3.6 Wild tending areas of T. chinense
Under the current climate situation, the habitat of about 17.69 * 104 km2 in the high suitable areas will not be affected by future land use change, which will be the stable habitat areas of the T. chinensein hundred years (Figure 8A). High, medium, and low suitable wild tending areas were obtained by superposing the suitable layers ofT. chinense under current and future climate scenarios in the region. Guizhou Province has the largest area of high suitable wild tending area, followed by Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Hebei and Heilongjiang (Figure 8B). Based on the hot spot analysis of the area of the high suitable wild tending areas (administrative units), the results showed that there are 23 cities that are most suitable for planning the wild tending areas of T. chinense , such as Qiqihar City, Chifeng City, Zunyi City (Figure 8B, S5).