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<p>Despite the enormous growth of the agricultural sector, rural residential land has remained adaptable and robust. Investigating the impact of various agricultural techniques on RRL and associated cultivars is essential. This paper analyzes the evolution of RRL consumption systems in Chinese suburbs through the lens of the “potential-connectivity-resilience” paradigm, grounded on adaptive cycle theory. Research undertaken from 2005 to 2020 reveals that RRL consumption systems remain mostly impervious to significant advancements in connectivity and resilience. RRL’s prior research indicates that adaptation requires continuous adjustment. The RRL has had to revise its view of rural life due to technological advances in agriculture. The release generated immediate demand. Due to the prevalent use of modern agricultural methods, RRL has been more significantly affected internally than by external factors in its adaptation.</p>

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Adaptive capacity of rural residential land under transitioning agricultural systems: a case study of Beijing, China

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    2026年6月20日

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  • Yun Wang,
  • Guoce Xu,
  • Pengxiang Zhao

摘要

Despite the enormous growth of the agricultural sector, rural residential land has remained adaptable and robust. Investigating the impact of various agricultural techniques on RRL and associated cultivars is essential. This paper analyzes the evolution of RRL consumption systems in Chinese suburbs through the lens of the “potential-connectivity-resilience” paradigm, grounded on adaptive cycle theory. Research undertaken from 2005 to 2020 reveals that RRL consumption systems remain mostly impervious to significant advancements in connectivity and resilience. RRL’s prior research indicates that adaptation requires continuous adjustment. The RRL has had to revise its view of rural life due to technological advances in agriculture. The release generated immediate demand. Due to the prevalent use of modern agricultural methods, RRL has been more significantly affected internally than by external factors in its adaptation.