RESEARCH NEWS

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  How Does Poplar Respond and Adapt to Co-stresses of Ozone and Metal Heavy?

  Soil contamination and air pollution are currently two of global environmental problems that threat human health and terrestrial ecosystem.

  May 13, 2019
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  Response and Interaction of Autochthonous Soil Viruses and Bacteria Driven by Nitrogen Fertilizer

  Dynamics of bacterial and viral communities in paddy soil with irrigation and urea application.

  May 05, 2019
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  Researchers estimate the spatiotemporal patterns of carbon storage in forest ecosystems

  As the biggest carbon pool in terrestrial ecosystems, forest ecosystems play an important role in carbon sequestration to mitigate global climate change and significantly contribute to the global carbon balance.

  Apr 08, 2019
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  Scientists Show How Nitrogen Deposition Affects Plant Community Nutrient Status

  Grasslands play an important role in global nutrient cycling. Plant nutrient status is important controller for several fundamental ecological processes and could provide key scientific guidance for grassland management.

  Apr 03, 2019
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  Mowing Mediate the Negative Effects of Nitrogen Deposition on Plant Diversity

  Human activities have substantially altered global nitrogen (N) cycling, resulting in large amounts of reactive N being deposited into terrestrial ecosystems.

  Apr 03, 2019
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  New study uncovers the regulatory effects of tree mycorrhizal associations on temperate forest community structure

  Forest is the main body of the land ecosystem and plays an important role in global carbon cycle.

  Apr 01, 2019
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  Researchers Identify Microbial Taxonomic and Functional Structure Patterns in Chinese Alpine Grasslands

  Currently, investigating the structure-function relationships in ecological communities remain a major goal for ecologists.

  Mar 25, 2019
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  Scientists Find Effects of 3, 4-Dimethylpyrazole Phosphate (DMPP) on the Abundance of Ammonia Oxidizers and Denitrifiers

  The excessive application of nitrogen (N) fertilizer causes N loss from agricultural soil, through leaching and gaseous losses, such as nitrous oxide (N2O), which have a negative effect on the environment.

  Mar 21, 2019
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  Researchers evaluate the efficiency of nitrogen and phosphorus removal by macrophytes from eutrophic water

  Eutrophication is a widespread and increasing problem in water resources in many countries. The riparian zone receives and retains large amounts of nutrient inputs from farmland.

  Mar 20, 2019
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  Researchers Reveal Seasonal Pattern of δ15N-NH4+ in Rainfall and NH3 Sources at Qingyuan Station, CAS

  Since the industrial revolution, the atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition has rapidly increased as a result of the ever-accelerated increasing of anthropogenic emissions of reactive forms of N. Excessive N deposition can have a series of negative effects on terrestrial ecosystems,

  Mar 05, 2019