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Yiqi Luo, Professor of Ecology
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PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS
Dr. Yiqi Luo was trained as an ecologist with an emphasis
on systems analysis and modeling. His current research focuses on the
data-model integration to improve our ability for predicting ecosystem
responses to global change. Dr. Luo's research is aimed to understand
interactions and dynamics of carbon, nutrient, and water resources in
ecosystems. His work concerns a variety of ecosystem types, including forests,
grasslands, and coastal wetlands. He is particularly interested in how
ecophysiological processes are manifested at the ecosystem levels and used to
address issues in global change including terrestrial carbon sequestration and
atmosphere-biosphere coupling.
RESEARCH AREAS
Plant
ecophysiology
Ecosystem ecology
Modeling
Biogeochemistry and global carbon
cycling
Forest ecology
Grassland ecology
EDUCATION
Postdoctoral fellow, Stanford University. 1992 ~ 1994.
Postdoctoral fellow, University of California, Los Angeles. 1991
~ 1992.
Ph.D. in Ecology, University of California, Davis. 1991.
B.S. Agronomy, Yangzhou University (formerly Jiangsu
Agriculture College), China. 1982.
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
2001- Professor,
Department of Botany and Microbiology. University
of Oklahoma.
1999-2001 Associate Professor,
Department of Botany and Microbiology. University
of Oklahoma.
1997-98. Associate Research
Professor. Desert Research Institute,
University of Nevada.
1994-97. Assistant Research
Professor. Desert Research Institute, University of Nevada.
1996. Visiting lecturer, Department
of Economics, University of Nevada, Reno.
1981-85. Lecturer and research
associate, Dep’t of Agronomy, Yangzhou University, China.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2000- Global
Change Biology. University of Oklahoma
2001- Ecological Modeling.
University of Oklahoma
1999- Principles
of Plant Ecology. University of Oklahoma
1998. Computer acquaintance and
applications in biological sciences. University of Nevada, Reno
1997. Ecological Modeling.
University of Nevada, Reno.
1996. Principles of Statistics.
Department of Economics, University of Nevada, Reno.
1982-85. Experimental Design and
Biostatistics. Yangzhou University.

CURRENT FUNDING (out of total $15,315,358)
2007-2011. EPA. (Co-PI, PI: D. Obrist, Desert Research Institute) Effects of
Global Change on the Atmospheric Hg Burden and Atmospheric Hg Sequestration
through Changes in Ecosystem Carbon Pools.
2007-2008. NSF. $48,000 (Principal Investigator). Workshop:
Data-Model Assimilation in Ecology: Techniques and Applications.
2006-2009. DOE. $750,000 (Principal Investigator). Data-Model
Assimilation at the FACE and AmeriFlux Sites Toward Predictive Understanding of
Carbon Sequestration at Ecosystem and Continental Scales
2005-2006. Europe Union Science Foundation, 143,100€ EURO’s (Co-I)
EPRECOT: Effects of PREcipitation Change on Terrestrial ecosystems – a workshop
and networking activity. (PI: Claus Beier, RISOE National Laboratory, Denmark).
2005-2006. DOE. $260,000 (Principal Investigator). Data-Model
Assimilation at the Duke FACE Site Toward Predictive Understanding of Carbon
Sequestration at Ecosystem and Regional Scales.
2005-2008 NSF. $260,000 (Principal Investigator) Data-Model Fusion at
AmeriFlux Sites: Towards Predictive Understanding of Seasonal and Interannual
Variability in Net Ecosystem Exchange.
2004-2008. Vice President of Research Fund, University of Oklahoma,
$66,308.
2003-2004. National Institute of Global Environmental Change,
DOE, $126,000. Interannual Variability in Net Ecosystem Exchange in Colorado
Subalpine Forest: Partitioning into Causes between Climatic Variability and
Functional Changes.
2003-2008. China’s Ministry of Education, Chinese Yuan ¥1,000,000 (USD
$121,000) (Principal Investigator). Development of a research program at Fudan
University and execution of relevant research projects.
