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Brief Job Description

Chiao-Ping Wang

  • Position：Associate Researcher
Research interests / job descriptionPedoecology, Nutrient cycling, Forest disturbance (typhoon), ecosystem degradation.
EducationPh.D. in Forestry (Soil Science) Goettingen University, Germany.(1998)
M.S. in Forestry National Chung-Hsing University, Taichung, Taiwan.(1990)
B.S. in Forestry National Chung-Hsing University, Taichung, Taiwan.(1987)
Experience2023.08~ Associate Researcher, Taiwan Forestry Research Institute, MOA.
2019.12~ Coordinator of Taiwan Long Term Ecological Study Network
2006.01~2023.07 Associate Researcher of Taiwan Forest Research Institute, Division of Silviculture
2000.01~2005.12 Assistant Researcher of Taiwan Forest Research Institute
1998.10~1999.12 Post Dr. in Plant Science of Academica Sinica Taiwan
1990.07~1993.08 RA in Marine Geology Institute, National Chung Shan Univ.
TEL886-2-23039978 ext. 2907
Emailcpwang@tfri.gov.tw
  1. Yu-Chi Cheng, Wang CP, Kuang-Yen Liu, Kuang-Yen Liu. (2024). Towards sustainable management of polyacrylamide in soil-water environment: Occurrence, degradation, and risk. Science of The Total Environment 926. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.171587. (SCI)
  2. Lu YJ, Chang RC, Lin CY, Wang CP*. (2023). Habitat Preference of Ground Dwelling Coleopteran Larvae in Urban Forests. Taiwan Journal of Forest Science 38(4): 273-88. (in Chinese)
  3. Xiao-Zhen Chen, J. Aaron Hogan, Wang CP, Pei-Ling Wang, Teng-Chiu Lin*. (2023). Responses of a common tropical epiphyte, Asplenium nidus, to changes in water and nutrient availability. AoB PLANTS plad076. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1093/aobpla/plad076. (SCI)
  4. Tiegs SD*, Costello DM, Isken MW, Woodward G, Mclntyre PB, Gessner MO, Chauvet E, Griffiths NA, Flecker AS, Acuna V, ..., Wang CP, Webster JR, Wilson PB, Woelfl S, Xenopoulos MA, Yates AG, Yoshimura C, Yule CM, Zhang YX, Zwart JA. (2019). Global patterns and drivers of ecosystem functioning in rivers and riparian zones. Science advances 5(1): eaav0486.
  5. Djukic I*, Kepfer-Rojas S, Schmidt IK, Larsen KS,..., Wang CP,... (2018). Early stage litter decomposition across biomes. Science of the Total Environment 628-629:1369-1394.
  6. Eun-Shik Kim, Yongyut Trisurat, Hiroyuki Muraoka, Hideaki Shibata, Victor Amoroso, Bazartseren Boldgiv, Kazuhiko Hoshizaki, Abd Rahman Kassim, Young-Sun Kim, Hong Quan Nguyen, Nobuhito Ohte, Perry S. Ong & Wang CP. (2018). The International Long-Term Ecological Research –East Asia–Pacific Regional Network (ILTER-EAP): history, development, and perspectives. Ecological Research 33(1):19-34.
  7. Kim ES, Trisurat Y, Muraoka H, Shibata H, Amoroso V, Boldgiv B, Hoshizaki K, Kassim AR, Kim YS, Nguyen HQ, Ohte N, Ong PS, Wang CP. (2018). The International Long-Term Ecological Research–East Asia–Pacific Regional Network (ILTER-EAP): history, development, and perspectives. Ecological Research 33(1):19-34.
  8. Chang CT, Wang CP, Huang JC, Wang LJ, Liu CP, Lin TC*. (2017). Trends of two decadal precipitation chemistry in a subtropical rainforest in East Asia. Science of the Total Environment 605-606:88-98.
  9. Chang CT, Wang LJ, Huang JC, Liu CP, Wang CP, Lin NH, Wang L, Lin TC. (2017). Precipitation controls on nutrient budgets in subtropical and tropical forests and the implications under changing climate. Advances in Water Resources 103:44-50.
