Li Na

Personal profile

Li Na, female, born in 1992, doctor, assistant research fellow, master supervisor.

Academic Education & Work Career

Academic Education

Work Career：

Main Research directions

1. High standard green farmland construction

2. Farmland soil carbon sequestration and emission reduction

Overview of Teaching and Research

She has been engaged in scientific research on soil carbon sequestration and emission reduction and efficient utilization of crop nutrients for a long time. She has presided over Shanxi Basic Research Program project and Doctoral research project of Shanxi Agricultural University, and participated in National Key Research and Development Projects, National Natural Science Foundation of China Project and the Second National Pollution Source Survey Project. She has published 4 papers in international and national academic journals, of which three papers are included by SCI and one paper is included by EI.

Teaching and Research Projects

1. Effects of nitrogen reduction under maize and soybean intercropping on farmland productivity and nitrogen loss, Doctoral research project of Shanxi Agricultural University, Preside over.

2. Soil root, mycorrhizal and microbial respiration and their temperature sensitivity under mulch, Shanxi Basic Research Program project (Youth), Preside over.

3. Technical model and application of organic dryland fertile soil water saving and recycling efficiency improvement in loess hilly region of East Jinzhong, National Key Research and Development Projects, participate.

4. Soil C:N:P ecological stoichiometric mechanism of long-term straw returning affecting greenhouse gas emissions in farmland, National Natural Science Foundation of China Project, participate.

5. Regional comprehensive observation and field in-situ monitoring of ammonia emissions from agricultural source cropping in Loess Plateau and Ganxin region, the Second National Pollution Source Survey Project, participate.

Presentative papers

1. First Author. Plastic film mulching mitigates the straw-induced soil greenhouse gas emissions in summer maize field. Applied Soil Ecology. 2021, 162. （SCI）

2. First Author. Biochar addition mitigates nitrogen loss induced by straw incorporation and nitrogen fertilizer application. Soil Use and Management, 2020, 36(4): 751-765. （SCI）

3. First Author. Straw incorporation plus biochar addition improved the soil quality index focused on enhancing crop yield and alleviating global warming potential. Environmental Technology and Innovation, 2021, 21.（SCI）

Monographs and textbooks

Achievement , patent and regulation

Contact information

Address：81 Longcheng Dajie, Xiaodian District, Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, China

Postcode：030000

Email：linaa@sxau.edu.cn

Tel：0351-7125226