural vegetation affected by climate and site conditions is simple and fragile. The closing hillsides for afforestation is an effective approach to the vegetation rehabilitation and ecological recovery. It is an active action of human.

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The degradation of eco-environment on the Loess Plateau is a human-induced accelerated history .The community of natural vegetation affected by climate and site conditions is simple and fragile. The closing hillsides for afforestation is an effective approach to the vegetation rehabilitation and ecological recovery. It is an active action of human.

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The degradation of eco-environment on the Loess Plateau is a human-induced accelerated history .The community of natural vegetation affected by climate and site conditions is simple and fragile. The closing hillsides for afforestation is an effective approach to the vegetation rehabilitation and ecological recovery. It is an active action of human.

Key concepts: Vegetation (pathology), Loess plateau, Afforestation, Closing (real estate), Environmental science, Loess, Ecology, Agroforestry

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