[Characteristics and driving forces of wetland landscape pattern evolution of the city belt along the Yellow River in Ningxia, China].
Zuqiao Gao, Yongping Bai, Liang Zhou, Fuwei Qiao, Longjun Song, Xiaoning Chen
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Zuqiao Gao, Yongping Bai, Liang Zhou, Fuwei Qiao, Longjun Song, Xiaoning Chen
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. The fragmentation degree of wetland landscape in city belt was increasing, the balanced distribution of all kinds of wetlands was gradually strengthened, the landscape diversity was increasing, and the dominant landscape types were gradually weakening. Natural factors and socio-economic factors jointly affected the evolution of wetland landscape pattern in city belt. Among all socio-economic factors population was the most important one. Among natural factors, precipitation and temperature were important. Other driving factors were relatively weak, but could not be ignored.
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. The fragmentation degree of wetland landscape in city belt was increasing, the balanced distribution of all kinds of wetlands was gradually strengthened, the landscape diversity was increasing, and the dominant landscape types were gradually weakening. Natural factors and socio-economic factors jointly affected the evolution of wetland landscape pattern in city belt. Among all socio-economic factors population was the most important one. Among natural factors, precipitation and temperature were important. Other driving factors were relatively weak, but could not be ignored.
Key concepts: Wetland, China, Grassland, Geography, Ecosystem, Physical geography, River delta, Driving factors