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101.	Nitrogen Utilization Strategies Of Dominant Species From Primary Succession Along Hailuogou Glacier,Mt.Gongga
102.	Quantitative Ecology Of Bryophyte Community Under Different Revegetation Patterns On The Reclaimed Dumps In Pingshuo Mining Area
103.	Response Of Dominant Species Of Natural Forage To Environmental Factors In Different Soil Types In Xilin River Basin
104.	A Study On The Relationship Between The Temporal Stability Of The Alpine Meadow Population And The Temporal Stability Of The Community
105.	Temporal And Spatial Pattern Of Aquatic Plant Diversity And Establishment Of Water Quality Assessment Model Based On Aquatic Plants In The Hanjiang River
106.	The Effects Of Growth Of Leymus Chinensis(Trin.)Tzvel.on Soil Hydrolase Activities And Enzyme Stoichiometry Of Different Successional Stages In Songnen Grassland
107.	Effects Of Dominant Species Identity And Community Type On Soil Extracellular Hydrolase Activity In The Songnen Grassland
108.	Study On Litter Decomposition Of Dominant Species In Forest And Grassland Of Qilian Mountains
109.	Quantitative Distribution Of Shrimps And Crabs Around The Nanji Islands And Its Relations To The Environmental Factors
110.	Effects Of Simulated Nitrogen Deposition On The Growth Characteristics Of Dominant Species In Mixed Shrub-grass Communities Of The Changbai Mountain Tundra
111.	Effects Of Wedelia Biflora Expansion On Litter Decomposition Of Dominant Species In The Representative Vegetation On The Paracel Islands
112.	The Study On Leaf Functional Traits Of Different Dominant Species In Tianlaochi Catchment In The Upper Reaches Of Heihe River
113.	Effects Of Environmental Factors On Seed Production And Dispersal Of Dominant Species In Chongming Dongtan
114.	The Influence Mechanism Of Dominant Species On The Characteristics Of Denitrifying Microbial Communities In Qinghai Lake Wetlands
115.	Study On The Response Of The Growth And Physiological Characteristics Of The Dominant Species In Wetland To Habitat Changes
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