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邱志郁 研究員

實驗室主持人

Dr.邱志郁

研究員

 

Ph.D.—National Tsukuba University,
Tsukuba, Japan,1988

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研究領域
  • 土壤生物化學
  • 土壤微生物學
  • 湖泊代謝

研究方向

  • 1.山區森林土壤微生物族群
    探討土壤微生物族群的重要意義，在於可藉此瞭解環境因子對於微生物多樣性組成的影響。森林經營管理常導致土壤性質和微生物族群的改變。透過 16S rRNA 基因庫，得以分析經森林經營管理後土壤細菌族群的差異。森林砍伐和樹種變更的干擾，影響天然林和受干擾林間的微生物族群組成，且增加土壤族群的多樣性。
  • 2.森林土壤的腐植物質的特性
    使用13C-NMR技術，探討不同森林土壤的腐植酸特性，包括植被、坡面效應、海拔高度的影響效應等等。強酸性和高水分含量造成了檜木林土壤低度的腐植化程度。終年多濕的環境，也減低了坡度效應對於腐植化作用的影響。
  • 3.湖泊代謝
    我們使用高頻即時監控湖水溶氧的技術，研究鴛鴦湖季節性變化及控制湖泊代謝的因子。湖泊初級生產力和生態系呼吸量皆以初夏和中秋達到最高，但台風和入冬之後迅速下降。生態系呼吸量對於外來干擾作用的忍受度，高於初級生產力，且在台風季節呈現激烈的日間變化。冬季的和台風季節所導致的水體混和作用，扮演著構成湖泊碳儲存和釋放的重要功能。

 

最新發表

期刊論文 ( 2016 - 2019 )

