Prof. Jintun Zhang

College of Life Sciences

Beijing Normal University, China

Professor

Email: Zhangjt@bnu.edu.cn

Qualifications

1991  Ph.D., University of Wales, United Kingdom

1991  M.Sc., Shanxi University, China

1982  B.Sc., Shanxi University, China

Publications (Selected)

1. Zhang J-T, Xiao J, Li LF. Variation of Plant Functional Diversity Along a Disturbance Gradient in Mountain Meadows of the Donglingshan Reserve, Beijing, China. Russian Journal of Ecology, 2015, 46(2): 157–166.
2. Zhang J-T, Shao D. Attributes of forest diversity in the Yunmeng Mountain National Forest Park in Beijing, China. Applied Ecology and Environmental Research, 2015, 13(3): 769-782.
3. Zhang J-T, Zhang B, Qian ZY. Functional diversity of Cercidiphyllum japonicum, communities in the Shennongjia Reserve, central China. Journal of Forestry Research, 2015, 26(1): 171–177.
4. Zhang J-T，Li M，Nie EB. Pattern of functional diversity along an altitudinal gradient in the Baihua Mountain Reserve of Beijing, China. Brazilian Journal of Botany, 2014, 37: 37-45.
5. Zhang J-T, Zhang B, Li M, Zhu X. Functional diversity and conservation of Phellodendron amurense communities in the Dongling Mountain of Beijing, China. Botanical Sciences, 2013, 91 (4): 505-513.
6. Li SQ, Di XY, Wu DM, Zhang J-T. Effects of sewage sludge and nitrogen fertilizer on herbage growth and soil fertility improvement in restoration of the abandoned opencast mining areas in Shanxi, China. Environmental Earth Sciences, 2013, 70: 3323-3333.
7. Zhang J-T, Xu B, Li M. Vegetation patterns and species diversity along elevational and disturbance gradients in the Baihua Mountain Reserve, Beijing, China. Mountain Research and Development, 2013. 33(2): 170-178.
8. Zhang J-T, Song NQ, Fan LH. Evaluation of nine distance-based measures of functional diversity applied to forest communities. Annals of Forest Research, 2013, 56(1): 43-52.
9. Ru W, Zhang J-T. Ecological study of forests dominated by endangered species, Taxus chinensis var. mairei, in Shanxi of China. Applied Ecology and Environmental Research, 2012, 10(4): 457-470.
10. Yang HX, Lu Q, Wu B, Zhang J-T. Seed dispersal of East Asian coastal dune plants via seawater – short and long distance dispersal. Flora, 2012, 207: 701-706.
11. Zhang J-T, Wang C. Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning: exploring large-scale patterns in Mainland China. iForest-Biogeoscience and Forestry, 2012, 5: 230-234.
12. Zhang J-T, Xiang CL, Li M. Integrative ecological sensitivity (IES) applied to assessment of eco-tourism impact on forest vegetation landscape: A case from the Baihua Mountain Reserve of Beijing, China. Ecological Indicators, 2012, 18: 365-370.
13. Zhang J-T, Xiang CL, Li M. Effects of tourism and topography on vegetation diversity in the subalpine meadows of the Dongling Mountains of Beijing, China. Environmental Management, 2012, 49: 403-411.
14. Cheng JJ, Mi XC, Nadrowski K, Ren HB, Zhang J-T, Ma KP. Separating the effect of mechanisms shaping species-abundance distributions at multiple scales in a subtropical forest. Oikos 2012, 121: 236-244.
15. Zhang J-T, Xu B, Li M. Diversity of communities dominated by Glycyrrhiza uralensis, an endangered medicinal plant species, along a precipitation gradient in China. Botanical Studies, 2011, 52: 493-501.
16. Zhu XZ, Zhang J-T, Ma KP. Soil biota reduce allelopathic effects of the invasive Eupatorium adenophorum. PloS ONE, 2011, 6(9): e25393:1-6.
17. Suri Guga, Zhang J-T, Zhang B, Cheng JJ, Zhang QD, Tian SG and Liu SJ. Forest community analysis in the Songshan National Nature Reserve of China using self-organizing map. Russian Journal of Ecology, 2011, 42 (3): 216–222.
18. Zhang J-T and Zhang F. Ecological relations between forest communities and environmental variables in the Lishan Mountain Nature Reserve, China. African Journal of Agricultural Research, 2011, 6(2): 248-259.
19. Zhang J-T, Dai Z and Zhang QD. Two methods for detecting landscape associations based on a landscape map. Landscape and Ecological Engineering 2011, 7: 145-151.
20. Zhang J-T, Dong YR. Factors affecting species diversity of plant communities and the restoration process in the loess area of China. Ecological Engineering, 2010, 36: 345-350.