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Empowering Forestry Management and Farmers’ Income Growth Through the Digital Economy-Empirical Evidence from Guizhou Province, China
1. Introduction The digital economy, characterized by advanced digital technologies such as big data, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing, represents a new economic paradigm. Its development is widely regarded as a key driver for global economic restructuring and enhancing international competitiveness [1].
Perceived Benefit, Policy Incentive and Farmers’ Organic Fertilizer Application in Protected Areas
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Forests | Free Full-Text | Can Cooperatives Enhance the Income-Generating Effect of Eco-Industries for Farmers?-Empirical Evidence from the Crested Ibis National Nature Reserve, China
1. Introduction As global awareness of environmental protection increases, the development of the ecological economy is increasingly being emphasized. Eco-industry, a crucial component of the ecological economy, refers to production methods that adopt green and sustainable development strategies, prioritize respect for nature and protection of the environment, and emphasize ecological balance and sustainability in the production process [1].
Agroforestry Species Selection for Forest Rehabilitation in the Asia-Pacific Region: A Meta-Analysis on High-Level Taxonomy
1. Introduction The Asia-Pacific Region (APR) harbors some of the world’s most valuable and productive forests, which form unique ecosystems with high biodiversity and carbon stocks [1]. Unfortunately, anthropogenic and natural influences have led to the degradation of the APR’s forest ecosystems over the past few decades.
Distribution and development of molecularly distinct perineuronal nets in visual thalamus
Visual information is detected by the retina and transmitted into the brain by retinal ganglion cells (RGCs). In rodents, the visual thalamus is a major recipient of RGC axons and is divided into three functionally distinct nuclei: the dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus (dLGN), ventral LGN (vLGN), and intergeniculate leaflet (IGL).
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