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The Impact of Climate Change and Human Activity on Spatiotemporal Patterns of Multiple Cropping Index in South West China
2019
Sustainability
Agricultural lands are very sensitive to climate and human activity changes, which result in variations in regional agricultural resources and decreased production of total grain output and increased difficulty in producing grain yields. Multiple cropping is one of the simplest ways to increase grain production. The research aims is to analyze the spatial and temporal variations in the multiple cropping index and study the factors that influence the multiple cropping index. Based on the maximum
doi:10.3390/su11195308
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