未来的西藏草原将减少:从建设性草物种的新见解

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Guoyong Tang1, Qingwan Li1,2,3, Shunbin Wang1

  • 1Chuxiong Normal University, Chuxiong, China.

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|January 7, 2026
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由于气候变化,到2060年,西藏草原面临预计4.6%的下降. 虽然生产性草原减少,但野生动物息地可能会扩大,影响牧民生计和生物多样性.

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环境科学环境科学物理地理 物理地理植物生态学 植物生态学

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