[1]An ecological indicator to evaluate the effect of chemical insecticide pollution management on complex ecosystems. Wan, Nian-Feng,Ji, Xiang-Yun,Jiang, Jie-Xian,Zhang, Yi-Ming,Wan, Nian-Feng,Li, Bo,Liang, Jing-Hua.

[2]Response of the Growth of Vallisneria natans Under High Zn2+ Stress and Different NH4+/NO3- Ratios. Wang, Baozhong,Zhou, Lihua,Li, Susu,Wang, Baozhong,Zhang, Xia,Luo, Yanqing. 2015

[3]Bioremediation efficiency in the removal of dissolved inorganic nutrients by the red seaweed, Porphyra yezoensis, cultivated in the open sea. He, Peimin,Xu, Shannan,Zhang, Hanye,Wen, Shanshan,Dai, Yonjing,Zhang, Hanye,Lin, Senjie,Yarish, Charles. 2008

[4]Growth and nutrient uptake capacity of two co-occurring species, Ulva prolifera and Ulva linza. Liu, Feng,Luo, Min Bo,Xu, Zhao Li. 2012

[5]Ecological risk assessment of eutrophication in Songhua Lake, China. Wang, Xia,Yu, Li,Bai, Shuying,Lu, Xianguo,Zhang, Xuelin,Li, Qiufen. 2008

[6]Bioremediation of Eutrophic Water by the Controlled Cultivation of Water Hyacinths. Zhang, Yingying,Zhang, Zhiyong,Wang, Zhi,Liu, Haiqin,Wen, Xuezheng,Qin, Hongjie,Yan, Shaohua,Zhang, Yingying,Rittmann, Bruce E.. 2016

[7]Editorial: Eutrophication and hypoxia and their impacts on the ecosystem of the Changjiang Estuary and adjacent coastal environment. Zhang, Jing,Xiao, Tian,Huang, Daji,Liu, Su Mei,Fang, Jianguang. 2016

[8]Analysis on the Change of Nitrogen, Phosphorus Nutrients and COD Concentrations in the Changjiang (Yangtze River) Estuary and in the Adjacent East China Sea. Yin, Y. E.,Ping, X. Y.,Wang, Y. L.. 2015

[9]Functional bacteria as potential indicators of water quality in Three Gorges Reservoir, China. Wang, Hongyuan,Shen, Zhenyao,Niu, Junfeng,He, Ya,Hong, Qian,Wang, Ying,Wang, Hongyuan.

[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]Environmental impacts of pepper (Capsicum annuum L) production affected by nutrient management: A case study in southwest China. Wang, Xiaozhong,Zou, Chunqin,Fan, Shanshan,Liu, Yumin,Du, Yunfei,Zhao, Qingyue,Chen, Xinping,Zhang, Yueqiang,Shi, Xiaojun,Chen, Xinping,Wang, Xiaozhong,Zhang, Yueqiang,Shi, Xiaojun,Chen, Xinping,Liu, Jizhen,Tan, Yangguo,Wu, Chaolong. 2018

[12]Effect of Eichhornia crassipes on production of N-2 by denitrification in eutrophic water. Gao, Yan,Yi, Neng,Wang, Yan,Ma, Tao,Zhou, Qing,Zhang, Zhenhua,Yan, Shaohua,Ma, Tao. 2014

[13]Chinese coastal seas are facing heavy atmospheric nitrogen deposition. Luo, X. S.,Tang, A. H.,Zhang, F. S.,Liu, X. J.,Luo, X. S.,Shi, K.,Wu, L. H.,Li, W. Q.,Shi, W. Q.,Shi, X. K.,Erisman, J. W.. 2014

[14]Bioremediation efficiencies of Gracilaria verrucosa cultivated in an enclosed sea area of Hangzhou Bay, China. Huo, Yuan Zi,Xu, Shan Nan,Wang, Yang Yang,Zhang, Jian Heng,Zhang, Yin Jiang,Wu, Wei Ning,He, Pei Min,Chen, Ya Qu.

[15]Advances in management and utilization of invasive water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) in aquatic ecosystems - a review. Yan, Shao-Hua,Song, Wei,Guo, Jun-Yao.

[16]Vertical and horizontal assemblage patterns of bacterial communities in a eutrophic river receiving domestic wastewater in southeast China. Gao, Yan,Wang, Chengcheng,Zhang, Weiguo,Di, Panpan,Yi, Neng,Gao, Yan,Gao, Yan,Chen, Chengrong,Gao, Yan.

[17]The roles of polyculture with Eucheuma gelatinae and Gafrarium tumidum in purification of eutrophic seawater and control of algae. Peng, Ming.

[18]Large-scale utilization of water hyacinth for nutrient removal in Lake Dianchi in China: The effects on the water quality, macrozoobenthos and zooplankton. Wang, Zhi,Zhang, Zhiyong,Zhang, Junqian,Zhang, Yingying,Liu, Haiqing,Yan, Shaohua,Wang, Zhi,Zhang, Junqian.

[19]Fenced cultivation of water hyacinth for cyanobacterial bloom control. Qin, Hongjie,Zhang, Zhiyong,Liu, Haiqin,Wen, Xuezheng,Zhang, Yingying,Wang, Yan,Yan, Shaohua,Li, Dunhai.

[20]Responses of periphyton morphology, structure, and function to extreme nutrient loading. Lu, Haiying,Feng, Yanfang,Yang, Linzhang,Lu, Haiying,Feng, Yanfang,Wu, Yonghong,Yang, Linzhang,Lu, Haiying,Shao, Hongbo,Wang, Jinhua.