2003-2005. DOE Office of Fossil Energy, 1,600,000 (Co-I) Carbon
Sequestration Regional Partnerships: Southwest Regional Partnership for Carbon
Sequestration. (PI: Brian McPherson, New Mexico Institute of Mining and
Technology).
2002-2005. DOE. $732,000. Modeling Studies in the Duke Forest
Free-Air CO2 Enrichment (FACE) program.
2000-2005. NSF Integrated Research Challenge in Environmental
Biology. $3,000,000. (Co-PI) IRCEB: Interannual climate variability and
ecosystem processes - A quantitative assessment combining modeling with field
and megacosm experiments. (PI:. J. Arnon III of Desert Research Institute)
2000-2003. National Institute of Global Environmental Change, DOE,
$349,000. (Principal Investigator) Modeling Studies of Forest/Atmosphere Carbon
Fluxes in a Colorado Subalpine Ecosystem.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Sherry, A., X. Zhou, S. Gu, J. A. Amone III,
D. S. Schimel, P. S. Verburg, L. L. Wallace, and Y. Luo. 2007.
Divergence of reproductive phenology under climate warming. PNAS,
104: 198-202.
PDF
Zhou X, Wan S, Luo Y. 2007. Source components and
interannual variability of soil CO2 efflux under experimental
warming and clipping in a grassland ecosystem. Global Change
Biology, In press.
Cheng, X., R. Peng, J. Chen, Y. Luo, Q.
Zhang, S. An, J. Chen, and B. Li. 2007. CH4 and N2O
emissions from Spartina alterniflora and Phragmites australis
in experimental mesocosms. Chemosphere, In press.
PDF
White, L., F. White, Y. Luo, and T. Xu.
2006. Estimation of parameters in carbon sequestration models from net
carbon exchange data.
Applied
Mathematics and Computation, 181: 864-879.
PDF
Wang, Q., C. H. Wang, B. Zhao, Z. J. Ma,
Y. Q. Luo, J. K. Chen, and B. Li. 2006. Effects of growing conditions
on the growth of and interactions between salt marsh plants: implications
for invasibility of habitats. Biological invasions, 8:
1547-1560.
PDF
Xu, T., L. White, D. Hui, and Y. Luo.
2006. Probabilistic inversion of a terrestrial ecosystem model: analysis
of uncertainty in parameter estimation and model prediction. Global
Biogeochemical Cycles, GB2007.
PDF
Reich, P. B., B. A. Hungate, and Y. Luo.
2006. Carbon-Nitrogen interactions in terrestrial ecosystems in response
to rising atmospheric carbon dioxide. Annual Review of Ecology,
Evolution, and Systematics, 37: 611-636.
PDF
Luo Y, and X. Zhou. 2006. Soil
Respiration and the Environment. Academic Press.
PDF (Chapter 1)
Luo, Y., D. Hui, and D. Zhang. 2006.
Elevated CO2 stimulates net accumulations of carbon
and nitrogen in land ecosystems: a meta-analysis. Ecology,
87(1): 53-63.
PDF
Luo, Y., C. B. Field, and R. B.
Jackson. 2006. Does nitrogen constrain carbon cycling, or does carbon
input stimulate nitrogen cycling? Ecology, 87(1):
PDF
Cheng, X., Y. Luo, J. Chen, G. Lin, J.
Chen, and B. Li. 2006. Short-term C4 plant
Spartina alterniflora invasions change the soil carbon in C3
plant-dominated tidal wetlands on a growing estuarine Island. Soil
Biology & Biochemistry, 38: 3380-3386.
PDF
Cheng, X., S. An, B. Li, J. Chen, G. Lin, Y.
Liu, Y. Luo, and S. Liu. 2006. Summer rain pulse size and rainwater
uptake by three dominant desert plants in a desertified grassland
ecosystem in northwestern China. Plant Ecology, 184: 1-12.
PDF
White, L. W., Y. Luo, T. Xu. 2005. Carbon
sequestration: inversion of FACE data and prediction. Applied
Mathematics and Computation, 163: 783-800. PDF
Wan, S., D. Hui, L. Wallace, and Y. Luo.
