Search Results - "Shan, Xiaoran"

Quality dependence of litter decomposition and its carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus release under simulated acid rain treatments by Wei, Hui, Ma, Rui, Zhang, Jiaen, Zhou, Leyi, Liu, Ziqiang, Fan, Zhenyi, Yang, Jiayue, Shan, Xiaoran, Xiang, Huimin

“…Litter decomposition is of utmost importance to elemental cycling in terrestrial ecosystems, with litter quality being frequently considered to predominantly…”
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Idiosyncratic responses of microbial communities and carbon utilization to acid rain frequency in the agricultural and forest soils by Liu, Ziqiang, Shan, Xiaoran, Wei, Hui, Zhang, Jiaen, Saleem, Muhammad, Li, Dengfeng, Zhang, Yan, Ma, Rui, He, Yanan, Zhong, Jiawen, Liu, Yalan

“…The level of acidity in rainfall can alter soil nutrient cycling (e.g., carbon [C] cycling), while the effect of changing acid rain frequency on soil C cycling…”
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Microbial cell membrane properties and intracellular metabolism regulate individual level microbial responses to acid stress by Wei, Hui, Shan, Xiaoran, Wu, Lizhu, Zhang, Jiaen, Saleem, Muhammad, Yang, Jiayue, Liu, Ziqiang, Chen, Xuan

“…Community- and individual-level soil microbial traits greatly depend on environmental conditions, especially soil pH. Given substantial spatio-temporal…”
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Crop-litter type determines the structure and function of litter-decomposing microbial communities under acid rain conditions by Wei, Hui, Ma, Rui, Zhang, Jiaen, Saleem, Muhammad, Liu, Ziqiang, Shan, Xiaoran, Yang, Jiayue, Xiang, Huimin

“…Acid rain has been one of the major environmental problems in industrial countries. While it may affect the litter decomposition, a highly important…”
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Heterogeneity and its drivers of microbial communities and diversity in six typical soils under two different land uses in tropical and subtropical southern China by Ji, Hongyi, Wei, Hui, Wang, Ruilong, Zhang, Jiaen, Liu, Ziqiang, Abdellah, Yousif Abdelrahman Yousif, Ren, Xiaoqiao, Shan, Xiaoran, Zhong, Jiawen, He, Zikang

“…Soil microenvironment is a combination of climate, biological matter, and earth parent material, which has unique characteristics and is considered to have…”
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