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New reflections on food security and land use strategies based on the evolution of Chinese dietary patterns

by December 27, 2022 · Land Use / Ramblings

Publication date: March 2023

Source: Land Use Policy, Volume 126

Author(s): Yuanyuan Zhu, Ziwei Wang, Xiaohua Zhu

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