ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Suitability mapping of native tree species in dry-hot valleys of Yunnan based on InVEST-MaxEnt coupled modeling: model validation framework with native tree species actual distribution and seed germination.
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- National-Scale Conservation Gaps and Priority Areas for Invasive Plant Control in China: An Integrated MaxEnt-InVEST Framework.Plants (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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Introduction: The target valleys along the Jinsha, Nujiang, Lancang, and Yuanjiang Rivers exhibit acute human-land conflicts and ecosystem vulnerability. Predicting the distribution of potential suitable habitats for native tree species in Yunnan Province provides basin-scale insights for the management of ecosystems in dry and hot valleys, thereby advancing restoration planning in dry-hot valleys. Methods: This study investigates native tree species suitability in Yunnan's dry-hot valleys using an integrated MaxEnt-InVEST modeling framework. Results: Temperature and precipitation emerged as dominant bioclimatic controls, with optimal species occurrence (1 000-2 500 m) showing negative elevation correlation. Four native tree species ( Discussion: This methodology provides a cost-effective solution for vegetation restoration planning in ecologically fragile dry-hot ecosystems. The research results can provide scientific support for the restoration of degraded ecosystems in dry-hot valleys of Yunnan Province, the national Afforestation program and soil and water conservation projects.
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