| 全选 |
作者 |
标题 |
期刊 |
年，卷期，页码 |
| 151 |
曹莹芳,郭小伟,周庚,曹广民,杜岩功 |
青藏高原高寒草甸N2O排放速率及其对降水和气温响应特征
|
草原与草坪 |
2017,37(4):20-25 |
| 152 |
胡宜刚,张振华,Qi Wang,汪诗平,Zhishan Zhang,Zengru Wang,Guangping Xu,Mingyuan Du,Feike A. Dijkstra |
Variations of N2O fluxes in response to warming and cooling in an alpine meadow on the Tibetan Plateau
|
Climatic Change |
2017,0(1):1-14 |
| 153 |
张振华,朱小雪,汪诗平 |
Nitrous oxide emissions from different land uses affected by managements on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau
|
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology |
2017,0(246):133-141 |
| 154 |
Bin Wang,Haiyan Jin,李奇,陈懂懂,赵亮,Yanhong Tang,Tomomichi Kato,古松 |
Diurnal and Seasonal Variations in the Net Ecosystem CO2 Exchange of a Pasture in the Three-River Source Region of the Qinghai？Tibetan Plateau
|
PLOS ONE |
2017,0(1):e0170963-e0170963 |
| 155 |
Zhang, X., Y. Tan, B. Zhang, A. Li, S. Daryanto, L. Wang, J. Huang |
The impacts of precipitation increase and nitrogen addition on soil respiration in a semiarid temperate steppe.
|
Ecosphere |
2017,8(1):e01655 |
| 156 |
Wang, B., Y. Wu, D. Chen |
Stable isotopes of carbon and nitrogen help to predict the belowground communities at a regional scale.
|
Scientific Reports |
2017,7(0):7276 |
| 157 |
Wang, L., H. Liu, C. Bernhofer |
Response of carbon dioxide exchange to grazing intensity over typical steppes in a semi-arid area of Inner Mongolia.
|
Theoretical and Applied Climatology |
2017,128(0):719-730 |
| 158 |
Chen, W., X. Zheng, B. Wolf, Z. Yao, C. Liu, K. Butterbach-Bahl, N. Brüggemann |
Long-term grazing effects on soil-atmosphere exchanges of CO2, CH4 and N2O at different grasslands in Inner Mongolia: A soil core study.
|
Ecological Indicators |
2017,0(0):DOI:10.1016/j.ecolind.2017.09.035 |
| 159 |
Zhao, W., Z. Hu, S. Li, Q. Guo, H. Yang, T. Zhang |
Impact of land use conversion on soil organic carbon stocks in an agro-pastoral ecotone of Inner Mongolia.
|
Journal of Geographical Sciences |
2017,27(8):999-1010 |
| 160 |
Zhang, B., J. Zhu, Q. Pan, Y. Liu, S. Chen, D. Chen, Y. Yan, S. Dou, X. Han |
Grassland species respond differently to altered precipitation amount and pattern.
|
Environmental and Experimental Botany |
2017,137(0):166-176 |