Yanpei Guo
Junior Editors, Plant Diversity
Beijing Forestry University, Beijing, China
Area of expertise: Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning relationship, community assembly, biotic interactions
Beijing Forestry University, Beijing, China
Area of expertise: Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning relationship, community assembly, biotic interactions
Title: associate professor
Email: guoyanpei@bjfu.edu.cn
Web-link of Research Group: https://shuibao.bjfu.edu.cn/szdw/zrjs/stbcyhmhfzxkjs/stbcfjs/5b8471720d2f42cf8d6813275817ab96.html
Selected publications (no more than 15):
Tang R., Guo Y.*, Tang Z. 2024. Intraspecific variation in leaf morphology of three widespread woody species along climatic gradients. Journal of Plant Ecology 17, rtar091.
Song S., Guo Y.*, Zhang H.-T. Tang Z. 2024. Precipitation variability has a weak but significant stabilizing effect on community structure. Ecosystem health and sustainability 10, 0184.
Weng X.-X., Guo Y.*, Tang Z. 2022. Spatial-temporal dependence of neighborhood interaction in regulating tree growth in a tropical rainforest. Forest Ecology and Management 508, 120032.
Zhang Y.-W.#, Guo Y.#, Tang Z., Feng Y., Zhu X., Xu W., Bai Y., Zhou G., Xie Z., Fang J. 2021. Patterns of nitrogen and phosphorus pools in terrestrial ecosystems in China. Earth System Science Data 13, 5337–5351.
Guo Y., Yan Z., Zhang Y.-W., Zhou G., Xie Z., Tang Z. 2021. Environmental constraints on the inter-genus variation in the scaling relationship between leaf nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations. Journal of Plant Ecology 14, 616–627.
Guo Y., Yan Z., Gheyret G., Zhou G., Xie Z., Tang Z. 2020. The community-level scaling relationship between leaf nitrogen and phosphorus changes with plant growth, climate and nutrient limitation. Journal of Ecology 108, 1276–1286.
Guo Y.#, Jiang M.#, Liu Q., Xie Z., Tang Z. 2020. Climate and vegetation together control the vertical distribution of soil carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus in shrublands in China. Plant and Soil 456, 15–26.
Guo Y., Schöb C., Ma W., Mohammat A., Liu H., Yu S., Jiang Y., Schmid B., Tang Z. 2019. Increasing water availability and facilitation weaken biodiversity–biomass relationships in shrublands. Ecology 100, e02624.