Different Causal Factors Occur between Land Use/Cover and Vegetation Classification Systems but Not between Vegetation Classification Levels in the Highly Disturbed Jing-Jin-Ji Region of China
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pattern of vegetation and land use/cover; landscape metrics; ecological factors; redundant analysis;All these keywords.
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