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Investigated the effects of nitrogen and phosphorus on the growth and root morphology of Acer mono, contributing to understanding nutrient requirements for tree growth.
Provided a comprehensive review of the capacity of urban forests to remove particulate matter, offering insights for urban planning and environmental management.
Explored the transition to co-production of timber and non-wood forest products, providing a global perspective on sustainable forest management.
Identified the genetic mechanisms driving the diversity of triterpenoids in Aralia elata, advancing knowledge of plant secondary metabolites.
Revealed genetic variation in Fraxinus mandshurica across Northeast China using nuclear DNA microsatellites, contributing to conservation efforts.
Studied the effects of biochar and nitrogen on the fine root morphology, physiology, and chemistry of Acer mono, providing insights into soil management.
Focused on optimizing the maturation process for somatic embryo production and cryopreservation of embryogenic tissue in Pinus koraiensis.
Examined the effects of KNO3 pretreatment and temperature on seed germination of Sorbus pohuashanensis, contributing to seed dormancy research.
Provided an ecological perspective on fine root decomposition in forest ecosystems, contributing to understanding carbon cycling.
Investigated the role of exogenous ethylene in alleviating the inhibition of Sorbus pohuashanensis embryo germination in a saline-alkali environment.
Dr. Hailong Shen is a leading researcher in forest ecology and plant biology, with significant contributions to understanding plant genetics, seed germination, and the application of biotechnology in forestry. His work has a high impact on sustainable forest management and conservation efforts.
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