2005. Direct and indirect effects of experimental warming on
ecosystem carbon processes in a tallgrass prairie. Global
Biogeochemical Cycles, 19, GB2014,
doi:10.1029/2004GB002315. PDF
Hui,D.,and Y.Luo. 2004.Evaluation of soil
CO2 production and transport in Duke Forest using a process-based
modeling approach. Global Biogeochemical
cycles, 18, GB4029, doi:10.1029/2004GB002297. PDF
Luo YQ, Su B, Currie
WS, Dukes JS, Finzi A, Hartwig U, Hungate B, Mcnurtrie RE, Oren R, Parton
WJ, Pataki DE, Shaw MR, Zak DR, and Field CB. 2004. Progressive nitrogen
limitation of ecosystem responses to rising atmospheric carbon dioxide. BioScience,
54(8): 731-739. PDF
Luo YQ. 2004. Book Reviews:
The Wondering-Land of Ecological Modeling. Ecology, 85(10):
2911-2912. PDF
Hanson PJ, Amthor JS,
Wullschleger SD,Wilson KB, Grant RF, Hartley A, Hui DF, Hunt ER, Johnson
DW, Kimball JS, King AW, Luo Y, McNulty SG, Sun G, Thornton PE, Wang S,
Williams M, Baldocchi DD, and Cushman RM. 2004. Oak forest carbon and
water simulations: Model intercomparisons and evaluations against
independent data. Ecological Monographs, 74(3): 443-489. PDF
Luo YQ, White L, Hui DF.
2004. Comment on "Impacts of fine root turnover on forest NPP and
soil C sequestration potential". SCIENCE 304 (5678):
JUN 18. PDF
Verburg PSJ, Arnone JA,
Obrist D, Schorran DE, Evans RD, Leroux-Swarthout D, Johnson DW, Luo YQ,
Coleman JS. 2004. Net ecosystem carbon exchange in two experimental
grassland ecosystems. GLOBAL CHANGE BIOLOGY 10 (4): 498-508.
PDF
Pendall E, Bridgham S,
Hanson PJ, Hungate B, Kicklighter DW, Johnson DW, Law BE, Luo YQ,
Megonigal JP, Olsrud M, Ryan MG, Wan SQ. 2004. Below-ground process
responses to elevated CO2 and temperature: a discussion of observations,
measurement methods, and models. NEW PHYTOLOGIST 162 (2):
311-322.PDF
Norby RJ, Luo YQ. 2004.
Evaluating ecosystem responses to rising atmospheric CO2 and global
warming in a multi-factor world. NEW PHYTOLOGIST 162 (2):
281-293. PDF
Hui DF, Wan SQ, Su B, Katul
G, Monson R, Luo YQ.2004. Gap-filling missing data in eddy covariance
measurements using multiple imputation (MI) for annual estimations, AGR
FOREST METEOROL 121 (1-2): 93-111. PDF
Hungate BA, Dukes JS, Shaw
MR, Luo YQ, Field CB. 2003. Nitrogen and climate change. SCIENCE
302 (5650): 1512-1513.PDF
Luo YQ. 2003. Uncertainties
in interpretation of isotope signals for estimation of fine root
longevity: theoretical considerations. GLOBAL CHANGE BIOL 9
(7): 1118-1129. PDF
Wan SQ, Luo YQ.2003.
Substrate regulation of soil respiration in a tallgrass prairie: Results
of a clipping and shading experiment GLOBAL BIOGEOCHEM CY 17
(2): Art. No. 1054. PDF
Luo, Y., L.W. White, J.G.
Canadell, E.H. DeLucia, D.S. Ellsworth, A.Finzi, J. Lichter, and W. H.
Schlesinger. 2003. Sustainability of terrestrial carbon sequestration: A
case study in Duke Forest with inversion approach. Global
Biogeochemical Cycles 17 (1): Art. No. 1021. PDF
Hui, D., Y.
