Publications by authors named "Gubai Luo"

This study investigates the co-occurrence of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs), petroleum hydrocarbons (TPHs) and benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene (BTEX) and their effects on the indigenous microbial communities in soils at a contaminated site with a history of petroleum refinery operations. PFASs concentrations were in the range of 5.65-6.

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In order to obtain the typical soil physical properties of reclaimed land more quickly and accurately, the South Dump of the China Coal's Antaibao Open-Pit Mine in Pingshuo was focussed on in this paper, and ground penetrating radar (GPR) technology was utilized to detect the soil physical properties of reclaimed land in the mining area. The soil profile sampling and GPR detection methods were used to acquire the data. The gravel content of surface soil was analyzed by counting the number of isolated gravel signals in GPR images.

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The purpose of this study was to reveal that reconstructed soil composed of different types and proportions of materials has different effects on the growth of , and to determine the most suitable formula of reconstructed soil materials to use for soil replacement. Using topsoil, coal gangue, fly ash, and rock and soil stripping materials from Shengli Mining Area of Inner Mongolia as raw materials, stratified and mixed pot experiments were carried out in a greenhouse using different proportions of each material. The differences in the aboveground biomass, leaf width, plant height, and root length of plants in pot experiments were then compared using analysis of variance.

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Scientifically determining the characteristics of arable land use in different regions is significant in promoting arable land protection. Most studies on the changes in arable land focus on an isolated analysis of the impact of urban development on arable land. Studies on the influence mechanism of regional spatial forces in different cities from the macro perspective are limited.

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