Volume 30, Issue 9

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November 2015

Landscape patterns and ecosystem processes of the Mongolian Plateau

Issue Editors:

Jingyun Fang,
Yongfei Bai

17 articles in this issue

Towards a better understanding of landscape patterns and ecosystem processes of the Mongolian Plateau
Jingyun Fang
Yongfei Bai
Jianguo Wu
Editorial 23 September 2015 Pages: 1573 - 1578
Historical landscape dynamics of Inner Mongolia: patterns, drivers, and impacts
Jianguo Wu
Qing Zhang
Cunzhu Liang
Research Article 15 May 2015 Pages: 1579 - 1598
Satellite-indicated long-term vegetation changes and their drivers on the Mongolian Plateau
Xia Zhao
Huifeng Hu
Jingyun Fang
Research Article 25 September 2014 Pages: 1599 - 1611
Long-term vegetation changes in the four mega-sandy lands in Inner Mongolia, China
Daojing Zhou
Xia Zhao
Jingyun Fang
Research Article 15 January 2015 Pages: 1613 - 1626
Climate and native grassland vegetation as drivers of the community structures of shrub-encroached grasslands in Inner Mongolia, China
Leiyi Chen
He Li
Jingyun Fang
Research Article 10 June 2014 Pages: 1627 - 1641
Intra- and interspecific interactions and environmental factors determine spatial–temporal species assemblages of rodents in arid grasslands
Guangshun Jiang
Jun Liu
Zhibin Zhang
Research Article 09 May 2014 Pages: 1643 - 1655
Landscape level patterns of grasshopper communities in Inner Mongolia: interactive effects of livestock grazing and a precipitation gradient
Shuguang Hao
Shiping Wang
Le Kang
Research Article 08 August 2015 Pages: 1657 - 1668
Patterns and drivers of soil microbial communities along a precipitation gradient on the Mongolian Plateau
Dima Chen
Jia Mi
Yongfei Bai
Research Article 15 February 2014 Pages: 1669 - 1682
Predominant control of moisture on soil organic carbon mineralization across a broad range of arid and semiarid ecosystems on the Mongolia plateau
Jia Mi
Jianjun Li
Yongfei Bai
Research Article 18 May 2014 Pages: 1683 - 1699
Long-term vegetation dynamics driven by climatic variations in the Inner Mongolia grassland: findings from 30-year monitoring
Zhiyong Li
Wenhong Ma
Lixin Wang
Research Article 16 July 2014 Pages: 1701 - 1711
Plant diversity is associated with the amount and spatial structure of soil heterogeneity in meadow steppe of China
Ling Wang
Chen Liu
Deli Wang
Research Article 06 November 2013 Pages: 1713 - 1721
Testing biodiversity-ecosystem functioning relationship in the world’s largest grassland: overview of the IMGRE project
Jianguo Wu
Shahid Naeem
Xingguo Han
Research Article 17 February 2015 Pages: 1723 - 1736
Spatial patterns of soil nutrients, plant diversity, and aboveground biomass in the Inner Mongolia grassland: before and after a biodiversity removal experiment
Fei Yuan
Jianguo Wu
Xingguo Han
Research Article 29 January 2015 Pages: 1737 - 1750
Scale-dependent patterns and mechanisms of grazing-induced biodiversity loss: evidence from a field manipulation experiment in semiarid steppe
Wenhuai Li
Shuxia Zhan
Yongfei Bai
Research Article 15 January 2015 Pages: 1751 - 1765
Selective grazing and seasonal precipitation play key roles in shaping plant community structure of semi-arid grasslands
Hongwei Wan
Yongfei Bai
Friedhelm Taube
Research Article 06 August 2015 Pages: 1767 - 1782
Moderate grazing promotes genetic diversity of Stipa species in the Inner Mongolian steppe
Jiangtao Peng
Cunzhu Liang
Lixin Wang
Research Article 16 July 2015 Pages: 1783 - 1794
Mowing succession of species composition is determined by plant growth forms, not photosynthetic pathways in Leymus chinensis grassland of Inner Mongolia
Taogetao Baoyin
Frank Yonghong Li
Yankai Zhong
Research Article 31 July 2015 Pages: 1795 - 1803

Volume 30, Issue 9

Towards a better understanding of landscape patterns and ecosystem processes of the Mongolian Plateau

Historical landscape dynamics of Inner Mongolia: patterns, drivers, and impacts

Satellite-indicated long-term vegetation changes and their drivers on the Mongolian Plateau

Long-term vegetation changes in the four mega-sandy lands in Inner Mongolia, China

Climate and native grassland vegetation as drivers of the community structures of shrub-encroached grasslands in Inner Mongolia, China

Intra- and interspecific interactions and environmental factors determine spatial–temporal species assemblages of rodents in arid grasslands

Landscape level patterns of grasshopper communities in Inner Mongolia: interactive effects of livestock grazing and a precipitation gradient

Patterns and drivers of soil microbial communities along a precipitation gradient on the Mongolian Plateau

Predominant control of moisture on soil organic carbon mineralization across a broad range of arid and semiarid ecosystems on the Mongolia plateau

Long-term vegetation dynamics driven by climatic variations in the Inner Mongolia grassland: findings from 30-year monitoring

Plant diversity is associated with the amount and spatial structure of soil heterogeneity in meadow steppe of China

Testing biodiversity-ecosystem functioning relationship in the world’s largest grassland: overview of the IMGRE project

Spatial patterns of soil nutrients, plant diversity, and aboveground biomass in the Inner Mongolia grassland: before and after a biodiversity removal experiment

Scale-dependent patterns and mechanisms of grazing-induced biodiversity loss: evidence from a field manipulation experiment in semiarid steppe

Selective grazing and seasonal precipitation play key roles in shaping plant community structure of semi-arid grasslands

Moderate grazing promotes genetic diversity of Stipa species in the Inner Mongolian steppe

Mowing succession of species composition is determined by plant growth forms, not photosynthetic pathways in Leymus chinensis grassland of Inner Mongolia

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