Luo, and G. Katul. 2003. Partitioning interannual variability in net
ecosystem exchange into climatic variability and functional change. Tree
Physiology, 23:433-442. PDF
Davidson, E.A., K. Savage,
P. Bolstad, D.A. Clark, P.S. Curtis, D.S. Ellsworth, P.J. Hanson, B.E.
Law, Y. Luo, K.S. Pregitzer, J.C. Randolph, D. Zak. 2002.
Belowground carbon allocation in forests estimated from annual litterfall
and IRGA-based soil respiration measurements. Agricultural and
Forest Meterology. 113:39-51.PDF
Wan, S., T. Yuan, S. Bowdish,
L.L. Wallace, S. Russell, and Y. Luo, 2002. Response of an
allergenic species, Ambrosis psilostachya, to experimental warming and
clipping: implications for public health under global change. American
Journal of Botany. 89:1843-1846. PDF
Wan, S., Y. Luo, and
L.L. Wallace. 2002. Changes in microclimate induced by experimental
warming and clipping in tallgrass prairie. Global Change Biology.
8: 754-768. PDF
Liu, X, S. Wan, B. Su, D.
Hui, Y. Luo. 2002. Response of soil CO2 efflux to water
manipulation in a tallgrass prairie ecosystem. Plant and Soil.
240: 213-223. PDF
White, L and Y. Luo.
2002. Inverse analysis for estimating carbon transfer coefficients in Duke
Forest. Applied Mathematics and Computation. 130:101-120.
PDF
Miao, S., Y. Luo, Y.
Liu, D. Hui. 2002. Structure and Functional Response of Plants to Global
Climate Change. Pp. 121-143. In Wu, J. and X. Han (eds). Lectures in
Modern Ecology: From Basic Science to Environmental Issues. Science
Press, Beijing. China. (In Chinese with English abstract).
Hui, D., D.A. Sims, D.W.
Johnson, W. Cheng and Y. Luo. 2002. Effects of gradual versus step
carbon dioxide increase on Plantago growth at two nitrogen levels. Environmental
and Experimental Botany, 47:51-66. PDF
Luo, Y.,
S. Wan, D. Hui, L. Wallace. 2001. Acclimatization of soil respiration to
warming in a tall grass prairie. Nature 413: 622-625. PDF
Wan, S, D. Hui, and Y.
Luo. 2001. Fire Effects on ecosystem nitrogen pools and dynamics: A
meta-analysis. Ecological Application 11: 1349-1365.
PDF
Luo, Y.,
L.H. Wu, J.A. Andrews, L. White, R. Matamala, K.V.R. Schafer, W.H.
Schelesinger. 2001. Elevated CO2 differeentiates ecosystem carbon
processes: deconvolution analysis of Duke forest FACE data. Ecological
Monographs 71: 357-376. PDF
Hui, D., Y. Luo, D.W.
Johnson, W. Cheng, J.S. Coleman and D.A. Sims. 2001. Canopy radiation and
water use efficiency as affected by elevated CO2. Global Change
Biology 7, 75-91. PDF
Luo, Y.,
B. Medlyn, D. Hui, D. Ellsworth, J.F. Reynolds, and G. Katul. 2001. Gross
primary productivity in the Duke Forest: Modeling synthesis of the
free-air CO2 enrichment experiment and eddy-covariance measurements. Ecological
Applications 11,239-252. PDF
Luo, Y.,
D. Hui, W. Cheng, J.S. Coleman, D.W. Johnson, and D.A. Sims. 2000. Canopy
quantum yield in a mesocosm study. Agricultural and Forest
Meteorology 100, 35-48. PDF
Cheng, W. D.A. Sims, Y.
Luo, J.S. Coleman, D.W. Johnson. Photosynthesis, respiration, and net
primary production of sunflower stands in ambient and elevated atmospheric
CO2 concentrations: An invariant NPP:GPP ratio? Global Change
Biology 6,931-942. PDF
Peterson, A.G., J.T. Ball, Y.
