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Lakes shifted from a carbon dioxide source to a sink over past two decades in China
Qitao Xiao; Xiao, Q.;
Xiaofeng Xu
; et al.
Science Bulletin
, 2024,
journal article
,
Grants Research and Enterprise Writing (GREW) Fellows
Carbon sequestration
China
Climatic changes
Lakes
Climatic versus Anthropogenic Controls of Decadal Trends (1983-2017) in Algal Blooms in Lakes and Reservoirs across China
Song, K.; Song, Kaishan; Fang, C.; Fang, Chong; Jacinthe, P.A.; Jacinthe, Pierre-Andre; Wen, Z.; Wen, Zhidan; Liu, G.; Liu, Ge;
Xiaofeng Xu
; et al.
Environmental Science & Technology
, 2021,
journal article
,
Grants Research and Enterprise Writing (GREW) Fellows
Algal blooms
Freshwater ecology
Lakes
Limnology
Effect of water-level fluctuations on methane and carbon dioxide dynamics in a shallow lake of Northern China: Implications for wetland restoration
Yuan, X.; Liu, Q.; Cui, B.;
Xiaofeng Xu
; et al.
Journal of Hydrology
, 2021,
journal article
,
Grants Research and Enterprise Writing (GREW) Fellows
Carbon dioxide
Lakes
Methane
Wetland restoration
Coregulation of nitrous oxide emissions by nitrogen and temperature in China's third largest freshwater lake (Lake Taihu)
Xiao, Q.;
Xiaofeng Xu
; et al.
Limnology and Oceanography
, 2019,
journal article
,
Grants Research and Enterprise Writing (GREW) Fellows
China
Lakes
Nitrogen
Temperature
Heavy metal contamination of cultivated wetland soils along a typical plateau lake from southwest China
Bai, J.; Bai, Junhong; Cui, B.; Cui, Baoshan; Yang, Z.; Yang, Zhifeng;
Xiaofeng Xu
; et al.
Environmental Earth Sciences
, 2010,
journal article
,
Grants Research and Enterprise Writing (GREW) Fellows
Heavy metals
Lakes
Southwest China
Wetlands