Publications by authors named "Zechen Peng"

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Grazing management can achieve the reconfiguration of vegetation to combat climate impacts and promote soil carbon sequestration.
Yu-Wen Zhang, Ze-Chen Peng, Sheng-Hua Chang, Zhao-Feng Wang, Lan Li

Plant Divers· September 2025

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Interactive effects of grassland utilization and climatic factors govern the plant diversity-soil C relationship in steppe of North China.
Tengfei Li, Shenghua Chang, Zhaofeng Wang, Yunxiang Cheng, Zechen Peng

Sci Total Environ· April 2024

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Seeding alpine grasses in low altitude region increases global warming potential during early seedling growth.
Yang You, Weiqi Jiang, Lingxin Yi, Guangyun Zhang, Zechen Peng

J Environ Manage· April 2024

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Long-term grazing improved soil chemical properties and benefited community traits under climatic influence in an alpine typical steppe.
Yu-Wen Zhang, Ze-Chen Peng, Sheng-Hua Chang, Zhao-Feng Wang, Duo-Cai Li

J Environ Manage· December 2023

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Relationship of mineral elements in sheep grazing in the highland agro-ecosystem.
Qingshan Fan, Zhaofeng Wang, Shenghua Chang, Zechen Peng, Metha Wanapat

Asian-Australas J Anim Sci· January 2020

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Dispersal limitation favors more fecund species in the presence of fitness-equalizing demographic trade-offs.
Shurong Zhou, Zechen Peng, Da-Yong Zhang

Am Nat· May 2015

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Community assembly rules affect the diversity of expanding communities.
Zechen Peng, Shurong Zhou

Ecol Evol· November 2014

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The relationship between species richness and evenness in plant communities along a successional gradient: a study from sub-alpine meadows of the Eastern Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, China.
Hui Zhang, Robert John, Zechen Peng, Jianli Yuan, Chengjin Chu

PLoS One· May 2013

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