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The impact of scale operations on optimizing crop distribution in fragmented lands
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• Improving the scalability of crop layout through Minimum Spanning Tree and landscape indices, followed by a performance comparison • On fragmented reserve arable land, a multi-objective optimization of crop planting layouts was performed • Scale effects contribute to both cultivation cost reduction and improved precision in policy-making • A shift in optimization objectives from socioeconomic to ecological priorities drives a corresponding transition in crop selection—from vegetable toward oil crops
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Crop layout optimization
Minimum Spanning Tree
Landscape indices
Fragmented arable land
Ecological priorities
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