  10. Lu MC, Chang CT, Lin TC, Wang LJ, Wang CP, Hsu TC, Huang JC*. (2017). Modeling the terrestrial N processes in a small mountain catchment through INCA-N: A case study in Taiwan. Science of the Total Environment 593-594:319-329.
  11. Lin TC, Shaner PL, Wang LJ, Shih YT, Wang CP, Huang GH, Huang JC. (2015). Effect of mountain agriculture on nutrient cycling at upstream watersheds. Hydrology and Earth System Science Discuss 12:4785-4811.
  12. Tuda M*, Wu LH, Yamada N, Wang CP, Wu WJ, Buranapanichpan S, Kagoshima K, Chen ZQ, Teramoto KK, Kumashiro BR, Heu R. (2014). Host shift capability of a specialist seed predator of an invasive plant: roles of competition, population genetics and plant chemistry. Biological Invasions 16(2):303-313.(SCI)
  13. Jian PY, Hu FS, Wang CP, Chiang JM, Lin TC*. (2013). Ecological facilitation between two epiphytes through drought mitigation in a subtropical rainforest. PLOS ONE 8(5):1-13.(SCI)
  14. Wu LH, Wang CP, Wu WJ*. (2013). Effects of temperature and adult nutrition on the development of Acanthoscelides macrophthalmus, a natural enemy of an invasive tree, Leucaena leucocephala. Biological Control 65(3):322-329.
  15. Wu LH, Wang CP, Wu WJ*. (2012). Description and Differentiation of the Four Larval Instars of Acanthoscelides macrophthalmus (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Bruchinae). Annals of the Entomological Society of America 105(2):259-267.
  16. Schmidt BHM, Wang CP, Matzner E. (2010). High precipitation causes large fluxes of dissolved organic carbon and nitrogen in a subtropi-cal montane Chamaecyparis forest in Taiwan. Biogeochemistry 101(1):243-256.
  17. Chang CT, Wang CP*, Chou CZ, Duh CT. (2010). The Importance of Litter Biomass in Estimating Soil Organic Carbon Pools in Natural Forests of Taiwan. Journal of Taiwan Forest Science, 25(2): 155-64, 2010. (EI).
  18. Tsai CJ, Lin TC*, Hwong JL, Lin NH, Wang CP, Hamburg S. (2009). Typhoon impacts on stream water chemistry in a plantation and an adjacent natural forest in central Taiwan. Journal of Hydrology, 378(3-4):290-298. (SCI). NSC 94-2815-C-018-014-B.
  19. Liang YL, Lin TC*, Hwong JL, Lin NH, Wang CP. (2009). Fog and Precipitation Chemistry at a Mid-land Forest in Central Taiwan. Journal of Environmental Quality, 38:627-636. (SCI). NSC 93-2621-B-018-001.
  20. Shieh SH*, Wang CP, Hsu CB, Yang PS. (2008). Leaf breakdown in a subtropical stream: nutrient release patterns. Fundamental and Applied Limnology, 171/4:273–284. (SCI). NSC 90-2621-B-126-001-A10.
  21. Chang SC*, Tseng KH, Hsia YJ, Wang CP, Wu JT. (2008). Soil respiration in a subtropical montane cloud forest in Taiwan. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 148:788-798. (SCI).
  22. Chen TW, Wang CP *, Hou PCL. (2008). A Review on the Impacts of the Invasive Earthworm, Pontoscolex Corethrurus, on Forest Ecosystems. J. Chinese Forestry 41(1):135-148. (in Chinese)
  23. Shieh SH, Hsu CB, Wang CP, Yang PS*. (2007). Leaf breakdown in a subtropical stream riffle: macroinvertebrates associated. Zoological Studies, 46(5):609-621. (SCI).
  24. Huang CY, Wang CP, Hou PCL*. (2007). Effects of the toad (Bufo bankorensis) on litter invertebrates and decomposition in a subtropical forest, Taiwan. Journal of Tropical Ecology, 23(2):161-168. (SCI).
