Changes in China’s Grain Production Pattern and the Effects of Urbanization and Dietary Structure

Main provinces	1980	1985	1990	1995	2000	2005	2010	2015
Heilongjiang	4.56	3.77	5.18	5.47	5.51	6.39	9.17	10.18
Henan	6.70	7.15	7.40	7.43	8.87	9.47	9.95	9.76
Shandong	7.44	8.28	7.52	9.10	8.30	8.09	7.93	7.58
Jilin	2.68	3.23	4.5 9	4.27	3.54	5.33	5.20	5.87
Jiangsu	7.54	8.25	7.24	7.04	6.72	5.86	5.92	5.73
Anhui	4.54	5.72	5.51	5.53	5.35	5.38	5.64	5.69
Sichuan	10.72	10.10	9.56	9.35	7.30	6.63	5.90	5.54
Hebei	4.75	5.19	5.10	5.87	5.52	5.37	5.45	5.41
Hunan	6.63	6.63	5.94	5.77	5.99	5.53	5.21	4.83
Inner Mongolia	1.24	1.59	2.18	2.26	2.69	3.43	3.95	4.55
Hubei	4.79	5.85	5.55	5.28	4.80	4.50	4.24	4.35
Jiangxi	3.87	4.05	3.72	3.44	3.49	3.63	3.58	3.46
Liaoning	3.81	2.57	3.35	3.05	2.47	3.61	3.23	3.22
Total	69.27	72.38	72.84	73.87	70.55	73.23	75.36	76.18

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Chunxia LU, Aimin LIU, Yu XIAO, Xiaojie LIU, Gaodi XIE, Shengkui CHENG. Changes in China’s Grain Production Pattern and the Effects of Urbanization and Dietary Structure[J]. Journal of Resources and Ecology, 2020, 11(4): 358

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Received: Mar. 11, 2020

Accepted: Apr. 27, 2020

Published Online: Oct. 17, 2020

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DOI:10.5814/j.issn.1674-764x.2020.04.004

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Table 1. Centralization levels for China’s 13 major grain-producing provinces (regions) (%)

Table 1. Centralization levels for China’s 13 major grain-producing provinces (regions) (%)

Table 1.
Centralization levels for China’s 13 major grain-producing provinces (regions) (%)

Table 1.
Centralization levels for China’s 13 major grain-producing provinces (regions) (%)