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Journal of Environmental Management|October 16, 2022
Elemental composition and microbial community differences between wastewater treatment plant effluent and local natural surface water: A Zhengzhou city studyQianqian Lu, Ran Zhao, Qiming Li, et al.Bioresource Technology|June 1, 2020
The effect of re-startup strategies on the recovery of constructed wetlands after long-term resting operationMiao Zhang, Dehua Zhao, Chen Chen, et al.Chemosphere|February 24, 2007
CH4 and N2O emissions from Spartina alterniflora and Phragmites australis in experimental mesocosmsXiaoli Cheng, Ronghao Peng, Jiquan Chen, et al.Journal of Environmental Management|August 28, 2020
Enhanced organic matter decomposition in sediment by Tubifex tubifex and its pathwayJiqiang Yang, Yun Wan, Zhifan Cao, et al.Bioresource Technology|October 9, 2020
The improvement of pollutant removal efficiency in saturated vertical flow constructed wetlands by tubifex tubifexJiqiang Yang, Qiming Li, Yu An, et al.Environmental Science and Pollution Research International|June 29, 2021
Influent salinity affects substrate selection in surface flow constructed wetlandsShenyan Zhou, Ran Zhao, Qiming Li, et al.Journal of Environmental Management|January 12, 2021
Effect of influent salinity on the selection of macrophyte species in floating constructed wetlandsJuan Du, Qiming Li, Ran Zhao, et al.Thescientificworldjournal|June 4, 2014
Effects of different vegetation zones on CH4 and N2O emissions in coastal wetlands: a model case studyYuhong Liu, Lixin Wang, Shumei Bao, et al.Peerj|April 29, 2016
Growth and physiological responses of submerged plant Vallisneria natans to water column ammonia nitrogen and sediment copperZhengjie Zhu, Siyuan Song, Pengshan Li, et al.Scientific Reports|September 21, 2016
A Hardy Plant Facilitates Nitrogen Removal via Microbial Communities in Subsurface Flow Constructed Wetlands in WinterPenghe Wang, Hui Zhang, Jie Zuo, et al.Pageof 6