Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Huihuang Chen"
- Huihuang Chen's recent research focuses on the impacts of ecological disturbances and climate change on aquatic ecosystems, particularly in subtropical reservoirs, highlighting phenomena such as hypoxia, eutrophication, and changes in plankton communities.
- Significant findings include evidence of earlier hypoxia onset in low water periods, community responses of testate amoebae to drought and typhoon events, and the identification of core taxa influencing community stability in deep reservoirs after mixing disturbances.
- Chen's work combines ecological monitoring, molecular sequencing, and experimental approaches to address pressing environmental issues, suggesting that anthropogenic factors and climate variability significantly shape aquatic biodiversity and ecosystem health.
