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Carbon use efficiency of terrestrial ecosystems in desert/grassland biome transition zone: A case in Ningxia province, northwest China by Du, Lingtong, Gong, Fei, Zeng, Yijian, Ma, Longlong, Qiao, Chenglong, Wu, Hongyue

“…•Characteristics of CUE in desert/grassland biome transition zone were studied.•CUE varies with the ecosystem types even in the same climatic zone.•Rescaled…”
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The source of volatile organic compounds pollution and its effect on ozone in high-altitude areas by Wang, CongHui, Shi, GuangYao, Du, LingTong, Ni, XiLu, Hu, Yang, Pang, DanBo, Meng, JiangHong

“…Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are crucial precursors in the formation of ozone (O3). The sources of pollution are complex and significantly impact O3…”
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Empirical analysis of the influence of vegetation photosynthetic productivity on negative air ions in forest ecosystems driven by solar radiation by Shi, GuangYao, Zhang, JinSong, Sang, YuQiang, Du, LingTong, Ni, XiLu, Hu, Yang

“…•A significant correlation was observed between negative air ions (NAIs)and net ecosystem productivity (NEP).•Increased photosynthetically active radiation…”
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Comparison of Two Simulation Methods of the Temperature Vegetation Dryness Index (TVDI) for Drought Monitoring in Semi-Arid Regions of China by Du, Lingtong, Song, Naiping, Liu, Ke, Hou, Jing, Hu, Yue, Zhu, Yuguo, Wang, Xinyun, Wang, Lei, Guo, Yige

“…The Temperature Vegetation Dryness Index (TVDI), a drought monitoring index based on an empirical parameterization of the Land Surface Temperature…”
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Variations in the quantity and chemical composition of soil dissolved organic matter along a chronosequence of wolfberry plantations in an arid area of Northwest China by Wu, Rongjie, Xue, Bin, Ndzana, George Martial, Wang, Yan, Fu, Longwei, Liu, Bingqing, Gao, Ruili, Ma, Kun, Du, Lingtong, An, Hui, Kamran, Muhammad

“…Background Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is the most active component of soil organic matter (SOM), playing a major role in regulating soil fertility and…”
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Multi-Climate Factors and the Preceding Growth Stage of Vegetation Co-Regulated the Variation of the End of Growing Season in Northeast Inner Mongolia, China by Rina, Wendu, Bao, Gang, Tong, Siqin, Bao, Yuhai, Shan, Yin, Huang, Xiaojun, Ying, Hong, Du, Lingtong

“…The end of growing season (EOS) is an effective indicator of annual vegetation growth. Previous studies have revealed the dynamics of the EOS with climate…”
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Analysis of Spatial-Temporal Variation of Agricultural Drought and Its Response to ENSO over the Past 30 Years in the Huang-Huai-Hai Region, China by Huang, Yan, Tian, Qingjiu, Du, Lingtong, Sun, Shaojie

“…This study constructed a time series of the seasonal Temperature Vegetation Dryness Index (TVDI) based on a remotely sensed dataset from the National Oceanic…”
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Analysis of the pattern of winter wheat drought and its response to climate change in Huang-Huai-Hai region of China in past decade by Yan Huang, Qingjiu Tian, Jun Liu, Lingtong Du

“…Understanding of the pattern of agricultural drought and the way it responses to climate change in winter wheat growth season is critical for crop production…”
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Effects of anthropogenic revegetation on the water and carbon cycles of a desert steppe ecosystem by Du, Lingtong, Zeng, Yijian, Ma, Longlong, Qiao, Chenglong, Wu, Hongyue, Su, Zhongbo, Bao, Gang

“…•Effects of revegetation on ecosystem were evaluated by designed scenarios.•Simulations were validated by continuous H2O and CO2 flux…”
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A field investigation of wind erosion in the farming–pastoral ecotone of northern China using a portable wind tunnel: a case study in Yanchi County by Nan, Ling, Dong, Zhibao, Xiao, Weiqiang, Li, Chao, Xiao, Nan, Song, Shaopeng, Xiao, Fengjun, Du, Lingtong

“…The farming–pastoral ecotone in northern China is an extremely fragile ecological zone where wind erosion of cropland and rangeland is easy to occur. In this…”
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Extraction of the corn planting area based on multi-temporal HJ-1 satellite data by Jun Liu, Qingjiu Tian, Yan Huang, Lingtong Du, Ling Wang

