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Xin-Wen Su

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Open access Sep 2026

Topographic heterogeneity regulates nonlinear vegetation responses to climate and human activities in China’s ecological transition zone

Ecological transition zones, identified as climate-sensitive areas and biodiversity hotspots, are essential for maintaining regional ecological balance through their vegetation dynamics. However, the impact of topographic heterogeneity on the nonlinear responses of vegetation to climate change and human activities is...

Xin-Wen Su, Di Wen, Jun Li et al. · 0 citations

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