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2015-06-04

New development on Nitrogen saturation hypothesis

Nitrogen (N) saturation hypothesis suggest that when an ecosystem reaches N-saturation, continued N input will cause increased N leaching, nitrous oxide (N2O) emission, and N mineralization and nitrification rates. It also suggests that a different element will become the main limiting factor when N saturation has been reached. Although this hyp...

2015-05-28

SCBG-UNMSM Lab Agreement Signing Ceremony

On May 22, Agreement on the Creation of the SCBG - UNMSM Laboratory for Molecular Systematics and Evolution was signed between South China Botanic Garden(SCBG), Chinese Academy of Sciences and Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos (UNMSM) in President Office in Lima.
　　Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and Peruvian President Ollanta Moisés Humala...

2015-04-27

Delegation of Christchurch visit South China Botanical Garden

On April 2, Lianne Dalziel, the Mayor of Christchurch, New Zealand, together with her delegation visited South China Botanical Garden.
　　Visited the greenhouse of SCBG

2015-04-27

The delegation of Bayreuth University visit South China Botanical Garden,CAS

From March 16 to April 1, the delegation of Bayreuth University visited SCBG for scientific research cooperation and exchange.
　　SCBG introduction by YU Yan of Cooperation and Exchange Department
　　Lecture by Professor Sigrid of Bayreuth University
　　The delegation visit herbarium of SCBG
　　Field trip in Dinghushan evergreen broad-leaf f...

2014-05-13

China's 19-year City-level Energy-related Carbon Emissions：Characteristics, Driving Forces And Regionalized Mitigation Polices

Carbon dioxide (CO2) emission, responsible for more than 60% of green house effects, was proved to be the leading contributing factor for global warming. China, which has been experiencing a remarkable growth of gross domestic product (GDP), has surpassed the United States and became the largest CO2 emitter, sharing 24.2% of the world's tota...

2014-04-16

Rice is the major pathway for Cd and Pb exposure in the population near mining area in South China

　　Heavy metal contamination by mining is a major environmental concern on a global scale. As a result, health related incidents caused by heavy metal pollution in China have risen sharply since 2005, with major accidents attracting nationwide attention. It was reported that high Cd in rice on the Chinese market was mainly the result of contam...

2014-01-03

Plant and Microbial Responses to Nitrogen and Phosphorus Addition Across an Elevational Gradient in Subarctic Tundra

Temperature is a major limiting factor for high latitude communities and ecosystems such as subarctic tundra, and these systems are therefore predicted to be particularly responsive to global warming. Increasing elevation is associated with a decline in temperature, so elevational gradients represent powerful natural experiments which may inform...

2013-10-16

Earthworms facilitate net carbon sequestration in soil

Professor Shenglei Fu's group from South China Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences (SCBG), together with colleagues from University of Georgia and US Environmental Protection Agency etc., reveal that earthworms facilitate net carbon sequestration in soil, although the humble animals are often found stimulating CO2 emissions. This findi...