  25. Chang SC, Wang CP, Feng CM, Rees R, Hell U, Matzner E*. (2007). Soil fluxes of mineral elements and dissolved organic matter following manipulation of leaf litter input in a Taiwan Chamaecyparis forest. Forest Ecology and Management, 242:133-141. (SCI).
  26. Chang CT、Duh CT, Chiou CZ CM, Wang CP*. (2007). A Review on the Forest Soil Organic Carbon Stock in Taiwan. J. Chinese Forestry 40(2):261-273. (in Chinese)
  27. Lin KC*, Duh CT, Huand CM, Wang CP. (2006). Estimate of coarse root biomass and nutrient contents of trees in a subtropical broadleaf forest in Taiwan. Taiwan J For Sci, 21(2): 155-166.
  28. Rees R, Chang SC, Wang CP, Matzner E*. (2006). Release of nutrients and dissolved organic carbon during decomposition of Chamaecyparis obtusa var. formosana leaves in a mountain forest in Taiwan. Plant Nutrition and Soil Science, 169: 792-798. (SCI).
  29. Lin KC*, Wang CP, Ma FC. (2005). Distribution and nutrient contents of fine roots in the Fushan subtropical broadleaf forest in Taiwan. Taiwan J For Sci 20(1):1-11. (EI).
  30. Lin KC*, Huang CM, Wang CP, Chang NH. (2004). Carbon and Nitrogen Accumulation and Distribution in Taiwania Plantations of the Liukuei Experimental Forest. Taiwan J For Sci 19(3):225-235. (in Chinese)
  31. Wang CP*, Liu MC, Lin KC, Wang LJ. (2003). Effects of Fire and Vegetation Types on Soil Temperature and Chemistry at Chihsing Mountain, Taiwan. Taiwan J For Sci 18(1):43-54. (in Chinese)
  32. Lin KC*, Wang CP, Huang CM, Horng FW, Chiu CM. (2003) Estimates of Biomass and Carbon Storage in Two Taiwania Plantations of the Liukuei Experimental Forest. Taiwan J For Sci 18(2):85-94.
  33. Wang CP*, Lin KC. (2003). Variations of 15N Natural Abundance in Leaves and Soils of Two Natural Lauro-Fagaceae Forests in Taiwan. Taiwan J For Sci 18(2):153-157.
  34. Lin KC, Chang NH, Wang CP, Liu CP. (2002). Green Foliage Decomposition and its Nitrogen Dynamics of 4 Tree Species of the Fushan Forest. Taiwan J For Sci 17(1):75-85. (in Chinese)
  35. Wang CP, Bredemeier M, King HB. (2001). The Experiments and Results of Solling Roof Project for On-Site Ecosystem Manipulation. Quarterly Journal of Chinese Forestry 34(3):311-321. (in Chinese)
  1. Chang RC, Lu YJ, 劉相均, 徐一心, 賴彥萍, 曾奕茜, Wang CP. (2023, Jan). Effects of urban park characteristics on soil fauna structure. 2023 Congress of Animal Behavior & Ecology. Taichung, Taiwan. (in Chinese)
  2. Lu YJ, Wang CP. (2023, Jan). Habitat preference of ground dwelling Coleopteran larvae in Taipei Botanical Garden. 2023 Congress of Animal Behavior & Ecology. Taichung, Taiwan. (in Chinese)
  3. Lin YK, Wang CP, Hsu YJ. (2011.06). SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS OF TAIWAN VOLE (MICROTUS KIKUCHII) LATRINES ON SOIL. 91st Annual Meeting The American Society of Mammalogists, Portland USA.
  4. Chen TW, Wang CP, Lucky Hou PC. (2009.07). The invasive earthworm Pontoscolex corethrurus increases CO2 efflux and nitrogen mineralization in three types of forest soils. The Society of Nematologists and Soil Ecology Society Conference, Burlington.
  5. Schmid BHM, Chang SC, Wang CP, Matzner E. (2009.06). Contribution of extreme precipitation events to dissolved nitrogen and carbon fluxes in a subtropical montane Chamaecyparis forest in Taiwan. 6th International Symposium on Ecosystem Behavior BIOGEOMON 2009, Finland.
