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• 1. Wu H, Jiang M, Wei X^*. 2026. Sex‐specific responses of flower and leaf phenology to spring warming of a dioecious tree species. New Phytologist, 251(1): 111-119.
  2. Wu H, Lyu L, Xiao Z, Yang T, Jiang M, Wei X^*. 2025. Regeneration of an endangered plant species endemic to the remote mountain areas: anthropogenic disturbance matters. Forest Ecology and Management, 576: 122406.
  3. Xiong X, Wu H^*, Wei X, Jiang M. 2024. Contrasting temperature and light sensitivities of spring leaf phenology between understory shrubs and canopy trees: Implications for phenological escape. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 355: 110144.（*通讯作者）
  4. Wu H, Meng H, Wang S, Wei X^*, Jiang M. 2018. Geographic patterns and environmental drivers of seed traits of a relict tree species. Forest Ecology and Management, 422: 59-68.
  5. Wu H, Franklin SB, Liu J, Lu Z^*. 2017. Relative importance of density dependence and topography on tree mortality in a subtropical mountain forest. Forest Ecology and Management, 384: 169-179.
  6. Wu H, Meng H, Jiang M, Wei X^*. 2024. Intraspecific variation of multi-elements in seeds of Euptelea pleiospermum and its association with soils, climate, and leaf elements. Journal of Plant Ecology, 17(6): rtae090.
  7. Wu H, Li J, Zhou J, Jiang M, Wei X^*. 2023. Elevational pattern and temperature sensitivity of spring leaf phenology of three co-occurring tree species in a subtropical mountain forest. Trees - Structure and Function, 37: 863–874.
  8. Wu H, Wang S, Wei X^*, Jiang M. 2019. Sensitivity of seed germination to temperature of a relict tree species from different origins along latitudinal and altitudinal gradients: implications for response to climate change. Trees - Structure and Function, 33(5): 1435-1445.
  9. Wu H, Wei X^*, Jiang M. 2021. Intraspecific variation in seedling growth responses of a relict tree species Euptelea pleiospermum to precipitation manipulation along an elevation gradient. Plant Ecology, 222(12): 1297-1312.