Luo, C.B. Field, P.S. Curtis, K.L. Griffin, C.A. Gunderson, R.J. Norby,
D.T. Tissue, M. Forstreuter, A. Rey, C.S. Vogel, and CMEAL participants.
1999. Quantifying the response of photosynthesis to changes in leaf
nitrogen content and leaf mass per area in plants grown atmospheric CO2
enrichment. Plant, Cell and Environment 22, 1109-. PDF
Griffin, K.L. and Y. Luo.
1999. An experimental study on the sensitivity and acclimation of Glycine
max (L.) Merr. leaf photosynthesis to CO2 partial pressure, a
direct test of the leaf-level function. Environmental and
Experimental Botany 2, 141-. PDF
Cheng, W., D.A. Sims, Y.
Luo, D. Johnson, T. Ball, and J.S. Coleman. Demonstration of Complete
Carbon Budgeting in Plant-Soil Mesocosms under Elevated CO2: Locally
Missing Carbon? 2000 Global Change Biology. 6, 99-109 PDF
Luo,
Y.
and H.A. Mooney. (Eds.) 1999. Carbon Dioxide and Environmental Stress. Academic
Press, San Diego. Pp 418.
Luo,
Y.
1999. Scaling against environmental and biological variability: General
Principles and A case study. Pp. 309-331. In: Luo, Y. and H.A. Mooney.
(Eds.) Carbon Dioxide and Environmental Stress. Academic Press, San
Diego.
PDF
Luo,
Y.,
Canadell, J. and H.A. Mooney. 1999. Interactive effects of carbon dioxide
and environmental stress on plants and ecosystems: A synthesis.
Pp.393-408. In: Luo, Y. and H.A. Mooney. (Eds.) Carbon Dioxide and
Environmental Stress. Academic Press, San Diego.
PDF
Mooney,
H.A. and Y. Luo. 1999. Preface. Pp. xiii-xiv. In: Luo, Y. and H.A.
Mooney. (Eds.) Carbon Dioxide and Environmental Stress. Academic Press,
San Diego.
Luo,
Y.
and J.F. Reynolds. 1999. Validity of extrapolating field CO2
experiments to predict carbon sequestration in natural ecosystems. Ecology.
80:1568-1583.
PDF
Sims,
D.A., W. Cheng,Y.Luo, and J.R. Seemann. 1999. Photosynthetic
acclimation to elevated CO2 in a sunflower canopy. Journal
of Experimental Botany.
50, 645-653.
PDF
Luan,
J., Y. Luo, and J.F. Reynolds. 1999. Responses of a loblolly pine
ecosystem to CO2 enrichment in Duke forest: a modeling analysis. Tree
Physiology.
19:279-287.
PDF
Peterson,
A.G., J.T. Ball, Y. Luo, C.B. Field, P.B. Reich, P.S. Curtis, K.L.
Griffin, C.A. Gunderson, R.J. Norby, D.T. Tissue, M. Forstreuter, A. Rey,
C.S. Vogel, and CMEAL participants. 1999. The photosynthesis-leaf nitrogen
relationship at ambient and elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide: A
meta-analysis. Global Change Biology.
5:331-346. PDF
Luo,
Y.
1999. Ecological use of natural CO2 springs. Ecology.
80:353-354.
PDF
Peterson,
A.G. and CMEAL participants. 1999. Reconciling the apparent difference
between mass- and area-based expression of photosynthesis-nitrogen
relationship. Oecologia.
118:144-150. PDF
Luo,
Y.,
J.F. Reynolds, Y.P. Wang, and D. Wolfe. 1999. A search for predictive
understanding of plant responses to elevated CO2. Global
Change Biology.
5:143-156. PDF
Sims,
D.A., Y. Luo, and J. Seemann. 1998. Importance of leaf vs. whole
plant CO2 environment for photosynthetic acclimation. Plant,
Cell and Environment.
21:1189-1196.
PDF
Wolfe,
D.W., R.M. Gifford, D. Hilbert, and Y. Luo. 1998. Integration of
photosynthetic acclimation to CO2 at the whole-plant level. Global
Change Biology.
