Independent experts nominated by country party

Linghao Li

Title
Prof.
First name
Linghao
Last name
Li
Gender
M
Nominating Country
Date of Nomination
Other Disciplines
Forest and Rangeland Dynamics
Ecology/Ecosystems
Restoration Ecology
Other
UN languages spoken

English

Geographical Focus
Mongolia
Job function
Professor and PI of RE group
Division
Institute of Botany
Email
llinghao@ibcas.ac.cn
Telephone number
86 10 62836282/13718905539
Work experience
Starting from 1994, I have attended various research projects concerning grassland ecology, _x000D_
adaptive management of grassland ecosystems and restoration of degraded ecosystems in the _x000D_
agro-pastoral region of north China. As an assistant principal investigator, I was responsible for two _x000D_
major large –scale experimental and demonstrational projects dealing with basic scientific _x000D_
mechanisms for degrading and restoring processes and controlling techniques and paradigm of _x000D_
grasslands and farm lands in north China. Currently, I am the director of Duolun restoration ecology _x000D_
research station where a multi-factor complex manipulation experiment has been going on to _x000D_
examine the relationships between grassland ecosystems and global change since 2004. Based on the _x000D_
above projects, over 100 peer reviewed papers were published in the high profile journals including _x000D_
Nature, Ecology, Global Change Biology and so forth.
Highest Academic achievement and qualification
Bachelor’s, Agronomy, Inner _x000D_
Mongolian Agricultural University, 1986; Master’s, Ecology, Institute of Water ans soil Conservation, _x000D_
CAS, 1991; Ph D, Botany, Xiamen University, 1994
Number of Publications
160
Publication titles
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 _x000D_
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_x000D_
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. _x000D_
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. _x000D_
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.
Organisation name
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Organisation street address
No 20, Nanxincun _x000D_
, Xiangshan, Haidian District, 100093
Organisation city
Beijing
Organisation country
China