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The impact of future climate and land use changes on the distribution and diversity of China’s endemic medicinal plants
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• Climate-land use changes shrink habitats and drive southwest-northwest shifts of most China's endemic medicinal plants. • The Hengduan Mountains and eastern Qinghai-Xizang Plateau act as key refugia with high community turnover. • Poor dispersal raises extinction risk. • Prioritize refugia, corridors, and weak-dispersal species for targeted dynamic conservation.
Keywords:
Climate change
Land use change
Endemic medicinal plants
Species distribution model
Dispersal limitation
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