Multi-scale comparison of the formation mechanisms in landscape genes of traditional villages
Abstract The relationship between traditional village landscape genes and the geographical environment is closely intertwined, exhibiting notable spatial differences and cultural characteristics during scale transformations. To effectively elucidate the formation mechanisms of these landscape genes,...
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| author | Chao Yu Zhiyuan Zhou Junbo Gao Xiangmin Zhang Qian Zheng Zhengbing Liu Zhifei Ma Weichun He Suping Wen |
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| description | Abstract The relationship between traditional village landscape genes and the geographical environment is closely intertwined, exhibiting notable spatial differences and cultural characteristics during scale transformations. To effectively elucidate the formation mechanisms of these landscape genes, it is essential to construct a multi-scale analytical framework that integrates multiple dimensions. This paper address these challenges by expanding the sample selection range and combining both qualitative and quantitative analyses of landscape genes across various scales. Subjective judgments reveal that macro conditions influence microscopic responses, which, in turn impact outcomes at the micro level. Similarly, quantitative analyses underscore the significant role of geographic factors in shaping architectural patterns, illustrating the interplay of geographic, cultural, and economic factors across different dimensions. Convergence analysis challenges the simplistic correspondence between subjective judgment and quantitative findings, indicating that macro-level geographic environmental features may not exert as substantial an influence on micro-level architectural clusters as previously assumed. Instead, there are instances where the internal spatial structure of clusters may transcends geographic constraints. The research paradigm centered on landscape genes offers a valuable approach to identifying the factors contributing to spatial disparities in traditional villages and advancing our understanding of the processes and mechanisms governing landscape gene inheritance, expression, and variation. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-d5633ef11bc74a0698266342a296d1842025-02-09T12:29:39ZengNature PortfolioScientific Reports2045-23222025-02-0115111610.1038/s41598-025-87145-xMulti-scale comparison of the formation mechanisms in landscape genes of traditional villagesChao Yu0Zhiyuan Zhou1Junbo Gao2Xiangmin Zhang3Qian Zheng4Zhengbing Liu5Zhifei Ma6Weichun He7Suping Wen8School of Geographic Sciences, Xinyang Normal UniversitySchool of Geographic Sciences, Xinyang Normal UniversitySchool of Tourism, Xinyang Normal UniversitySchool of Geographic Sciences, Xinyang Normal UniversitySchool of Geographic Sciences, Xinyang Normal UniversitySchool of Geographic Sciences, Xinyang Normal UniversitySchool of Geographic Sciences, Xinyang Normal UniversitySchool of Geographic Sciences, Xinyang Normal UniversityCollege of Liberal Arts, Xinyang Normal UniversityAbstract The relationship between traditional village landscape genes and the geographical environment is closely intertwined, exhibiting notable spatial differences and cultural characteristics during scale transformations. To effectively elucidate the formation mechanisms of these landscape genes, it is essential to construct a multi-scale analytical framework that integrates multiple dimensions. This paper address these challenges by expanding the sample selection range and combining both qualitative and quantitative analyses of landscape genes across various scales. Subjective judgments reveal that macro conditions influence microscopic responses, which, in turn impact outcomes at the micro level. Similarly, quantitative analyses underscore the significant role of geographic factors in shaping architectural patterns, illustrating the interplay of geographic, cultural, and economic factors across different dimensions. Convergence analysis challenges the simplistic correspondence between subjective judgment and quantitative findings, indicating that macro-level geographic environmental features may not exert as substantial an influence on micro-level architectural clusters as previously assumed. Instead, there are instances where the internal spatial structure of clusters may transcends geographic constraints. The research paradigm centered on landscape genes offers a valuable approach to identifying the factors contributing to spatial disparities in traditional villages and advancing our understanding of the processes and mechanisms governing landscape gene inheritance, expression, and variation.https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-87145-xTraditional villageLandscape geneMulti-scale comparisonHenan ProvinceChina |
| spellingShingle | Chao Yu Zhiyuan Zhou Junbo Gao Xiangmin Zhang Qian Zheng Zhengbing Liu Zhifei Ma Weichun He Suping Wen Multi-scale comparison of the formation mechanisms in landscape genes of traditional villages Scientific Reports Traditional village Landscape gene Multi-scale comparison Henan Province China |
| title | Multi-scale comparison of the formation mechanisms in landscape genes of traditional villages |
| title_full | Multi-scale comparison of the formation mechanisms in landscape genes of traditional villages |
| title_fullStr | Multi-scale comparison of the formation mechanisms in landscape genes of traditional villages |
| title_full_unstemmed | Multi-scale comparison of the formation mechanisms in landscape genes of traditional villages |
| title_short | Multi-scale comparison of the formation mechanisms in landscape genes of traditional villages |
| title_sort | multi scale comparison of the formation mechanisms in landscape genes of traditional villages |
| topic | Traditional village Landscape gene Multi-scale comparison Henan Province China |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-87145-x |
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