Spatial and temporal variation of green development level of cultivated
land in China based on adaptability-vitality-resistance
Abstract
Evaluating the level of green development of cultivated land (GDCL) and
its influence mechanism can provide important support for better
promoting agricultural green development and rural revitalization.
According to the concept of green development, we construct the
evaluation system of “adaptability-vitality-resistance (A-V-R)” and
explore the spatial and temporal differentiation characteristics and
influence mechanism of China’s GDCL in 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015, and 2020
by using the methods of the Comprehensive Evaluation Model, Standard
Deviation Ellipse, Theil Index, and Geographic Detector. The results
show that: (1) From 2000 to 2020, the level of GDCL in China was low and
improved slowly, increasing from 0.264 to 0.293, showing the
characteristics of “W” fluctuation, and the focus shifted from
Southwest to Northeast. (2) The GDCL in China has obvious spatial
dependence, and the evolution of different types of regions has
significant path dependence and spatial and temporal inertia. (3) The
regional difference in the level of GDCL in China is greater than that
among regions. The hierarchical structure characteristics of Northeast
Region > Western Region > Central Region
> Eastern Region is prominent, and show an overall
increasing trend. (4) Human factors greatly impact the level of GDCL.
The interaction of driving factors forms a complex multi-resultant force
to jointly build a comprehensive action mechanism of GDCL level driven
by demand, economy, science and technology, and ecological block.