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Table 2 The area of Cuscuta chinensis’s four habitat suitability distribution during three historical periods

From: Predicting the potential distribution of the parasitic Cuscuta chinensis under global warming

Habitat suitability

Historical periods

Last glacial maximum

Mid-holocene

1960–1990

Area (million km2)

TAPCT (%)

PCT (%)

Area (million km2)

TAPCT (%)

PCT (%)

Area (million km2)

TAPCT (%)

PCT (%)

0–0.25

140.0203

–

94.04

140.6176

+ 0.43

94.44

140.7554

+ 0.01

94.53

0.25–0.5

4.0135

–

2.70

3.3286

− 17.06

2.24

3.2669

− 1.86

2.19

0.5–0.75

2.5989

–

1.75

2.1175

− 18.52

1.42

2.1213

+ 0.18

1.42

0.75–1

2.2673

–

1.52

2.8362

+ 25.09

1.90

2.7565

− 2.81

1.85

  1. PCT indicates the percentage of the area in the current historical periods of the global’s total area. TAPCT indicates the percentage of the area in the current historical periods relative to the area in the last historical periods. The percentage increase (“+”) and decrease (“−”) in the area of the column compared to the area of the previous column in the historical period
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