Lijuan SUN

Publications

• Five-year nitrogen addition affects fine root exudation and its correlation with root respiration in a dominant species, Quercus crispula, of a cool temperate forest, Japan
• Similar release pattern of two major groups of primary metabolites in root exudates of four coexisting canopy species
• Species of fast bulk‐soil nutrient cycling have lower rhizosphere effects: A nutrient spectrum of rhizosphere effects
• Relationship between fine-root exudation and respiration of two Quercus species in a Japanese temperate forest
• Linking rhizosphere soil microbial activity and plant resource acquisition strategy
• Leachate from fine root litter is more acidic than leaf litter leachate: A 2.5-year laboratory incubation
• Altitude restricts the restoration of community composition and vegetation coverage of quarries on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
• Mycorrhizal mycelial respiration: A substantial component of soil respired CO2
• Root‐exudate flux variations among four co‐existing canopy species in a temperate forest, Japan
• A constant microbial C/N ratio mediates the microbial nitrogen mineralization induced by root exudation among four co-existing canopy species
• Root functional traits are key determinants of the rhizosphere effect on soil organic matter decomposition across 14 temperate hardwood species
• Trade-offs among fine-root phosphorus-acquisition strategies of 15 tropical woody species
• Contrasting patterns of nitrogen release from fine roots and leaves driven by microbial communities during decomposition
• Root exudation as a major competitive fine‐root functional trait of 18 coexisting species in a subtropical forest
• Large and thin leaves are compromised more by chewers
• Root acquisitive traits mirror the functional modules of root-associated fungi
• Why do acquisitive fine-roots exude more carbon: A cost-benefit model simulation
• Forest succession drives systematic change of root-mycorrhizal foraging strategies
• Rhizosphere priming effects and trade-offs among root traits, exudation and mycorrhizal symbioses