Journal of Geographical Sciences, Volume. 30, Issue 10, 1571(2020)

Impact of cultivated land fragmentation on spatial heterogeneity of agricultural agglomeration in China

Weiyi XU1...2, Xiaobin JIN1,2,3,*, Jing LIU1,2,3, and Yinkang ZHOU1,23 |Show fewer author(s)
Author Affiliations
  • 1School of Geography and Ocean Science, Nanjing University, Nanjing 210023, China
  • 2Key Laboratory of Coastal Zone Exploitation and Protection, Ministry of Land and Resources, Nanjing 210023, China
  • 3Natural Resources Research Center, Nanjing University, Nanjing 210023, China
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    Figures & Tables(9)
    Agricultural regionalization scheme in China
    Spatial differentiation of cultivated land fragmentation in China
    The difference of cultivated land fragmentation in various agricultural regions of China
    Spatial differentiation characteristics of agricultural specialization in China
    Distribution of regression coefficients of the impact of cultivated land fragmentation on planting specialization in China
    Spatial distribution of regression coefficients of the impact of cultivated land landscape characteristics on planting specialization in China
    • Table 1.

      Classification of planting industry in China

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      Table 1.

      Classification of planting industry in China

      Division (1)Category (3)Group (10)Type (13)
      Planting industryGrain crops, economic crops, vegetables and melonCereal, soybeans, tubers, oil-bearing crops, cotton, sugar crops, tobacco, tea, vegetables, melon and fruit cropsRice, wheat, corn, sonja, potato, peanuts, rapeseeds, cotton, sugarcane, tea, flue-cured tobacco, vegetables, orchards
    • Table 2.

      Estimation and diagnosis results of ordinary least square model

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      Table 2.

      Estimation and diagnosis results of ordinary least square model

      Dependent variableCLFLandscape characteristics of cultivated land
      APSEDAI
      Regression coefficienttRegression coefficienttRegression coefficienttRegression coefficientt
      SHHI-0.208***-3.7020.104*1.667-0.077-1.37-0.168***-3.123
      SHHI of grain crops-0.382***-6.0780.0570.793-0.199***-3.0560.0651.054
      Cereal-0.259***-4.0700.033-0.463-0.207***-3.1640.057-0.114
      Soybeans-0.120***-3.8380.0571.597-0.039***-3.1510.030***2.649
      Tubers-0.003-0.2750.033**2.3460.0261.0950.0341.095
      SHHI of economic crops-0.044-1.4290.017**0.497-0.025-0.79-0.06**-1.995
      Oil-bearing crops-0.0130.8730.0040.251-0.010-0.623-0.023-1.612
      Cotton-0.050-1.8760.0190.636-0.025-0.93-0.044*-1.692
      Sugar crops0.0091.036-0.003-0.3000.0060.70.0091.037
      Tobacco0.0010.840-0.002-1.613-0.001-0.9570.0000.372
      Tea0.0092.646-0.001-0.1890.0051.451-0.002-0.646
      SHHI of vegetables and melon0.218***7.1200.0300.8790.147***4.778-0.174***-5.983
      Vegetables0.166***7.4250.0220.8820.115***5.099-0.111***-5.143
      Melon and fruit crops0.052*2.7990.0080.3710.031*1.653-0.063**-3.477
    • Table 3.

      Regression results of geographically weighted regression

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      Table 3.

      Regression results of geographically weighted regression

      Dependent variableCultivated land fragmentationLandscape characteristics of cultivated land
      BandwidthSigmaAICcR2BandwidthSigmaAICcR2
      SHHI5.2230.09-624.5680.4266.5980.09-639.020.473
      SHHI of grain crops5.2230.10-554.9770.4706.5980.10-551.9170.486
      Cereals5.2230.10-539.5950.4246.5980.10-525.5320.423
      Soybeans5.2230.05-1004.8530.4166.5980.05-970.1560.378
      SHHI of vegetables and melon5.2230.05-993.1510.4326.5980.05-1009.9780.482
      Vegetables5.2230.04-1163.8670.3756.5980.04-1195.6990.455
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    Category: Research Articles

    Received: Jun. 23, 2020

    Accepted: Aug. 20, 2020

    Published Online: Apr. 21, 2021

    The Author Email: JIN Xiaobin (jinxb@nju.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.1007/s11442-020-1800-1

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