[1]Community Structure and Environmental Adaptation of Phytoplankton in Yangmeikeng Artificial Reef Area in Daya Bay, South China Sea. Liao, Xiuli,Chen, Pimao,Ma, Shengwei,Chen, Haigang. 2013

[2]Planktonic community structure during a harmful bloom of Phaeocystis globosa in a subtropical bay, with special reference to the ciliate assemblages. Liu, Hua-Xue,Huang, Hong-Hui,Xu, Shan-Nan,Dai, Ming,Shen, Ping-Ping.

[3]Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in surface sediments and marine organisms from the Daya Bay, South China. Sun, Run-Xia,Lin, Qin,Ke, Chang-Liang,Du, Fei-Yan,Gu, Yang-Guang,Sun, Run-Xia,Lin, Qin,Ke, Chang-Liang,Du, Fei-Yan,Gu, Yang-Guang,Sun, Run-Xia,Lin, Qin,Ke, Chang-Liang,Du, Fei-Yan,Gu, Yang-Guang,Sun, Run-Xia,Luo, Xiao-Jun,Mai, Bi-Xian,Cao, Kun.

[4]Using ciliates to monitor different aquatic environments in Daya Bay, South China Sea. Wu, Fengxia,Dai, Ming,Liu, Huaxue,Huang, Honghui,Wu, Fengxia,Dai, Ming,Liu, Huaxue,Huang, Honghui,Wu, Fengxia,Dai, Ming,Liu, Huaxue,Huang, Honghui,Huang, Jianrong.

[5]Fuzzy comprehensive assessment of heavy metals and Pb isotopic signature in surface sediments from a bay under serious anthropogenic influences: Daya Bay, China. Gu, Yang-Guang,Wang, Xu-Nuo,Lin, Qin,Du, Fei-Yan,Ning, Jia-Jia,Wang, Liang-Gen,Li, Ya-Fang,Gu, Yang-Guang,Wang, Xu-Nuo,Lin, Qin,Du, Fei-Yan,Ning, Jia-Jia,Wang, Liang-Gen,Li, Ya-Fang,Gu, Yang-Guang,Wang, Xu-Nuo,Lin, Qin,Du, Fei-Yan,Ning, Jia-Jia,Wang, Liang-Gen,Li, Ya-Fang.

[6]Submarine groundwater discharge as an important nutrient source influencing nutrient structure in coastal water of Daya Bay, China. Wang, Xuejing,Li, Hailong,Zheng, Chunmiao,Zhang, Xiaolang,Wang, Xuejing,Li, Hailong,Zheng, Chunmiao,Zhang, Xiaolang,Wang, Xuejing,Yang, Jinzhong,Li, Hailong,Zhang, Yan,Zhang, Meng,Xiao, Kai,Zhang, Yan,Zhang, Meng,Xiao, Kai,Qi, Zhanhui. 2018

[7]Spatial and seasonal variations in the planktonic ciliate community and its relationship with environmental factors in Daya Bay, the South China Sea. Wu, Fengxia,Qi, Zhanhui,Huang, Honghui,Wu, Fengxia,Qi, Zhanhui,Huang, Honghui,Wu, Fengxia,Qi, Zhanhui,Huang, Honghui,Huang, Jianrong. 2017

[8]Response of harmful algal blooms to environmental changes in Daya Bay, China. Yu, Jing,Tang, Dan-Ling,Yu, Jing,Tang, Dan-Ling,Yu, Jing,Oh, Im-Sang,Yao, Li-Jun. 2007

[9]Long-Term Water Temperature Variations in Daya Bay, China Using Satellite and In Situ Observations. Yu, Jing,Chen, Pimao,Jia, Xiaoping,Li, Chunhou,Yu, Jing,Chen, Pimao,Jia, Xiaoping,Li, Chunhou,Yu, Jing,Chen, Pimao,Jia, Xiaoping,Li, Chunhou,Yu, Jing,Tang, Danling,Yao, Lijun. 2010

[10]Bacterial growth efficiency in a partly eutrophicated bay of South China Sea: Implication for anthropogenic impacts and potential hypoxia events. Song, Xing-Yu,Liu, Hua-Xue,Zhong, Yu,Tan, Ye-Hui,Qinl, Geng,Li, Kai-Zhi,Shen, Ping-Ping,Huang, Liang-Min,Wang, You-Shao,Song, Xing-Yu,Zhong, Yu,Wang, You-Shao,Liu, Hua-Xue.

[11]Ecological effects of artificial reefs in Daya Bay of China observed from satellite and in situ measurements. Yu, Jing,Chen, Pimao,Qin, Chuanxin,Yu, Jing,Chen, Pimao,Qin, Chuanxin,Yu, Jing,Chen, Pimao,Qin, Chuanxin,Tang, Danling.

[12]Using a food-web model to assess the trophic structure and energy flows in Daya Bay, China. Chen, Zuozhi,Xu, Shannan,Qiu, Yongsong,Chen, Zuozhi,Xu, Shannan,Qiu, Yongsong.

[13]Analysis of Bacterial Diversity and Communities Associated with Tricholoma matsutake Fruiting Bodies by Barcoded Pyrosequencing in Sichuan Province, Southwest China. Zheng, Linyong,Li, Qiang,Huang, Wenli,Xiong, Chuan,Jin, Xing,Zheng, Linyong,Li, Xiaolin,Chen, Cheng,Li, Shuhong.

[14]A single application of Cu to field soil has long-term effects on bacterial community structure, diversity, and soil processes. Wakelin, Steven Alan,Chu, Guixin,McLaughlin, Mike,Chu, Guixin,Liang, Yongchao,Liang, Yongchao,Lardner, Richard,McLaughlin, Mike.

[15]Quantitative analyses of the abundance and composition of ammonia-oxidizing bacteria and ammonia-oxidizing archaea of a Chinese upland red soil under long-term fertilization practices. He, Ji-zheng,Shen, Ju-pei,Zhang, Li-mei,Zhu, Yong-guan,Zheng, Yuan-ming,Shen, Ju-pei,Xu, Ming-gang,Di, Hongjie.

[16]Impact of no tillage vs. conventional tillage on the soil bacterial community structure in a winter wheat cropping succession in northern China. Dong, Wenyi,Liu, Enke,Yan, Changrong,Zhang, Hengheng,Zhang, Yanqing,Dong, Wenyi,Liu, Enke,Yan, Changrong,Zhang, Hengheng,Zhang, Yanqing,Tian, Jing.

[17]Mineral fertilizer alters cellulolytic community structure and suppresses soil cellobiohydrolase activity in a long-term fertilization experiment. Fan, Fenliang,Li, Zhaojun,Liang, Yongchao,Wakelin, Steven A.,Yu, Wantai.

[18]Climate and native grassland vegetation as drivers of the community structures of shrub-encroached grasslands in Inner Mongolia, China. Chen, Leiyi,Li, He,Zhang, Pujin,Zhao, Xia,Zhou, Luhong,Liu, Taoyu,Hu, Huifeng,Bai, Yongfei,Shen, Haihua,Fang, Jingyun,Zhang, Pujin,Fang, Jingyun,Fang, Jingyun.

[19]Effective microorganisms and compost favor nematodes in wheat crops. Hu, Cheng,Qi, Yingchun.

[20]Responses of soil nematode community structure to different long-term fertilizer strategies in the soybean phase of a soybean-wheat-corn rotation. Pan, Fengjuan,Xu, Yanli,Han, Xiaozeng,Li, Chunjie,Pan, Fengjuan,Pan, Fengjuan,McLaughlin, Neil B.,Yu, Qing,Xue, Allen G.,Zhao, Dan.