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Roles of metabolic regulation in developing Quercus variabilis acorns at contrasting geologically-derived phosphorus sites in subtropical China by Yuan, Jun, Sun, Ningxiao, Du, Hongmei, Yin, Shan, Kang, Hongzhang, Umair, Muhammad, Liu, Chunjiang

“…Phosphorus (P) -rich soils develop in phosphorite residing areas while P-deficient soils are ubiquitous in subtropical regions. Little has been reported that…”
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Plantations modified leaf elemental stoichiometry compared to the native shrub community in karst areas, Southwest of China by Wen, Jiahao, Tao, Huimin, Du, Baoming, Hui, Dafeng, Sun, Ningxiao, Umair, Muhammad, Liu, Chunjiang

“…Key message Nutrient limitation changed from N–P co-limitation in the native shrubs to N limitation in the plantations. Element stoichiometry is a powerful…”
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Sequential Interaction of Biogenic Volatile Organic Compounds and SOAs in Urban Forests Revealed Using Toeplitz Inverse Covariance-Based Clustering and Causal Inference by Yuchong Long, Wenwen Zhang, Ningxiao Sun, Penghua Zhu, Jingli Yan, Shan Yin

“…Urban forests play a crucial role in both emitting and absorbing atmospheric pollutants. Understanding the ecological processes of biogenic volatile organic…”
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Characterizing leaf-deposited particles: Single-particle mass spectral analysis and comparison with naturally fallen particles by Chen, Dele, Xiao, Hua-Yun, Sun, Ningxiao, Yan, Jingli, Yin, Shan

“…The size and composition of particulate matter (PM) are pivotal in determining its adverse health effects. It is important to understand PM's retention by…”
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Bacterial Communities Are More Sensitive to Water Addition Than Fungal Communities Due to Higher Soil K and Na in a Degraded Karst Ecosystem of Southwestern China by Umair, Muhammad, Sun, Ningxiao, Du, Hongmei, Hui, Nan, Altaf, Muhammad, Du, Baoming, Yin, Shan, Liu, Chunjiang

“…Precipitation is predicted to become more intense in Southern China in the context of climate change; however, the responses of microbial communities to…”
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Genetic variation and differentiation of Quercus variabilis populations at phosphate and non-phosphate rock sites in southwestern China by Ji, Huawei, Du, Baoming, Du, Hongmei, Sun, Ningxiao, Yang, Xu, Peng, Mingjun, Kang, Hongzhang, Yin, Shan, Liu, Chunjiang

“…Subtropical soils are generally characterized by phosphorus (P), calcium (Ca) and magnesium (Mg) deficiency; extreme P-rich soils develop on phosphate rocks…”
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Intra-annual carbon fluxes and resource use efficiency of subtropical urban forests: insights from Chongming Island ecological observatory by Zheng, Ji, Han, Yujie, Sun, Ningxiao, Ye, Yize, Yan, Jingli, Zhang, Wenwen, Yin, Shan

“…Understanding the carbon budget within cities is crucial in the context of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality. This study investigates the carbon source-sink…”
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Modeling height-diameter relationship for artificial monoculture Metasequoia glyptostroboides in sub-tropic coastal megacity Shanghai, China by Zheng, Ji, Zang, Hao, Yin, Shan, Sun, Ningxiao, Zhu, Penghua, Han, Yujie, Kang, Hongzhang, Liu, Chunjiang

“…Tree height is a key variable in forest monitoring studies and for forest management. However, tree height measurement is time consuming, and the recommended…”
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Distributed and Dynamic Resource Management for Wireless Service Delivery to High-Speed Trains by Sun, Ningxiao, Zhao, Yuejin, Sun, Lin, Wu, Qiongzhi

“…With the fast development of high-speed railway (HSR), how to provide high-quality and cost-effective wireless services for HSR users has attracted increasing…”
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Decoupling between carbon source and sink induced by responses of daily stem growth to water availability in subtropical urban forests by Zheng, Ji, Sun, Ningxiao, Yan, Jingli, Liu, Chunjiang, Yin, Shan