  1. Lin, Y.T., Lin, Y.F., Tsai, I.J., Chang, E.H., Jien, S.H., Lin, Y.J., and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2019, “Structure and diversity of soil bacterial communities in offshore islands”, Scientific Reports, 9:4689. (SCI) (IF: 4.259; SCI ranking: 15.6%) Link
  2. Liu, W.C., Liu, H.M. and Chiu, C.Y., 2019, “Investigating suspended-sediment transport in a shallow lake using a three-dimensional hydrodynamic and sediment model”, Journal of Earth System Science, 128, 29. (SCI) (IF: 0.955; SCI ranking: 80.3%)
  3. Lin, C.W., Tian, G., Pai, C.W., and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2018, “Characterization of phosphorus in subtropical coastal sand dune forest soils”, Forests, 9(11), 710. (SCI) (IF: 1.951; SCI ranking: 20.3%) Link
  4. Lin, Y.T., Whitman, W.B., Coleman, D.C., and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2018, “Effects of reforestation on the structure and diversity of bacterial communities in subtropical low mountain forest soils”, Frontiers in Microbiology, 9, 1968. (SCI) (IF: 4.076; SCI ranking: 20.8%) Link
  5. Lin, Y.T. Whtman, W.B., Coleman, D.C., Shiau, Y.J., Jien, S.H. and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2018, “The influences of thorny bamboo growth on the bacterial community in badland soils of southwestern Taiwan”, Land Degradation & Development, 29(8), 2728-2738. (SCI) (IF: 9.787; SCI ranking: 2.9%,1.3%) Link
  6. Shiau, Y.J., Pai, C.W., Tsai, J.W., Liu, W.C., Yam, R.S.W., Chang, S.C., Tang, S.L. and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2018, “Characterization of phosphorus in a toposequence of subtropical perhumid forest soils facing a subalpine lake”, Forests, 9, 294. (SCI) (IF: 1.951; SCI ranking: 20.3%) Link
  7. Tandon, K., Yang, S.H., Wan, M.T., Yang, C.C. Baatar, B., Chiu, C.Y., Tsai, J.W., Liu, W.C. and Tang, S.L., 2018, “Bacterial community in water and air of two sub-alpine lakes in Taiwan.”, MICROBES AND ENVIRONMENTS, 33(2), 120-126. (SCI) (IF: 2.909; SCI ranking: 33.1%,41.6%) Link
  8. Shiau, Y.J., Cai, Y.F., Lin, Y.T., Jia, Z.J., Chiu, C.Y.*, 2018, “Community structure of active aerobic methanotrophs in red mangrove (Kandelia obovata) soils under different frequency of tides”, Microbial Ecology, 75(3), 761-770. (SCI) (IF: 3.63; SCI ranking: 3.8%,24.2%,28%) Link
  9. Chang, E.D., Chen, C.P., Tian, G., and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2018, “Replacement of natural hardwood forest with planted bamboo and cedar in a humid subtropical mountain affects soil microbial community”, Applied Soil Ecology, 124, 146-154. (SCI) (IF: 2.786; SCI ranking: 26.5%) Link
  10. Shiau, Y.J., Cai, Y., Jia, Z, Chen, C.L., and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2018, “Phylogenetically distinct methanotrophs modulate methane oxidation in rice paddies across Taiwan.”, Soil Biology & Biochemistry, 124, 59-69. (SCI) (IF: 4.857; SCI ranking: 5.9%) Link
  11. Shiau, Y.J., and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2017, “Changes in soil biochemical properties in a cedar plantation invaded by moso bamboo.”, Forests, 8, 222. (SCI) (IF: 1.951; SCI ranking: 20.3%) Link
  12. Shiau, Y.J, Chen, J.S., Chung, T.L., Tian, G. and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2017, “13C NMR spectroscopy characterization of particle-size fractionated soil organic carbon in subalpine forest and grassland ecosystems”, Botanical Studies, 58, 23. (SCI) (IF: 1.452; SCI ranking: 44.8%) Link
  13. Shiau, Y.-J., Lin, M-F., Tan, C.-C., Tian, G. and Chiu, C.-Y.*, 2017, “Assessing N2 fixation in estuarine mangrove soils”, ESTUARINE COASTAL AND SHELF SCIENCE, 189, 84-89. (SCI) (IF: 2.176; SCI ranking: 27.6%,31.7%) Link
  14. Lin, Y.T., Whitman, W.B., Coleman D.C., Jien, S.H. and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2017, “Cedar and bamboo plantations alter structure and diversity of the soil bacterial community from a hardwood forest in subtropical mountain”, Applied Soil Ecology, 112, 28-33. (SCI) (IF: 2.786; SCI ranking: 26.5%) Link
  15. Shiau, Y.-J., Wang, H.-C., Chen, T.-H., Jien, S.-H., Tian, G., and Chiu, C.-Y.*, 2017, “Improvement in the biochemical and chemical properties of badland soils by thorny bamboo”, Scientific Reports, 7, 40561. (SCI) (IF: 4.259; SCI ranking: 15.6%) Link
  16. Chang , E.-H., Tian, G. , and Chiu, C.-Y.*, 2017, “Soil microbial communities in natural and managed cloud montane forests”, Forests, 8(2), 33. (SCI) (IF: 1.951; SCI ranking: 20.3%) Link
  17. Shiau, Y. J., Lee, S.C., Chen, T.H., Tian, G., and Chiu, C.Y. *, 2017, “Water salinity effects on growth and nitrogen assimilation rate of mangrove (Kandelia candel) seedlings. ”, Aquatic Botany, 137, 50-55. (SCI) (IF: 1.714; SCI ranking: 41%,39.2%) Link
  18. Kimura, N., Liu W.C., Tsai, J.W., Chiu, C.Y., Kratz, T.K. and Tai A., 2017, “Contribution of extreme meteorological forcing to vertical mixing in a small, shallow subtropical lake”, JOURNAL OF LIMNOLOGY, 76(1), 116-128. (SCI) (IF: 1.451; SCI ranking: 50%) Link
  19. Lin, Y,T., Jia, Z., Wang, D., Chiu, C.Y.*, 2017, “Effects of temperature on the composition and diversity of bacterial communities in bamboo soils at different elevations”, Biogeosciences, 14(21), 4879-4889. (SCI) (IF: 3.851; SCI ranking: 22.9%,10.6%) Link
  20. Chang, E.D., Tian, G., and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2017, “The effect of re-planting of trees on soil microbial communities in wildfire-induced subalpine grassland”, Forests, 8(10), 385. (SCI) (IF: 1.951; SCI ranking: 20.3%) Link
  21. Chang, E.H., Chen, T.H., Tian, G., Hsu, C.K., and Chiu, C.Y.* , 2016, “Effect of 40 and 80 years of conifer regrowth on soil microbial activities and community structure in subtropical low mountain forests”, Forests, 7(10), 244. (SCI) (IF: 1.951; SCI ranking: 20.3%) Link
  22. Wang. H.C., Chou, C.Y., Chiou, C.R., Tian, G, and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2016, “Humic acid composition and characteristics of soil organic matter in relation to the elevation gradient of moso bamboo plantations ”, PLoS ONE, 11(9), e0162193. (SCI) (IF: 2.806; SCI ranking: 23.4%) Link
  23. Lin, Y.T. and Chiu, C.Y.* , 2016, “Elevation gradient of soil bacterial communities in bamboo plantations.”, Botanical Studies, 57, 8. (SCI) (IF: 1.452; SCI ranking: 44.8%) Link
  24. Jien, S.H., Baillie, I, Hu, C.C., Chen, T.H., Iizuka, Y., and Chiu, C.Y.* , 2016, “Forms and distribution of phosphorus in a placic podzolic toposequence in a subtropical subalpine forest, Taiwan. ”, Catena, 140, 145-154. (SCI) (IF: 3.191; SCI ranking: 20.6%,9.1%,20.2%) Link
  25. Tsai, J.W., Kratz, T.K., Rusak, J.A., Shih, W.Y., Liu, W.C., Tang, S.L., and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2016, “Absence of winter and spring monsoons cause water level changes and rapid shifts in metabolism in a subtropical lake.”, Inland Waters, 6(3), 436-448. (SCI) (IF: 1.987; SCI ranking: 30%,33.3%) Link
  26. Shiau, Y.J., Dham, V., Tian, G. and Chiu, C.Y.*, 2016, “Factors influencing removal of sewage nitrogen through denitrification in mangrove soils.”, Wetlands, 36, 621-630. (SCI) (IF: 1.573; SCI ranking: 61.4%,62%) Link
  27. Jien, S.H., Baillie, I, Huang, W.S., Chen, Y.Y. and Chiu, C.Y. *, 2016, “Incipient ferralization and weathering indices along a soil chronosequence in Taiwan ”, European Journal of Soil Science, 67, 583-596. (SCI) (IF: 3.475; SCI ranking: 14.7%) Link
  28. Wang, H.C., Tian, G., and Chiu, C.Y.* , 2016, “Invasion of moso bamboo into a Japanese cedar plantation affects the chemical composition and humification of soil organic matter. ”, Scientific Reports, 6, 32211. (SCI) (IF: 4.259; SCI ranking: 15.6%) Link
  29. Chang, E.H, Chen, T.H., Tian, G and Chiu, C.Y.* , 2016, “The effect of altitudinal gradient on soil microbial community activity and structure in moso bamboo plantations. ”, Applied Soil Ecology, 98, 213-220. (SCI) (IF: 2.916; SCI ranking: 23.5%) Link