Junyong Li

2018-05-18 12:39


Contact information

E-mail: lijunyong0309@vip.henu.edu.cn

Tel: 0371-23881856


Research interests:

Global change and Seedbank of terrestrial ecosystems

Biodiversity and Species regeneration

Soil ecology


Education:

2010 - 2016, Lanzhou University, Plant Ecology, Ph.D.

2006 - 2010, Lanzhou University, Biotechnology, BS

 

Work experience:

2016 - Postdoctoral fellow, College of environment and planning, Henan University  


Research projects:

The underlining mechanism of shrubs influencing tree seedlings establishment among different forest ecosystem (2017M622335, funded by China Postdoctoral Science Foundation), 2018-2019, PI

The above- and belowground pathways of shrubs influencing tree seedlings establishment among different forest ecosystem (funded by Henan Postdoctoral Science Foundation), 2018-2019, PI

 

Publications

1. Li J, Zhang C, Yang Z, et al. Grazing and fertilization influence plant species richness via direct and indirect pathways in an alpine meadow of the eastern Tibetan Plateau. Grass & Forage Science, 2016, 72(2):343-354.

2. Zhang C, Willis C G, Klein J A, Li J, et al. Recovery of plant species diversity during long-term experimental warming of a species-rich alpine meadow community on the Qinghai-Tibet plateau. Biological Conservation, 2017, 213:218-224.

3. Hu J, Chen G R, Hassan W M, Li J, et al. Fertilization influences the nematode community through changing the plant community in the Tibetan Plateau. European Journal of Soil Biology, 2017, 78:7-16.

4. Liu Y, Lin M, Li J, et al. Resource availability differentially drives community assemblages of plants and their root-associated arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi. Plant & Soil, 2015, 386(1-2):341-355.

5. Zhang P, Zhou X, Li J, et al. Space resource utilisation: a novel indicator to quantify species competitive ability for light. Scientific Reports, 2015, 5:16832.

6. Ma Z, Ma M, Baskin J M, Li J, et al. Responses of alpine meadow seed bank and vegetation to nine consecutive years of soil fertilization. Ecological Engineering, 2014, 70(9):92-101.