Professor
Yonghong Xie / Professor
E-mail：xyh@isa.ac.cn
Phone：(86)-731-84615203
Fax：(86)-731-84612685
Resume
Pro. Xie was granted the Bachelor and the Master degree of Agronomy by Hunan Agriculture University in 1997 and 2000 respectively, the Doctor degree of Botany by Wuhan University in 2003 and the Post-doctor of Biology by Nanjing University in 2005. After graduation, worked as a professor in the Northeast Institute of Geography and Agriculture, CAS during 2005-2006, and went to Flinders University as a high-level visitorial scholar during 2006.2-2006.5. After that, came to the Institute of Subtropical Agriculture, CAS as a researcher till now.
The scholarship Pro. Xie has got, including the Associate stationmaster of Dongting Lake Station for Wetland Ecosystem Research, Doctoral Tutor, the vice-director of International Research Center of Dongting Lake Wetlands, Editor of Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology. Meanwhile, he has received honors, such as the "outstanding post-graduate" of Wuhan University, the " talent development foundation" of the Personnel Office of Jilin Province, the "outstanding young scientists and technicians" of Guangzhou Branch, the CAS, the "Youth Learning Award" and "Nomination Award of the Ten Outstanding Youth "of the units belong to Hunan Province. Pro. Xie has long been engaged in the research of wetland ecology and good at plant ecology. Studying fields include the formation mechanisms of the zonation of wetland vegetation, ecological consequences of the major human projects, biological invasion, responses of wetland vegetation to the global climate change, rehabilitation of wetland vegetation, etc. Recently, he has chaired or participated in nine projects, such as the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the knowledge innovation project of Chinese Academy of Sciences, "973" Thematic. Pro. Xie has published (including printing) 37 research papers (including 17 papers published in SCI source，total cited times 65), participated in writing one book, and authorized two invention patents.
The scholarship Pro. Xie has got, including the Associate stationmaster of Dongting Lake Station for Wetland Ecosystem Research, Doctoral Tutor, the vice-director of International Research Center of Dongting Lake Wetlands, Editor of Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology. Meanwhile, he has received honors, such as the "outstanding post-graduate" of Wuhan University, the " talent development foundation" of the Personnel Office of Jilin Province, the "outstanding young scientists and technicians" of Guangzhou Branch, the CAS, the "Youth Learning Award" and "Nomination Award of the Ten Outstanding Youth "of the units belong to Hunan Province. Pro. Xie has long been engaged in the research of wetland ecology and good at plant ecology. Studying fields include the formation mechanisms of the zonation of wetland vegetation, ecological consequences of the major human projects, biological invasion, responses of wetland vegetation to the global climate change, rehabilitation of wetland vegetation, etc. Recently, he has chaired or participated in nine projects, such as the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the knowledge innovation project of Chinese Academy of Sciences, "973" Thematic. Pro. Xie has published (including printing) 37 research papers (including 17 papers published in SCI source，total cited times 65), participated in writing one book, and authorized two invention patents.
Current project
National Natural Science Foundation of China: Study on the formation and sustain mechanism of plant distribution pattern in the Sanjiang Plain marsh (30670201);
National Natural Science Foundation of China: Study on the process and mechanism of vegetation succession after “returning farmland into lake” in the Dongting Lake area— A case study in the Qingshanyuan (30770362);
The Field Frontier Program of Knowledge Innovation Engineering of CAS: Study on ecosystem evolution and functional process after “returning farmland into lake” in the Dongting Lake area (0651011030);
The Key Directional Program of Knowledge Innovation Engineering of CAS: Study on the key process of ecosystem evolution in the Dongting Lake wetland (KZCX2-YW-435);
Special Topical of the National Basic Research Program (973) of China: Coupling mechanism between biological production of submerged macrophytes and hydrological processes (2006CB403301-05);
Special Topical of the National Basic Research Program (973) of China: Interactive mechanism between biological diversity and habitat changes in the Dongting Lake wetland (2009CB421103-02);
Special sub-topical of The Key Directional Program of Knowledge Innovation Engineering of CAS: Wetland distribution and ecological impacts in the Dongting Lake (KZCX1-YW-08-01).
National Natural Science Foundation of China: Study on the process and mechanism of vegetation succession after “returning farmland into lake” in the Dongting Lake area— A case study in the Qingshanyuan (30770362);
The Field Frontier Program of Knowledge Innovation Engineering of CAS: Study on ecosystem evolution and functional process after “returning farmland into lake” in the Dongting Lake area (0651011030);
The Key Directional Program of Knowledge Innovation Engineering of CAS: Study on the key process of ecosystem evolution in the Dongting Lake wetland (KZCX2-YW-435);
Special Topical of the National Basic Research Program (973) of China: Coupling mechanism between biological production of submerged macrophytes and hydrological processes (2006CB403301-05);
Special Topical of the National Basic Research Program (973) of China: Interactive mechanism between biological diversity and habitat changes in the Dongting Lake wetland (2009CB421103-02);
Special sub-topical of The Key Directional Program of Knowledge Innovation Engineering of CAS: Wetland distribution and ecological impacts in the Dongting Lake (KZCX1-YW-08-01).
Article
1 Li, Y., Zhang, C., Xie Y. *, Liu, F. 2009. Germination of Deyeuxia angustifolia as affected by soil type, burial depth, water depth and oxygen level. Mitig. Adapt. Strateg. Glob. Change 14，(in press)
2 Xie, Y., Ren, B., Li, F. 2009. Increased nutrient supply facilitates acclimation to high water level in the marsh plant Deyeuxia angustifolia: the response of root morphology. Aquat. Bot. 91, 1-5.
