Xi Luo

Research

I got my bachelor's degree in Agricultural Resource and Environment at Nanjing Agricultural University in 2015 and joined immediately to the Ecosystem Ecology Laboratory (http://ecosystemecology.njau.edu.cn/index.htm).

Currently, I’m a visiting scholar at VEG lab (2018.12-2020.12). I’m working with Robert Fitch detecting the roles of AM fungi in driving plant responses to long term nitrogen enrichment of California grasslands at Sedgwick Reserve.

My research focuses on the effects of global change factors including (temperature, nutrients and precipitation) on plant community structure in alpine meadows in the Tibetan plateau. Also, I’m interested in exploring the phenotypic and genetic differentiation during plant invasions.