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Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

Biodiversity simulation of Poyang Lake wetlands by using InVEST model under different scenarios

Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

Analysis of the spatio-temporal variation in net primary productivity of grassland during the past 10 years in Xinjiang

Conference material • 2014

Proceedings of the International Joint Conference of AsiaFlux, HESSS, and KSAFM

Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

Behind The Sacred Tree: Local People and Their Natural Resources Sustainability, Reinwardtia

Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

Grassland coverage inter-annual variation and its coupling relation with hydrothermal factors in China during 1982–2010

Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

1982-2010 nian Zhongguo caodi fugaidu de shikong dongtai ji qi dui qihou bianhua de xiangying [Spatial-temporal dynamics of grassland coverage and its response to climate change in China during 1982-2010]

Peer-reviewed publication • 2014

Dynamic of grassland vegetation degradation and its quantitative assessment in the northwest China

Report • 2014

2014 Baroro Watershed Participatory Management Training Launched with UPLB, DENR and La Union Province

Project • ARCP2015-01CMY-Miyata, ARCP2014-04CMY-Miyata, ARCP2013-14NMY-Miyata

Toward CarboAsia: Integration and Syntheses of Terrestrial Ecosystem Flux Data in Tropics/Subtropics and Croplands in Asia by Activating Regional Tower-based Observation Networks

Project • ARCP2015-03CMY-Li, ARCP2014-06CMY-Li, ARCP2013-16NMY-Li

Assessing Spatiotemporal Variability of NPP, NEP and Carbon Sinks of Global Grassland Ecosystem in Response to Climate Change in 1911-2011

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