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Bacterial responses to environmental change on the Tibetan Plateau over the past half century 期刊论文
ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY, 2016, 卷号: 18, 期号: 6, 页码: 1930-1941
Authors:  Liu, YQ (Liu, Yongqin);  Priscu, JC (Priscu, John C.);  Yao, TD (Yao, Tandong);  Vick-Majors, TJ (Vick-Majors, Trista J.);  Xu, BQ (Xu, Baiqing);  Jiao, NZ (Jiao, Nianzhi);  Santibez, P (Santibez, Pamela);  Huang, SJ (Huang, Sijun);  Wang, NL (Wang, Ninglian);  Greenwood, M (Greenwood, Mark);  Michaud, AB (Michaud, Alexander B.);  Kang, SC (Kang, Shichang);  Wang, JJ (Wang, Jianjun);  Gao, Q (Gao, Qun);  Yang, YF (Yang, Yunfeng);  Liu, YQ
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Climate-change  Ice Core  Microbial Communities  Different Ecosystems  Global Atmosphere  Dust  Deposition  Diversity  Impact  Microorganisms  
Northward-shift of temperature zones in China's eco-geographical study under future climate scenario 期刊论文
JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCES, 2010, 卷号: 20, 期号: 5, 页码: 643-651
Authors:  Wu SH(吴绍洪);  Zheng;  D (Zheng Du);  Yin;  YH (Yin Yunhe);  Lin;  ED (Lin Erda);  Xu;  YL (Xu Yinlong);  Wu SH(吴绍洪)
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NET PRIMARY PRODUCTION  SOIL THERMAL DYNAMICS  GLOBAL CLIMATE-CHANGE  PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY  ALPINE GRADIENTS  RESPONSES  CHINA  CO2  ATMOSPHERE  EXCHANGE  
Carbon dynamics of terrestrial ecosystems on the Tibetan Plateau during the 20th century: an analysis with a process-based biogeochemical model 期刊论文
GLOBAL ECOLOGY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY, 2010, 卷号: 19, 期号: 5, 页码: 649-662
Authors:  Zhuang;  Q (Zhuang;  Q.);  He J(何杰);  Lu;  Y (Lu;  Y.);  Ji;  L (Ji;  L.);  Xiao;  J (Xiao;  J.);  Luo TX(罗天祥);  Zhuang, Q
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NET PRIMARY PRODUCTION  SOIL THERMAL DYNAMICS  GLOBAL CLIMATE-CHANGE  PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY  ALPINE GRADIENTS  RESPONSES  CHINA  CO2  ATMOSPHERE  EXCHANGE