Search Results - "Bai, Tianjun"

Seasonal Dynamics and Influencing Factors of Litterfall Production and Carbon Input in Typical Forest Community Types in Lushan Mountain, China by Lingbo Qiu, Tingqi Xiao, Tianjun Bai, Xingyue Mo, Jiahui Huang, Wenping Deng, Yuanqiu Liu

“…Litterfall is an important part of the process of nutrient circulation and energy flow in forest ecosystems. Mountain forests are strongly eroded by running…”
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Impact of Moso Bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis) Expansion into Japanese Cedar Plantations on Soil Fungal and Bacterial Community Compositions by Haifu Fang, Yuanqiu Liu, Jian Bai, Aixin Li, Wenping Deng, Tianjun Bai, Xiaojun Liu, Meng Lai, Yan Feng, Jun Zhang, Qin Zou, Nansheng Wu, Ling Zhang

“…Moso bamboo expansion is common across the world. The expansion of moso bamboo into adjacent forests altered plant and soil characteristics. While the…”
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Variation in Water Uptake Dynamics of Dominant Wood Plants of Pinus taiwanensis Hayata Communities Based on Stable Isotopes by Linsheng Wen, Yun Peng, Wenping Deng, Yuanqiu Liu, Tianjun Bai, Qin Zou, Xiaojun Liu, Ling Zhang, Guodong Jia

“…Plant community formation is determined by plant competition, while the water uptake depth of vegetation is regarded as a critical factor in maintaining…”
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Moso bamboo expansion reduced soil N2O emissions while accelerated fine root litter decomposition: contrasting non-additive effects by Pan, Jun, Liu, Yuanqiu, Niu, Jiehui, Fang, Haifu, Feng, Yan, Bai, Tianjun, Zhang, Mi, Deng, Wenping, Siemann, Evan, Zhang, Ling

“…Aims Nitrous oxide (N 2 O) plays an important role in global climate change. Plant expansion can alter soil nutrient cycling and greenhouse gas (GHG) fluxes…”
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Effects of leaf type, litter mass and rainfall characteristics on the interception storage capacity of leaf litter based on process simulation by Deng, Wenping, Zheng, Xiling, Xiao, Shengsheng, Chen, Qi, Gao, Yaoyao, Zhang, Ling, Huang, Jiahui, Bai, Tianjun, Xie, Songhua, Liu, Yuanqiu

“…•Cmax and Cmin of litter showed no significant difference between forest types, but among the six species.•Litter Cmax was mainly affected by litter quality…”
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Effects of climate change and forest gap disturbance on the growth characteristics of Japanese cypress and Japanese cedar on Mount Lushan, subtropical China by Wang, Chen, Li, Peng, Xiao, Tingqi, Bai, Tianjun, Deng, Wenping, Liu, Yuanqiu

“…Purpose Climate change, largely caused by elevated carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) concentrations, is a driver of lasting disturbances that cause changes in forest…”
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Soil water movement changes following conversion from evergreen and deciduous broad-leaved mixed forests to Chinese fir plantations by Chen, Qi, Liu, Yuanqiu, Huang, Jiahui, Xie, Yunhong, Bai, Tianjun, Yuan, Xi, Wang, Tianqi, Xiao, Tingqi, Deng, Wenping

“…Purpose This study was aimed at exploring the differences in soil water movement after the conversion of evergreen and deciduous broad-leaved mixed forests…”
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