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Hai-Tao Miao
Xizang Agricultural and Animal Husbandry University
Research areas: Environmental Science · Nature and Landscape Conservation · Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies · Animal Ecology and Behavior Studies · Rangeland Management and Livestock Ecology
0000-0002-6703-0285
About
I am a Quantitative Ecologist. I combine statistics, mathematical modeling and experimental approaches to understand and predict the response of plant populations to global change (e.g., climate change and anthropogenic activity), as well as to provide support for decision-making in biodiversity conservation.
Employment
- 2026 - Present
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Publications (18)
- Climate warming undermines the benefits of grazing removal for alpine plant population maintenance on the Tibetan Plateau Save
- Clonal reproduction as a double-edged sword: antagonistic and synergistic effects on the warmed population maintenance of alpine species across successional stages of plateau zokor disturbance Save
- Demographic compensation buffers population decline under variable grazing intensities in alpine grasslands Save
- Limited seedling recruitment reduces long-term viability of reseeded populations during grassland restoration process Save
- Rainfall timing and intensity jointly affect the survival and growth of seedling and juvenile Poa crymophila in alpine rangelands on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau Save
- Clonal integration affects the responses of a rhizomatous dune plant to single severe and multiple shallow wind erosion events Save
- Community Beta Diversity as a Catalyst: Mediating Livestock Grazing Effects on Ecosystem Multifunctionality in the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau Save
- Differences in adult survival drive divergent demographic responses to warming on the Tibetan Plateau Save
- Simultaneously reducing the intensity and increasing the frequency of sand movements promotes the performance of Artemisia ordosica seedlings in dune environments Save
- Appropriate livestock grazing alleviates the loss of plant diversity and maintains community resistance in alpine meadows Save
- Higher species diversity improves soil water infiltration capacity by increasing soil organic matter content in semiarid grasslands Save
- Reply to the comment on “Effects of grazing exclusion on carbon sequestration in China's grassland” Save
- The influence of litter crusts on soil properties and hydrological processes in a sandy ecosystem Save
- Soil water content and temporal stability in an arid area with natural and planted grasslands Save
- Litter crusts promote herb species formation by improving surface microhabitats in a desert ecosystem Save
- Linkages of plant-soil interface habitat and grasshopper occurrence of typical grassland ecosystem Save
- Soil water depletion patterns of artificial forest species and ages on the Loess Plateau (China) Save
- Formation of litter crusts and its multifunctional ecological effects in a desert ecosystem Save