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Hu Du
Hu Du　/　Professor

E-mail：hudu@isa.ac.cn
Fax：0731-84612685

Article

1.Du H, Zeng F P, Song T Q, Liu K P, Wang K L, Liu M X*. Water depletion of climax forests over humid karst terrain: Patterns, controlling factors and implications. Agricultural Water Management, 2021, 244, 106541.

2.Lu M Z, Du H*, Song T Q, Peng W X, Su L, Zhang H, Zeng Z X, Wang K L, Zeng F P*. Effects of density dependence in an evergreen-deciduous broadleaf karst forest in southwest China. Forest Ecology and management, 2021, 490: 119142.

3.Liu L, Zeng F P, Song T Q, Wang K L, Du H*. Stand structure and abiotic factors modulate karst forest biomass in Southwest China. Forests, 2020, 11,443.

4.Du H, Liu L, Su L, Zeng F P, Wang K L, Peng W X, Zhang H, Song T Q*. Seasonal changes and vertical distribution of fine root biomass during vegetation restoration in a karst area, southwest China. Frontiers in plant science, 2019, 9: 2001.

5.Su L#, Du H#, Zeng F P, Peng W X, Rizwan M, Nú?ez-Delgado A, Zhou Y Y, Song T Q, Wang H. Soil and fine roots ecological stoichiometry in different vegetation restoration stages in a karst area, southwest China. Journal of environmental management, 2019, 252: 109694.

6.Du H, Hu F, Zeng F P, Wang K L, Peng W X, Zhang H, Zeng Z X, Zhang F, Song T Q*. Spatial distribution of tree species in evergreen-deciduous broadleaf karst forests in southwest China. Scientific Reports, 2017, 7: 15664.

7.Hu F#, Du H#, Zeng F P, Peng W X, Song T Q. Plant community characteristics and their relationships with soil properties in a Karst region of southwest China. Contemporary Problems of Ecology, 2017, 10(6):707-716.

8.Du H, Zeng F P, Peng W X, Wang K L, Zhang H, Liu L, Song T Q*. Carbon storage in a eucalyptus plantation chronosequence in southern China. Forests, 2015, 6(6): 1763-1778.

9.Du H, Peng W X, Song T Q*, Zeng F P, Wang K L, Song M, Zhang H. Spatial pattern of woody plants and their environmental interpretation in the karst forest of southwest China. Plant Biosystems, 2015, 149(1):121-130.

10.Du H, Wang K L, Peng W X, Zeng F P, Song T Q*, Zhang H, Lu S Y. Spatial Heterogeneity of Soil Mineral Oxide Components in Depression Between Karst Hills, Southwest China. Chinese Geographical Science, 2014, 24(2): 163-179.