  6. Chen TW, Wang CP. (2008.11). The effects of earthworm Pontoscolex corethrurus on soil CO2 evolution and nutrients in three forests of Taiwan. 2008 Taiwan Ecological Research Network.
  7. Wang CP, Duh CT. (2008.10). Organic carbon stock in forest soils in Taiwan. International symposium on carbon management in forest and forest products, Taipei.
  8. Wu LH, Wang CP, Wu WJ. (2008.07). Biological and ecological studies of the leucaena bruchid (Acanthoscelides macrophthalmus). International Congress of Entomology, Durban South Africa.
  9. Lin KC, Wang CP, Huang CM, Horng FW, Chio CM. (2002.11). Estimates of carbon and nitrogen storage in two plantations of Liukuei experimental forest. P.132-136.in Lin KC and JC Lin (eds.) Proceedings international symposium on forest carbon sequestration and monitoring. Taipei, Taiwan. 11-15.
  10. Priess J, Wang CP, R Brumme R. (1997.12). C and N-transformations in forest soils of contrasting nutrient status. Invited lecture 18.12.1997 Chinese Academy of Forestry - Beijing, China.
  11. Wang CP, Priess J, Brumme R. (1997.10). The fate of 15N tracers in an acid forest soil: influences of soil profile and temperature on N-transformation rates and transport, 20th annual meeting of Workshop of Stable Isotope Germany (ASI), Freising-Weihenstephan.
  12. Priess J, Wang CP, Brumme R. (1997.07). Temperaturbedingte Verschiebung von C- und N-Transformationen und des respiratorischen Quotienten in unterschiedlichen Waldstandorten. Annual meeting of the Soil Science Society of Germany; July, Konstanz (Poster)
  13. Wang CP, Priess J, Brumme R. (1996.10). The effect of temperature and depth on C and N-transforming processes in an undisturbed beech forest soil. International conference on Substrate use for characterization of microbial communities in terrestrial ecosystems, Innsbruck.
  14. Priess J, Wang CP, Brumme R. (1996.09). Vertikale Parametrisierung der N- und C-Transformationen in ungestörten Bodensäulen unter Einsatz von 15NH4+ und 15NO3-: II. C- und N-Mineralisation und N-Immobilisation. Annual meeting of the Ecological society of Germany (GfÖ), Bonn.
  15. Wang CP, Priess J, Brumme R. (1996.09). Vertikale Parametrisierung der N- und C-Transformationen in ungestörten Bodensäulen unter Einsatz von 15NH4+ und 15NO3-: I. Mikrobielle Biomasse (C & N) und Aktivität. Annual meeting of the Ecological society of Germany (GfÖ), Bonn.
  16. Wang CP, Priess J, Brumme R. (1996.07). Vertical differenciation of N-pools and -fluxes 15N microcosm experiments with undisturbed beech forest soil. International conference on Stable Isotopes and the Integration of Biological, Ecological and Geochemical Processes. Newcastle.
  1. Brumme R, Raubuch M, Priess J, Wang CP, Adnerson TH. (2009). Chapter 6. Microbial Biomass. Ecological Studies 208:87-92. Functioning and Management of European Beech Ecosystems, Brumme R, Khanna PK. (eds.).
  2. Brumme R, Wang CP, Priess J, Raubuch M, Steinmetz G. (2009). Chapter 14. Fate, Transport, and Retention of Applied 15N Labelled Nitrogen in Forest Soils. (2009). Functioning and Management of European Beech Ecosystems: Ecological Studies.208:253-263. (ISBN: 978-9-642-00339-4). New York, USA. Brumme R, Khanna PK. (eds.).
  3. Brumme R*, Priess J, Wang CP, Raubuch M, Steinmetz G, Meyer H. (2009). Chapter 13. Nitrogen and Carbon Transformations. Functioning and Management of European Beech Ecosystems Ecological Studies.208:253-263. (ISBN: 978-9-642-00339-4). New York, USA.Brumme R, Khanna PK. (eds.).
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