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Table 1

Basic information for nearby star-forming clouds.

Clouds Distance (pc) MAV>82MASS$\[M_{\mathrm{A}_{\mathrm{V}}>8}^{2 \mathrm{MASS}}\]$ (M) MAV>8Herschel$\[M_{\mathrm{A_V}>8}^{\text {Herschel}}\]$ (M) Msgb (M) SFR (10−6 M yr−1) Nthreshold (cm−2)
Aquila 278±13 16 034±2405 4993±749 64342573+1286$\[6434_{-2573}^{+1286}\]$ 322.3±9.0 6.690.04+0.10$\[6.69_{-0.04}^{+0.10}\]$ × 1021
California 454±22 3199±480 629±94 61531251+1259$\[6153_{-1251}^{+1259}\]$ 70.0±4.2 1.840.10+0.07$\[1.84_{-0.10}^{+0.07}\]$ × 1021
Cepheus I 336±16 6±1 209±31 71571+99$\[715_{-71}^{+99}\]$ 8.5±1.5 1.350.05+0.06$\[1.35_{-0.05}^{+0.06}\]$ × 1021
Cepheus II 337±16 12±2 41±6 8614+10$\[86_{-14}^{+10}\]$ 0.0 2.790.04+0.23$\[2.79_{-0.04}^{+0.23}\]$ × 1021
Cepheus III 341±17 41±6 42±7 31916+48$\[319_{-16}^{+48}\]$ 10.5±1.6 1.6 × 1021
Cepheus IV 359±17 0 50±8 41+1$\[4_{-1}^{+1}\]$ 0.5±0.4 17.472.83+5.67$\[17.47_{-2.83}^{+5.67}\]$ × 1021
Cepheus V 364±18 31±5 82±12 1047185+244$\[1047_{-185}^{+244}\]$ 4.8±1.1 0.970.05+0.04$\[0.97_{-0.05}^{+0.04}\]$ × 1021
Cham I 210±14 176±26 263±39 47747+52$\[477_{-47}^{+52}\]$ 20.5±2.3 2.940.03+0.03$\[2.94_{-0.03}^{+0.03}\]$ × 1021
Cham II 190±13 64±10 17±3 34424+52$\[344_{-24}^{+52}\]$ 6.0±1.1 3.2 × 1021
Cham III 161±11 0 12±2 31+1$\[3_{-1}^{+1}\]$ 1.0±0.5 10.801.61+1.05$\[10.80_{-1.61}^{+1.05}\]$ × 1021
Lupus I 151±10 75±8 19±3 245+37 3.3±0.9 1.1 × 1021
Lupus III 197±13 163±24 24±4 21251+51$\[212_{-51}^{+51}\]$ 17.0±2.1 1.610.04+0.04$\[1.61_{-0.04}^{+0.04}\]$ × 1021
Lupus IV 151±10 124±19 19±3 453104+133$\[453_{-104}^{+133}\]$ 3.0±0.9 0.750.01+0.01$\[0.75_{-0.01}^{+0.01}\]$ × 1021
Musca 160±13 0 4±1 25341+44$\[253_{-41}^{+44}\]$ 3.0±0.9 1.580.02+0.02$\[1.58_{-0.02}^{+0.02}\]$ × 1021
Ophiuchus 128±6 1209±181 466±70 963201+352$\[963_{-201}^{+352}\]$ 72.8±4.3 3.250.07+0.05$\[3.25_{-0.07}^{+0.05}\]$ × 1021
Orion A 399±19 13721±2058 10205±1531 265799134+4781$\[26579_{-9134}^{+4781}\]$ 715.5±13.4 2.050.16+1.95$\[2.05_{-0.16}^{+1.95}\]$ × 1021
Orion B 415±22 7261±1074 3488±523 8617602+690$\[8617_{-602}^{+690}\]$ 158.8±6.3 2.950.14+0.14$\[2.95_{-0.14}^{+0.14}\]$ × 1021
Perseus 256±12 1880±240 986±148 4754991+1178$\[4754_{-991}^{+1178}\]$ 149.5±6.1 1.500.01+0.01$\[1.50_{-0.01}^{+0.01}\]$ × 1021
Pipe 180±9 178±27 30±5 12224+42$\[122_{-24}^{+42}\]$ 5.3±1.2 4.180.01+0.01$\[4.18_{-0.01}^{+0.01}\]$ × 1021
Serpens 425±21 4213±632 1056±158 44821514+2007$\[4482_{-1514}^{+2007}\]$ 56.0±3.7 3.210.30+0.26$\[3.21_{-0.30}^{+0.26}\]$ × 1021
Taurus 156±7 1766±265 402±60 3250652+652$\[3250_{-652}^{+652}\]$ 83.8±4.6 1.620.02+0.02$\[1.62_{-0.02}^{+0.02}\]$ × 1021

Notes. The masses derived from AV extinction and star formation rates are from the following references: Lada et al. (2010) and Evans et al. (2014). The distance is from Zucker et al. (2020). MAV>82MASS$\[M_{\mathrm{A}_{\mathrm{V}}>8}^{2 \mathrm{MASS}}\]$ is the dense gas mass within the extinction contour of AV = 8 mag, which is from Lada et al. (2010) and Evans et al. (2014); MAV>8Herschel$\[M_{\mathrm{A_V}>8}^{\text {Herschel}}\]$ is the dense gas mass above N(H2) = 7.4×1021 cm−2 from Herschel column density maps. Nthreshold is the threshold column density of the turning position between lognormal and power-law distribution in N-PDF, and the corresponding errors are from N-PDF fitting. Msgb is the gas mass above Nthreshold.

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