3 Luo, W., Xie, Y. *. 2009. Growth and morphological responses to water level and nutrient supply in three emergent macrophyte species. Hydrobiologia 624,151-160.
4 Luo, W., Song, F., Xie, Y. * 2008. Trade-off between tolerance to drought and tolerance to flooding in three wetland plants. Wetlands 28，866-873.
5 Xie, Y., Luo, W., Wang, K., Ren, B. 2008. Root growth dynamics of the marsh plant Deyeuxia angustifolia in response to water level. Aquat. Bot. 89, 292-296.
6 Xie, Y., Luo, W., Li, Y., Lu, Y., 2007. Morphological and physiological response to sediment type and light availability in roots of the submerged plant Myriophyllum spicatum. Ann. Bot. 100, 1517-1523
7 Li, Y., Xie, Y. *, Ren, B., Luo, W., Huang, J., 2007. Oxygen enhances the recovery of Potamogeton maackianus from prolonged exposure to very low irradiance. Aquat. Bot. 86, 295-299
8 Xie, Y., Deng, W., Wang, J., 2007. Root morphology and distribution of Vallisneria natans in heterogentious sediment environments. Aquat. Bot. 86, 9-13.
9 Xie, Y., An, S., Wu, B., Wang, W., 2006. Density-dependent root morphology and root distribution in the submerged plant Vallisneria natans. Environ. Exp. Bot.57, 195-200.
10 Xie, Y., An, S., Wu, B., 2005. Resource allocation in the submerged plant Vallisneria natans related to sediment type, rather than water-column nutrients. Freshwater Biol. 50, 391-402.
11 Xie, Y., An, S., Yao, X., Xiao, K., 2005. Short-time response in root morphology of Vallisneria natans to sediment type and water-column nutrient. Aquat. Bot. 81, 85-96.
12 Xie, Y., Yu, D., Ren, B., 2004. The effects of nitrogen and phosphorus availability on the decomposition of aquatic plants. Aquat. Bot. 80, 29-37.
13 Xie, Y., Wen, M., Yu, D., Li, Y., 2004. Growth and resource allocation of water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) as affected by gradually increasing nutrient concentrations. Aquat. Bot. 79, 257-266.
14 Xie, Y., Qin, H., Yu, D., 2004. Nutrient limitation to the decomposition of water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes). Hydrobiologia 529, 105-112.
15 Xie, Y., Yu, D., Geng, X., Yang, Y., 2004. Phenotypic plasticity in submerged plant Potamogeton crispus in response to elevated [CO2]. J. Freshwater Ecol. 19, 701-708.
16 Xie, Y., Yu, D., 2003. The significance of lateral roots in phosphorus (P) acquisition of water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes). Aquat. Bot. 75, 311-321.
2 Xie, Y., Ren, B., Li, F. 2009. Increased nutrient supply facilitates acclimation to high water level in the marsh plant Deyeuxia angustifolia: the response of root morphology. Aquat. Bot. 91, 1-5.
3 Luo, W., Xie, Y. *. 2009. Growth and morphological responses to water level and nutrient supply in three emergent macrophyte species. Hydrobiologia 624,151-160.
4 Luo, W., Song, F., Xie, Y. * 2008. Trade-off between tolerance to drought and tolerance to flooding in three wetland plants. Wetlands 28，866-873.
5 Xie, Y., Luo, W., Wang, K., Ren, B. 2008. Root growth dynamics of the marsh plant Deyeuxia angustifolia in response to water level. Aquat. Bot. 89, 292-296.
6 Xie, Y., Luo, W., Li, Y., Lu, Y., 2007. Morphological and physiological response to sediment type and light availability in roots of the submerged plant Myriophyllum spicatum. Ann. Bot. 100, 1517-1523
7 Li, Y., Xie, Y. *, Ren, B., Luo, W., Huang, J., 2007. Oxygen enhances the recovery of Potamogeton maackianus from prolonged exposure to very low irradiance. Aquat. Bot. 86, 295-299
8 Xie, Y., Deng, W., Wang, J., 2007. Root morphology and distribution of Vallisneria natans in heterogentious sediment environments. Aquat. Bot. 86, 9-13.
9 Xie, Y., An, S., Wu, B., Wang, W., 2006. Density-dependent root morphology and root distribution in the submerged plant Vallisneria natans. Environ. Exp. Bot.57, 195-200.
10 Xie, Y., An, S., Wu, B., 2005. Resource allocation in the submerged plant Vallisneria natans related to sediment type, rather than water-column nutrients. Freshwater Biol. 50, 391-402.
11 Xie, Y., An, S., Yao, X., Xiao, K., 2005. Short-time response in root morphology of Vallisneria natans to sediment type and water-column nutrient. Aquat. Bot. 81, 85-96.
12 Xie, Y., Yu, D., Ren, B., 2004. The effects of nitrogen and phosphorus availability on the decomposition of aquatic plants. Aquat. Bot. 80, 29-37.
13 Xie, Y., Wen, M., Yu, D., Li, Y., 2004. Growth and resource allocation of water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) as affected by gradually increasing nutrient concentrations. Aquat. Bot. 79, 257-266.
14 Xie, Y., Qin, H., Yu, D., 2004. Nutrient limitation to the decomposition of water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes). Hydrobiologia 529, 105-112.
15 Xie, Y., Yu, D., Geng, X., Yang, Y., 2004. Phenotypic plasticity in submerged plant Potamogeton crispus in response to elevated [CO2]. J. Freshwater Ecol. 19, 701-708.
16 Xie, Y., Yu, D., 2003. The significance of lateral roots in phosphorus (P) acquisition of water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes). Aquat. Bot. 75, 311-321.
