Area of research
Soil Science · Global and Planetary Change
Research interest
Research focused on Earthworm and Eisenia fetida, with related work in Environmental science, Vermicompost, Waterlogging (archaeology). Notable publications include 'Earthworm biomass and population structure are negatively associated with changes in organic residue nitrogen concentration during vermicomposting', 'Microbial activity was greater in soils added with herb residue vermicompost than chemical fertilizer', and 'An Alternative Risk Assessment Model of Urban Waterlogging: A Case Study of Ningbo City'.
Intensive culture of anecic earthworms (Amynthas aspergillum) under monoculture and coculture: impacts on vertical soil organic carbon accumulation via regulating microbial biomass and community structure in South China
Vegetation restoration of abandoned cropland improves soil ecosystem multifunctionality through alleviating nitrogen-limitation in the China Danxia
A High Accumulation of Dissolved Organic Matter in the Water Resulting from Terrestrial Input into a Large, Shallow Steppe Lake
Vegetation restoration of abandoned cropland improves soil phosphorus availability and microbial activities in the Danxia degraded region
Growing maize while biological remediating a multiple metal-contaminated soil: a promising solution with the hyperaccumulator plant Sedum alfredii and the earthworm Amynthas morrisi
Ecologically different earthworm species are the driving force of microbial hotspots influencing Pb uptake by the leafy vegetable Brassica campestris
Growth and Pb Uptake of Brassica campestris Enhanced by Two Ecological Earthworm Species in Relation to Soil Physicochemical Properties
Earthworm biomass and population structure are negatively associated with changes in organic residue nitrogen concentration during vermicomposting
An Alternative Risk Assessment Model of Urban Waterlogging: A Case Study of Ningbo City
Microbial activity was greater in soils added with herb residue vermicompost than chemical fertilizer
Effects of a native earthworm species (Amynthas morrisi) and Eisenia fetida on metal fractions in a multi-metal polluted soil from South China
[Effects of herb residue vermicompost on maize growth and soil fertility].
PubMed 2013cited by 4position: middle
[Effects of composting with earthworm on the chemical and biological properties of agricultural organic wastes: a principal component analysis].
PubMed 2012cited by 2position: middle