| Expert Name | Prof. Linghao Li |
| Title | Professor and PI of RE group |
| Division | Institute of Botany |
| Institution | |
| City | Beijing |
| Country | Chinese |
| Telephone | 86 10 62836282/13718905539 |
| Email | llinghao(at)ibcas.ac.cn |
| Work Experience | Starting from 1994, I have attended various research projects concerning grassland ecology,
adaptive management of grassland ecosystems and restoration of degraded ecosystems in the
agro-pastoral region of north China. As an assistant principal investigator, I was responsible for two
major large –scale experimental and demonstrational projects dealing with basic scientific
mechanisms for degrading and restoring processes and controlling techniques and paradigm of
grasslands and farm lands in north China. Currently, I am the director of Duolun restoration ecology
research station where a multi-factor complex manipulation experiment has been going on to
examine the relationships between grassland ecosystems and global change since 2004. Based on the
above projects, over 100 peer reviewed papers were published in the high profile journals including
Nature, Ecology, Global Change Biology and so forth. |
| Qualifications | Bachelor’s, Agronomy, Inner
Mongolian Agricultural University, 1986; Master’s, Ecology, Institute of Water ans soil Conservation,
CAS, 1991; Ph D, Botany, Xiamen University, 1994 |
| Number of Publications | 160 |
| Awards | |
| Other Activities | |
| Publications | 1.Chen QS, Wang QB, Han XG, Wan SQ, Li LH*, 2010. Temporal and spatial variability and controls of soil respiration in a temperate steppe of northern China. Global Biogeochemical Cycles VOL. 24, GB2010, doi:10.1029/2009GB003538
2.Bai WM, Wan SQ, Niu SL, Liu WX, Chen QS, Zhang WH, Han XG, LH Li*,2010. Increased temperature and precipitation interact to affect root production, mortality, and turnover in a temperate steppe: Implications for ecosystem C cycling. Global Change Biology. 16: 1306-1316
3.Cheng WX, Chen QS, Xu YQ, Han XG and LH Li*, 2009. Climate and Ecosystem 15N Natural Abundance Along a Transect of Inner Mongolian Grasslands: Contrasting Regional Patterns and Global Patterns. Global Biogeochemical Cycles, doi:10.1029/2008GB003315.
4.Bai WM, Wang ZW, Chen QS, Zhang WH and LH Li*, 2008 . Spatial and temporal effects of nitrogen addition on root lifespan of Leymus chinensis in a typical steppe of Inner Mongolia. Functional Ecology, 22: 583-591.
5.Yuan ZY, Li Linghao* et al., 2006. Nitrogen response efficiency increased monotonically with decreasing soil resource availability: a case study from a semiarid grassland in northern China. Oecologia, 148: 564-572. |
| Discipline | Forest and Rangeland Dynamics |
| Last updated | 16/08/2011 16:41:00 |
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