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    Exploring grazing intensity effects: nitrogen uptake in grassland species and soil carbon allocation

    Grazing drives carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) dynamics of grasslands through livestock trampling, defoliation, and excretion. Still, the responses of N uptake by plant species and simultaneous C allocation into t...

    **g Zhou, Yong Ding, Yuqiang Tian, **ngliang Xu, Anna Gunina in Plant and Soil (2024)

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    Clonal integration under heterogeneous water environment increases plant biomass and nitrogen uptake in a temperate steppe

    Clonal integration between ramets under heterogeneous environment has crucial implications for the clonal plants, is widely distribute in the arid ecosystems because it helps to transfer water and nutrients fr...

    Yuqiang Tian, Yu Cui, Shuhai Wen, **aobing Li, Minghua Song, **aoxia Chen… in Plant and Soil (2023)

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    Interactions between intercropped Avena sativa and Agropyron cristatum for nitrogen uptake

    The effect of crop** regime on nitrogen (N) uptake in two coexisting plant grass species (Avena sativa and Agropyron cristatum) was investigated.

    Min Liu, Huimin Li, **g**g Song, Minghua Song, Na Qiao, Yuqiang Tian… in Plant and Soil (2020)

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    The effects of changes in water and nitrogen availability on alien plant invasion into a stand of a native grassland species

    Plant invasions are a major component of global change, but they may be affected by other global change components. Here we used a mesocosm-pot experiment to test whether high water availability, nitrogen (N) ...

    Yanjie Liu, Min Liu, **ngliang Xu, Yuqiang Tian, Zhen Zhang, Mark van Kleunen in Oecologia (2018)

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    Nitrogen competition between three dominant plant species and microbes in a temperate grassland

    To test the hypothesis that dominant plant species could acquire different nitrogen (N) forms over a spatial scale and they also have the ability to compete for available N with microbes.

    Shengnan Ouyang, Yuqiang Tian, Qianyuan Liu, Li Zhang, Ruixue Wang… in Plant and Soil (2016)

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    Kin selection or resource partitioning for growing with siblings: implications from measurements of nitrogen uptake

    Kin selection and resource partitioning have been proposed to explain interactions between plants growing with siblings (from the same mother). These mechanisms have been examined by measurements of fitness, p...

    Li Zhang, Qianyuan Liu, Yuqiang Tian, **ngliang Xu, Hua Ouyang in Plant and Soil (2016)

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    Interactions of plant species mediated plant competition for inorganic nitrogen with soil microorganisms in an alpine meadow

    Sources of competition for limited soil resources, such as nitrogen, include competitive interactions among different plant species and between plants and soil microbes. We hypothesized that plant interactions...

    Minghua Song, **ngliang Xu, Qiwu Hu, Yuqiang Tian, Hua Ouyang… in Plant and Soil (2007)