“…Crop planting area is significant to agricultural structure adjustment and regional food balance policy. Based on field investigation and spectral property…”
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Empirical analysis of the influence mechanism of vegetation and environment on negative air ion in warm temperate forest ecosystems by Cai, LuLu, Shi, GuangYao, Zhang, JinSong, Du, LingTong, Ni, XiLu, Hu, Yang, Pang, DanBo, Meng, JiangHong

“…Air pollution presents a significant threat to public health in megacities globally. Negative air ions (NAI), often referred to as “air vitamins,” are…”
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Autumn Phenology and Its Covariation with Climate, Spring Phenology and Annual Peak Growth on the Mongolian Plateau by Bao, Gang, Jin, Hugejiletu, Tong, Siqin, Chen, Jiquan, Huang, Xiaojun, Bao, Yuhai, Shao, Changliang, Mandakh, Urtnasan, Chopping, Mark, Du, Lingtong

“…•The end of the growing season (EOS) and its main drivers on the Mongolian plateau was analyzed.•Preseason temperature exerted positive effect on EOS in wet…”
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Anthropogenic exacerbations of summer-autumn compound dry-hot severity in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River by Feng, Shuyun, Gu, Xihui, Guan, Yansong, Wang, Quan J., Wang, Lunche, Du, Lingtong, He, Jie, Zhang, Xiang, Kong, Dongdong

“…•Over the past century, observed summer-autumn CDHE severity in MLRYR has risen significantly.•86.7% of the observed increase in the CDHE severity can be…”
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Drought in the middle growing season inhibited carbon uptake more critical in an anthropogenic shrub ecosystem of Northwest China by Ma, Longlong, Qiao, Chenglong, Du, Lingtong, Tang, Enting, Wu, Hongyue, Shi, Guangyao, Xue, Bin, Wang, Yuxia, Lucas-Borja, Manuel Esteban

“…•The anthropogenic shrub ecosystem dominated by Caragana Liouana was a carbon sink.•Interannual differences in NEP were mostly due to the effects of drought on…”
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Nutrient supplementation changes chemical composition of soil organic matter density fractions in desert steppe soil in northern China by Xue, Bin, Wu, Rongjie, Liu, Bingqing, An, Hui, Gao, Ruili, Ma, Kun, Ndzana, George Martial, Du, Lingtong, Kamran, Muhammad

“…The influence of reactive nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) supplementation on ecosystem dynamics of soil organic matter (SOM) shows extensive variations. The…”
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Characteristics of vegetation activity and its responses to climate change in desert/grassland biome transition zones in the last 30 years based on GIMMS3g by Hou, Jing, Du, Lingtong, Liu, Ke, Hu, Yue, Zhu, Yuguo

“…The vegetation in desert/grassland biome transition zones is part of a fragile ecosystem that is sensitive to climate change. Thus, in recent decades, studying…”
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Changes in soil organic carbon and nutrient pools in aggregate‐sized fractions along a chronosequence of wolfberry (Lycium barbarum L.) plantations in arid areas of Northwest China by Wu, Rongjie, Liu, Bingqing, Xue, Bin, Gao, Ruili, Ndzana, George M., Liu, Rentao, Huang, Juying, An, Hui, Du, Lingtong, Kamran, Muhammad

“…Different land use and management actions can affect soil aggregates (SAs) and nutrient stocks, which are crucial for sustainable agriculture. The impacts of…”
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Effects of nutrient addition on the composition and chemical characteristics of soil dissolved organic matter in a desert steppe in northern China by Liu, Bingqing, Wu, Rongjie, Xue, Bin, Gao, Ruili, An, Hui, Liu, Lichao, Ndzana, George Martial, Du, Lingtong, Kamran, Muhammad

“…Dissolved organic matter (DOM) plays a critical role in ecosystem function and productivity, particularly in carbon (C) cycling in grassland ecosystems…”
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Nutrient addition affects stability of soil organic matter and aggregate by altering chemical composition and exchangeable cations in desert steppe in northern China by Liu, Bingqing, Gao, Ruili, Ndzana, George Martial, An, Hui, Huang, Juying, Liu, Rentao, Du, Lingtong, Kamran, Muhammad, Xue, Bin

“…Nitrogen and phosphorus can influence the stability of soil organic matter (SOM) and aggregate, which are important for ecosystem functions. However,…”
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