still have a gap in China. Although many studies had been conducted to examine the
ecological effect of N deposition on Chinese grassland ecosystems, most of the
efforts were concentrated on the temperate steppe in North China. Studies from other
grassland ecosystems, widely differed in terms of climate, soil, and vegetation, are
still limited.
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