4:879-893.
PDF
Sims,
D.A., Y. Luo, and J. Seemann. 1998. Comparison of photosynthetic
acclimation to elevated CO2 and limited nitrogen supply in
soybean. Plant, Cell and Environment.
21:945-952.
PDF
Sims,
D.A., J. Seemann, and Y. Luo. 1998. The significance of differences
in the mechanisms of photosynthetic acclimation to light, nitrogen, and CO2
for return on investment in leaves. Functional
Ecology.
12:185-194.
PDF
Sims,
D.A., J. Seemann, and Y. Luo. 1998. Elevated CO2
concentration has independent effects on expansion rates and thickness of
soybean leaves across light and nitrogen gradients, Journal
of Experimental Botany.
49:583-591.
PDF
Luo,
Y,
D.A. Sims, K.L. Griffin. 1998. Nonlinearity of photosynthetic responses to
growth in rising atmospheric CO2: An experimental and modeling
study. Global Change Biology.
4:173-183.
PDF
Raffiee,
K., Y. Luo and S. Song. 1997. The economic cost of species
preservation: the Northwestern Nevada Cui-ui. The
Review of Regional Studies.
27:277-295. PDF
Luo,
Y.,
J.L. Chen, J.F. Reynolds, C.B. Field, and H.A. Mooney. 1997.
Disproportional increases in photosynthesis and plant biomass in a
California grassland exposed to elevated CO2: A simulation
analysis. Functional Ecology.
11:697-704. PDF
Luo,
Y.,C.B.
Field, and H.A. Mooney. 1997. Applying GePSi (Generic Plant Simulator) for
modeling studies in the Jasper Ridge CO2 project. Ecological
Modeling. 94:81-88.PDF
Luo,
Y.
1997. Quantifying global terrestrial carbon influx and storage as
stimulated by an increase in atmospheric CO2 concentration. pp.
129-140. In C.M. Isaacs and V.L. Tharp (eds.) Proceedings of the Thirteen
Annual Pacific Climate (PACLIM) Workshop, April 15-18, 1996. Interagency
Ecological Program, Technical Report 53. California Department of Water
Resource. PDF
Luo,
Y. and H.A. Mooney. 1996. Stimulation of global photosynthetic carbon
influx by an increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration. pp.
381-397. In G.W. Koch and H.A. Mooney (eds.) Carbon Dioxide and
Terrestrial Ecosystems. Academic Press, San Diego.
Griffin,
K.L., P.D. Ross, D.A. Sims, Y. Luo, J.R. Seemann, C.A. Fox, and J.T.
Ball. 1996. EcoCELLs: Tools for mesocosm scale measurements of gas
exchange. Plant, Cell and Environment,
19:1210-1221.
PDF
Luo,
Y.,
R.B. Jackson, C.B. Field, and H.A. Mooney. 1996. Elevated CO2
increases belowground respiration in California grasslands. Oecologia.
108:130-137.
PDF
Field,
C.B., A. Ruimy, Y. Luo, C.M. Malmstrom, J.F. Randerson, M.
Thompson. 1996. VEMAP: Model shootout at the sub-continental corral. Trends
in Ecology and Evolution,
11:313-314.
PDF
Griffin,
K.L. and Y. Luo. 1996. Biome responses to CO2 and
climate change: Review of symposium on Transdisciplinary Evidence for
Biome Responses to CO2 x Climate Change Across
Glacial/Interglacial Boundaries. Bulletin
of the Ecological Society of America.
77:164-166.
PDF
Luo,
Y.,D.
Sims, R. Thomas, D. Tissue, and J.T. Ball. 1996. Sensitivity of leaf
photosynthesis to CO2 concentration is an invariant function
for C3 plants: A test with experimental data and global
applications. Global Biogeochemical Cycles.
10:209-222.
PDF
Luo,
Y.
and H.A. Mooney. 1995. Long-term studies on carbon influx into global
terrestrial ecosystems: Issues and approaches. Journal
of Biogeography.
