Cross-sensitivity analysis of land use transition and ecological service values in rare earth mining areas in southern China.

0.44 ha; during this period, the grassland and desert in the study area showed a continuous decline; the construction land showed a continuous increase, with a larger increase in the later part of the study period (2014–2019), with a net increase of 6957.05 ha; the area of wetland in the study area showed a trend of first decrease and then increase, with the largest decrease in the pre-study period (2009–2014), when the area decreased by 3858.88 ha, and a net increase of 950.42 ha during the decade; the area of waters in the study area showed an increasing trend followed by a decreasing trend, with a net increase of 2784.15 ha; the mining land in the study area also showed a continuous decreasing trend, with a net decrease of 717.95 ha over the study period.

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Results Analysis of land use status and transition Analysis of the current land use situation As shown in Table 4 , the farmland area in the study area showed a continuous decreasing trend from 2009 to 2019, with a net decrease of 10,421.42 ha during the decade; the study area had the highest proportion of woodland, which showed a decreasing trend followed by an increasing trend, with a net increase of 3940.44 ha; during this period, the grassland and desert in the study area showed a continuous decline; the construction land showed a continuous increase, with a larger increase in the later part of the study period (2014–2019), with a net in

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Results Analysis of land use status and transition Analysis of the current land use situation As shown in Table 4 , the farmland area in the study area showed a continuous decreasing trend from 2009 to 2019, with a net decrease of 10,421.42 ha during the decade; the study area had the highest proportion of woodland, which showed a decreasing trend followed by an increasing trend, with a net increase of 3940.44 ha; during this period, the grassland and desert in the study area showed a continuous decline; the construction land showed a continuous increase, with a larger increase in the later part of the study period (2014–2019), with a net increase of 6957.05 ha; the area o

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