In order to strengthen and restore delicate ecological settings, vegetation is crucial. The eco-environment has been significantly impacted by mining activities in the loess-filled Antaibao opencast coal mine, and it is unclear how the vegetation is related to the environment. Therefore, it is essential to comprehend how topographic and soil elements affect vegetation restoration in order to strengthen the vulnerable ecosystems of damaged land. In 50 reclamation sample plots in the Shanxi Pingshuo Antaibao opencast coal mine dumps, the soil, topography, and vegetation were examined. One-way ANOVA, significance testing with SPSS 20.0, and multivariate detrended correspondence analysis techniques were all used in the statistical analyses for this study. Presently, 12% of China's total coal production comes from open-pit mines.
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