22:797-803. PDF
Jackson,
R.B., Y. Luo, Z.G. Cardon, O.E. Sala, C.B. Field, and H.A. Mooney.
1995. Photosynthesis, growth, and density for the dominant species in a CO2-enriched
grassland. Journal of Biogeography.
22:221-225. PDF
Luo,
Y.,
P.A. Meyerhoff, and R.S. Loomis. 1995. Seasonal patterns and vertical
distribution of fine roots of alfalfa [Medicago sativa, L.]. Field
Crops Research.
40:119-127.
PDF
Luo,
Y.,
C.B. Field, and H.A. Mooney. 1994. Predicting responses of photosynthesis
and root fraction to elevated CO2: Interaction among carbon,
nitrogen and growth. Plant, Cell and
Environment. 17:1195-1204.
PDF
Nobel,
P.S., M. Cui, P. Miller, Y. Luo, 1994. Influences of soil volume
and an elevated CO2 level on growth and CO2 exchange
for the Crassulacean acid metabolism plant Opuntia ficus-indica. Physiologia
Plantarum 90:
173-180. PDF
Luo,
Y.
and P.S. Nobel, 1993. Growth characteristics of newly initiated cladodes
of Opuntiaficus-indica as affected by drought, light and elevated CO2.
Physiologia Plantarum 87:467-474.
PDF
Luo,
Y.
and P.S. Nobel, 1992. Carbohydrate partitioning and compartmental analysis
for a highly productive CAM plant, Opuntia ficus-indica. Annals
of Botany 70:551-559.
PDF
Luo,
Y.,
R.S. Loomis, and T.C. Hsiao 1992. Simulation of soil temperature in crops.
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 61:23-38.
PDF
Luo,
Y.,
1991. Environmental and developmental physiology of alfalfa (Medicago
sativa, L.) integrated with the simulation model ALFALFA. Ph.D. Diss., University
of California, Davis, 197p.
Loomis,
R.S., Y. Luo, and P. Kooman, 1990. Integration of activities in the
higher plant. pp. 105-124. In R. Rabbinge, J. Goudriaan, H. van Keulen,
F.W.T. Penning de Vries, and H.H. van Laar (eds.). Theoretical Production
Ecology: reflections and prospects. Pudoc, Wageningen, The Netherlands.
318p. PDF
Zhu,
Q., X. Cao, and Y. Luo, 1988. Growth analysis on process of grain
filling in rice. Acta Agronomica Sinica
14:182-191.
PDF
Mo,
H., C. Jiang,Y. Luo, and D. Yao, 1986. A hereditary disease in
common wheat (Triticumaestivum, L.). Hereditas
(Beijing)
8:11-14.
Mo
H., X. Hu, and Y. Luo, 1986. Genetic analysis on quantitative
characters of Corn (Zeamays, L.) II. The characteristics of high-yielding
genotype in hybrid populations. Journal of
Jiangsu Agriculture College 7:1-8.
Mo,
H., J. Chang, Y. Luo, J. Kua. 1984. Translating book Principles of
Crop Improvement by N.W. Simmonds from English to Chinese. Jiangsu
Science & Technology Press, China.
Mo
H., X. Hu, and Y. Luo, 1984. Genetic analysis on quantitative
characters of Corn (Zeamays, L.) I. Genetic Potential and its utilization
of corn inbreds in China. Acta Genetica
Sinica 11:270-275.
Luo,
Y.
1983. A Textbook Agricultural Experimentation: Design and Analysis. 137p. Jiangsu
Agricultural College, China.
Luo,
Y.
1981. A review on mechanisms of male-sterility of rice plant in cool
environment. Plant Physiology
Communications.
6:18-21.
CONTACT
INFORMATION
Yiqi Luo, Ph.D.
Professor of Ecology
Department of Botany and Microbiology
University of Oklahoma
770 Van Vleet Oval
Norman, OK 73019-0245
U.S.A.
Phone: +1 405 325 1651
FAX: +1 405 325 7619
E-mail: yluo@ou.edu
Try his other pages:
OU department: http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/faculty/luo.html
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