Cropland use intensity, stability, and crop transition dynamics in the Songhua River Basin (2000–2024): Implications for sustainable land use and food security
Key Points
Cropland use intensity impacts food security across the Songhua River Basin, with varying effects over time.
During the 2000–2024 period, shifts in crop transition dynamics demonstrate significant changes in land use patterns.
Analysis of land use stability highlights critical areas needing attention for sustainable agriculture practices.
Findings indicate that stable land use is essential for securing food availability and supporting local populations.
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