“…Urban forests are anticipated to offer sustainable ecosystem services, necessitating a comprehensive understanding of the ways in which trees respond to…”
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Uneven PM2.5 dispersion pattern across an open-road vegetation barrier: Effects of planting combination and wind condition by Yan, Jingli, Sun, Ningxiao, Zheng, Ji, Zhang, Yuanyuan, Yin, Shan

“…The increased traffic-induced emissions contribute to the exacerbation of airborne particulate matter (PM) pollution. The vegetation barrier (VB) provides a…”
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Effects of the leaf functional traits of coniferous and broadleaved trees in subtropical monsoon regions on PM2.5 dry deposition velocities by Zhang, Xuyi, Lyu, Junyao, Han, Yujie, Sun, Ningxiao, Sun, Wen, Li, Jinman, Liu, Chunjiang, Yin, Shan

“…Plants can intercept airborne particulate matter through deposition. Different types of plants exhibit different functional leaf traits, which can affect the…”
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Individual effects of trichomes and leaf morphology on PM2.5 dry deposition velocity: A variable-control approach using species from the same family or genus by Zhang, Xuyi, Lyu, Junyao, Zeng, Yuxiao, Sun, Ningxiao, Liu, Chunjiang, Yin, Shan

“…Urban green infrastructure is closely linked to the alleviation of pollution from atmospheric particulate matter. Although particle deposition has been shown…”
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Selective capture of PM 2.5 by urban trees: The role of leaf wax composition and physiological traits in air quality enhancement by Chen, Dele, Yan, Jingli, Sun, Ningxiao, Sun, Wen, Zhang, Weikang, Long, Yuchong, Yin, Shan

“…Human health risks from particles with a diameter of less than 2.5 µm (PM ) highlight the role of urban trees as bio-filters in air pollution control. However,…”
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Selective capture of PM2.5 by urban trees: The role of leaf wax composition and physiological traits in air quality enhancement by Chen, Dele, Yan, Jingli, Sun, Ningxiao, Sun, Wen, Zhang, Weikang, Long, Yuchong, Yin, Shan

“…Human health risks from particles with a diameter of less than 2.5 µm (PM2.5) highlight the role of urban trees as bio-filters in air pollution control…”
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Coagulation effect of aero submicron particles on plant leaves: Measuring methods and potential mechanisms by Yin, Shan, Lyu, Junyao, Zhang, Xuyi, Han, Yujie, Zhu, Yanhua, Sun, Ningxiao, Sun, Wen, Liu, Chunjiang

“…Aero submicron particles (d < 1 μm) have attracted widely attention due to their difficulty in removal from the air and serious threat to human health. Leaves…”
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Sources and sinks evaluation of PAHs in leaves of Cinnamomum camphora in megacity: From the perspective of land-use types by Yin, Shan, Tian, Lu, Ma, Yingge, Tan, Haoxin, Xu, Lurong, Sun, Ningxiao, Meng, Hengyu, Liu, Chunjiang

“…Direct and indirect effects of complex urban land-use types on polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), including their total amount, composition, sources and…”
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Indirect method for determining the dry deposition velocity of submicron particulate matter on leaves by Zhang, Xuyi, Yin, Shan, Lyu, Junyao, Sun, Ningxiao, Shen, Guangrong, Liu, Chunjiang

“…Plant leaves, as natural receptors of airborne particles, can retain particles onto their surfaces, and absorb gaseous pollutants, thus mitigating air…”
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Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in leaves of Cinnamomum camphora along the urban–rural gradient of a megacity: Distribution varies in concentration and potential toxicity by Yin, Shan, Tan, Haoxin, Hui, Nan, Ma, Yingge, Tian, Lu, Sun, Ningxiao, Liu, Chunjiang

“…Rapid urbanization and industrialization have precipitated the significant urban-rural gradient involving various aspects of human-related activities…”
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Imbalanced plant stoichiometry at contrasting geologic-derived phosphorus sites in subtropics: the role of microelements and plant functional group by Wen, Jiahao, Ji, Huawei, Sun, Ningxiao, Tao, Huimin, Du, Baoming, Hui, Dafeng, Liu, Chunjiang

“…Background and Aim Subtropical soils are generally characterized as deficient in phosphorus (P), calcium (Ca) and magnesium (Mg), but rich in iron (Fe) and…”
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