Yiqing Li

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University of Hawaii

United States

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Yiqing Li is a Professor at the University of Hawaii at Hilo, USA. His research focuses on soil carbon decomposition, microbial ecology, and the impacts of environmental changes on nutrient dynamics in subtropical and tropical ecosystems. Recent publications include studies on the effects of warming, nutrient deposition, and forest conversion on soil and microbial processes.

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Texas A&M University

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The dominance of K-strategy microbes enhances the potential of soil carbon decomposition under long-term warming

Fourteen-year field experiment reveals neutral effects of N and P deposition on abundance and stoichiometric traits of the earthworm Pontoscolex corethrurus in tropical plantations

Phosphorus addition enhances heterotrophic respiration but reduces root respiration in a subtropical plantation forest

Divergent effects of short-term warming on microbial resource limitation between topsoil and subsoil in a young subtropical Chinese fir forest

A hydroponic vertical greening system for disposal and utilization of pre-treated Blackwater: Optimization of the operating conditions

Stability of soil organic carbon during forest conversion is more sensitive in deep soil than in topsoil in subtropical forests

Changes in soil carbon and nitrogen stocks and microbial community after forest conversion in a subtropical region

Enhancement of algae ponds for rural domestic sewage treatment by prolonging daylight using artificial lamps

Enzyme stoichiometry indicates the variation of microbial nutrient requirements at different soil depths in subtropical forests

The effects of warming and nitrogen addition on fine root exudation rates in a young Chinese-fir stand

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