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Clonal integration in Phagmites australis mitigates effects of oil pollution on greenhouse gas emissions in a coastal wetland 期刊论文
SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, 2020, 卷号: 739, 页码: 10
作者:  Yuan, Qing-Ye;  Alpert, Peter;  An, Jing;  Gao, Jun-Qin;  Han, Guang-Xuan;  Yu, Fei-Hai
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Carbon dioxide  Clonal integration  Crude oil contamination  Methane  Nitrous oxide  
Short-term effects of soil moisture on soil organic carbon decomposition in a coastal wetland of the Yellow River Delta 期刊论文
HYDROBIOLOGIA, 2020, 页码: 13
作者:  Qu, Wendi;  Han, Guangxuan;  Wang, Jian;  Li, Juanyong;  Zhao, Mingliang;  He, Wenjun;  Li, Xinge;  Wei, Siyu
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Soil moisture  Soil organic carbon decomposition  CO2  CH4  Coastal wetland  
Inundation depth affects ecosystem CO(2)and CH(4)exchange by changing plant productivity in a freshwater wetland in the Yellow River Estuary 期刊论文
PLANT AND SOIL, 2020, 页码: 16
作者:  Zhao, Mingliang;  Han, Guangxuan;  Wu, Haitao;  Song, Weimin;  Chu, Xiaojing;  Li, Juanyong;  Qu, Wendi;  Li, Xinge;  Wei, Siyu;  Eller, Franziska;  Jiang, Changsheng
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Inundation depth center dot Plant productivity center dot Net ecosystem CO(2)exchange center dot Ecosystem respiration center dot Ecosystem CH(4)fluxes  
Tidal effects on ecosystem CO2 exchange at multiple timescales in a salt marsh in the Yellow River Delta 期刊论文
ESTUARINE COASTAL AND SHELF SCIENCE, 2020, 卷号: 238, 页码: 106727
作者:  Wei, Siyu;  Han, Guangxuan;  Jia, Xin;  Song, Weimin;  Chu, Xiaojing;  He, Wenjun;  Xia, Jianyang;  Wu, Haitao
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CARBON-DIOXIDE FLUXES  ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS  SOIL CO2  SEMIARID SHRUBLAND  WAVELET COHERENCE  COASTAL WETLANDS  BLUE CARBON  WATER  TEMPERATURE  PHOTOSYNTHESIS