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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2025-10-07
摘要
自組織 of individual organisms at a very small scale may result in recognizable functional ecosystem structures at a larger spatial scale. Drylands, which cover almost half of emerged lands, host some of the most remarkable vegetation patterns on Earth, including "disordered hyperuniformity," a recently defined class of such emergent 自組織 structures. Yet, the extent, causes, and consequences of disordered hyperuniform vegetation patterns in drylands remain virtually unknown. Here, we analyzed high-resolution remote sensing images of 425 spot-like drylands across the globe and found that disordered hyperuniformity shapes vegetation patterns in about one out of ten drylands, with the distribution of plants appearing to be "disordered" to the naked eye, but supporting highly recognizable (uniform
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