Qingdong Shi

Xinjiang Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau — China

Earth and Planetary Sciences · Physical Sciences

21h-index1.4kcitations161works4.32yr avg
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Research Topics

Remote Sensing and Land Use(47), Environmental Changes in China(34), Environmental and Agricultural Sciences(23), Plant Water Relations and Carbon Dynamics(17), Remote Sensing in Agriculture(16)

Publications161 total

The impact of different water–salt gradients on the health and growth of Populus euphratica in the oases of the Taklamakan Desert's interior
Environmental Technology & Innovation·2025Open Access
Microplastics from agricultural mulch films improve soil aggregation and alter microbial communities
Chemical Engineering Journal·2025· 2 cited
Effects of intrinsic water-use efficiency and environmental factors on radial growth of Populus euphratica, Taklamakan Desert, China
Agricultural Water Management·2025Open Access
Accelerated disappearance of desert oases: The impact of climate warming and farmland expansion
Agricultural Water Management·2025· 1 citedOpen Access
Impact of surface water and groundwater changes on the growth condition of desert riparian forests
Agricultural Water Management·2025Open Access
Health risk assessment of heavy metals in coal mine soils of Northwest China
Journal of Arid Land·2025
In Silico Analysis of miRNA-mRNA Binding Sites in Arabidopsis thaliana as a Model for Drought-Tolerant Plants
Plants·2025· 4 citedOpen Access
Geomorphology of mega-dunes in the eastern Taklimakan Desert
Journal of Geographical Sciences·2025
Influence of fluctuation of groundwater depth on the water use characteristics of Tamarix ramosissima at the tail of the Kriya River
Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies·2025Open Access
The Influence of Climate and Hydrological Factors on the Phenological Characteristics of Populus euphratica in the Oasis of the Central Taklamakan Desert
Forests·2025Open Access
Response of Populus euphratica radial growth to drought in desert Oases, Taklamakan Desert, China
CATENA·2025· 2 cited
Floodplain habitats are likely to reduce the multifunctionality of desert–wetland ecosystems through the mass ratio effect
Plant Ecology·2025· 2 cited
Influence of Climate and Hydrological Factors on the Phenological Characteristics of Populus Euphratica in the Oasis of the Central Taklamakan Desert
SSRN Electronic Journal·2025Open Access
Influence of Climate and Hydrological Factors on the Phenological Characteristics of Populus Euphratica in the Oasis of the Central Taklamakan Desert
SSRN Electronic Journal·2025Open Access
Highly efficient reduction of Cr(VI) from industries sewage using novel biomass-driven carbon dots modified TiO2 under sunlight
Chemical Engineering Journal·2024· 11 cited
Novel biomass carbon dots/chitosan hydrogel-modified TiO2: An effective reduction of Cr(VI) in various wastewater under sunlight
Separation and Purification Technology·2024· 13 citedOpen Access
Mapping Natural Populus euphratica Forests in the Mainstream of the Tarim River Using Spaceborne Imagery and Google Earth Engine
Remote Sensing·2024· 4 citedOpen Access
Influence of surface water and groundwater gradient on spatial distribution of typical vegetation in the hinterland of Taklamakan desert
The Science of The Total Environment·2024· 10 cited
Water-use characteristics of Populus euphratica trees in response to flood and groundwater depth in desert oasis
Environmental and Experimental Botany·2024· 14 cited
Pattern of water use by Tamarix ramosissima seedlings in floodplains under varied groundwater depths in the hinterland of the Taklimakan Desert
Environmental and Experimental Botany·2024· 4 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Zijun Xu(9), Haobo Shi(9), Yanbo Wan(9), Lei Peng(7), Abdugheni Abliz(6), Bilal Imin(6), Yue Dai(6), Hao Li(6), Xiyuan Wang(5), Jiao Chen(5), Ruoxin Ma(5), Yasenjiang Kahaer(5), Xiaoling Pan(4), Suhong Liu(4), Rukeya Sawut(3), Nijat Kasim(3), Yuchuan Guo(3), Xiaolong Zhou(3), Abudureyimu Anwaier(3), Aoxue Mei(2)