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    • Cultivation suitability assessment and limiting factor recognition for fragmented cultivated land under 1/3 hm2:——A case study of Guangdong Province

    • “Guangdong Province has constructed a suitability evaluation system for small-scale cultivated land below 1/3 hm2 from four dimensions: basic conditions, natural quality, distribution and utilization, and cultivation conditions. The comprehensive evaluation shows that small-scale cultivated land in the province is highly concentrated in Meizhou, Heyuan, Zhanjiang and other areas, with the proportion of suitability grades 1-3 being 18%, 48%, and 34%, respectively. Based on this, it is divided into five categories of areas, including priority remediation areas, providing scientific basis for differentiated cultivated land remediation strategies.”
    • LUO Jing , WANG Haiyun , CHEN Zhanpeng , ZHANG Ruqian
    • Journal of China Agricultural University Vol. 31, Issue 11, Pages: 332-345(2026)
    • DOI: 10.11841/j.issn.1007-4333.2026.11.25     

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    • Accepted:05 June 2026 ,

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