From the Symbiosis of Rice and Frogs to the Sustainable Development of Rural Green Economy

With the increasing global demand for sustainable development, the rural green economy has gradually become an important driving force for social and economic development. Rice-frog symbiosis, as an innovative agricultural ecological model, optimizes the agricultural production structure and enhances the stability and sustainability of ecosystems through the mutualistic relationship between rice and frogs. This paper takes rice-frog symbiosis as a starting point to explore its ecological foundations and economic mechanisms, analyzing how the rice-frog symbiosis model promotes the sustainable development of the rural green economy through eco-oriented agricultural production, industrial integration, and value expansion. By constructing resource recycling and material flow mechanisms, rice-frog symbiosis effectively reduces chemical inputs, improves the quality and market competitiveness of agricultural products, and diversifies the sources of agricultural income. The paper further explores the role of rice-frog symbiosis in promoting biodiversity, agricultural ecological resilience, and the paradigm of green agricultural development, highlighting its profound impact on the long-term stable development of rural economies.

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Journal of social science and cultural development.
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2025-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.70767/jsscd.v1i4.525
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Regional Development and Environment
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From the Symbiosis of Rice and Frogs to the Sustainable Development of Rural Green Economy

Yize Wang, Hu Jun
Journal of social science and cultural development.
Regional Development and Environment
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From the Symbiosis of Rice and Frogs to the Sustainable Development of Rural Green Economy

Yize Wang, Hu Jun
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With the increasing global demand for sustainable development, the rural green economy has gradually become an important driving force for social and economic development. Rice-frog symbiosis, as an innovative agricultural ecological model, optimizes the agricultural production structure and enhances the stability and sustainability of ecosystems through the mutualistic relationship between rice and frogs. This paper takes rice-frog symbiosis as a starting point to explore its ecological foundations and economic mechanisms, analyzing how the rice-frog symbiosis model promotes the sustainable development of the rural green economy through eco-oriented agricultural production, industrial integration, and value expansion. By constructing resource recycling and material flow mechanisms, rice-frog symbiosis effectively reduces chemical inputs, improves the quality and market competitiveness of agricultural products, and diversifies the sources of agricultural income. The paper further explores the role of rice-frog symbiosis in promoting biodiversity, agricultural ecological resilience, and the paradigm of green agricultural development, highlighting its profound impact on the long-term stable development of rural economies.

Journal of social science and cultural development.Vol. 1(4)
Shaoxing University (CN), Zhejiang Medicine (China) (CN)
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Regional Development and Environment
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