Charles Arcodia
China’s rural areas have seen unprecedented change as a result of rapid economic growth and urbanisation. As a result, the traditional rural landscape has been greatly disrupted, affecting agricultural production and rural farmers’ quality of life. Traditional urban greening technology is currently used primarily in China’s rural greening programmes, while the use of native plants has received insufficient attention, accounting for only a small proportion of tree species used. However, there are significant obstacles to native plant implementation, such as vegetation type, a lack of characteristics, and a lack of seedling sources for native plants.
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