Publications by authors named "Detai Duan"
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- Climate change and land use changes significantly impact ecological security, highlighting the need for simulating future ecosystem service values under various carbon emission scenarios for sustainable policy-making.
- This study focused on Northeast China, analyzing key ecosystem services—habitat quality, water retention, soil erosion, and carbon storage—and found that their spatial patterns are expected to remain stable over the next 30 years.
- The SSP1-2.6 carbon emission scenario emerged as the optimal model for the region, optimizing ecological resources and minimizing resistance, while forming a connected network of ecological corridors to enhance ecological security.
Wild medicinal plants are prominent in the field of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), but their availability is being impacted by human activities and ecological degradation in China. To ensure sustainable use of these resources, it is crucial to scientifically plan areas for wild plant cultivation. Thesium chinense, a known plant antibiotic, has been overharvested in recent years, resulting in a sharp reduction in its wild resources.
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