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姓　　名： 陈思翀
职　　称： 研究员
职　　务： 博士生导师,PI
电话/传真： 027-87700889/027-87700877
电子邮件： chensichong@wbgcas.cn
所属课题组：

宏观生态学学科组

简要履历：

2021~至今 中国科学院武汉植物园 研究员
2023~至今 植物多样性与特色经济作物全国重点实验室 副主任
2018~至今 英国皇家植物园邱园 研究员，荣誉研究员
2019~2019 德国雷根斯堡大学 访问学者
2016~2018 以色列本古里安大学 博士后
2012~2016 澳大利亚新南威尔士大学 博士
2009~2012 中国科学院西双版纳热带植物园 硕士
2008~2009 日本大阪大学 访问学生
2005~2009 武汉大学 学士

研究领域：

宏观生态学，生物地理，宏观进化，种子生态学，物种互作

社会任职：

2024~至今 中国生态学学会种子生态学专业委员会 副主任
2023~至今 中国植物学会植物生态学专业委员会 委员
2023~至今 国际种子科学学会 中国区域代表
2023~至今 《Methods in Ecology and Evolution》 编委
2020~至今 《Oikos》 编委
2022~至今 《Integrative Zoology》 青年编委
2024~至今 《生物多样性》 编委
2024~至今 《植物生态学报》 编委
2022~至今 《植物科学学报》 编委
2020~2022 《Frontiers in Plant Science》“种子功能生态学”特辑客座编辑

获奖及荣誉：

 国家优秀自费留学生奖学金

代表论著：

  1. Chen S-C*, Antonelli A, Huang X, Wei N, Dai C & Wang Q*. (2025) Large seeds as a defensive strategy against partial granivory in the Fagaceae. Journal of Ecology ,113(3): 598–607.
  2. Huang X, Dalsgaard B & Chen S-C*. (2025) Weaker plant-frugivore trait matching towards the tropics and on islands. Ecology Letters，28(1): e70061.
  3. Chen S-C, Hu X-W*, Baskin CC & Baskin JM. 2024. A long-term experiment reveals no trade-off between seed persistence and seedling emergence. New Phytologist , 241(2): 623–631.
  4. Zhang H-X, Chen S-C*, Bonser SP, Hitchcock TD & Moles AT. 2023. Factors that shape large-scale gradients in reproductive mode selection. Journal of Biogeography, 50(5): 827–837. (Editors’Choice: https://journalofbiogeographynews.org/2023/04/05/plant-reproductive-mode)
  5. Chen S-C*, Wang B & Moles AT .2021. Exposure time is an important variable in quantifying post-dispersal seed removal. Ecology Letters，24(7): 1522–1525.
  6. Chen S-C*, Poschlod P, Antonelli A, Liu U & Dickie JB .2020. Trade-off between seed dispersal in space and time. Ecology Letters，23(11): 1635–1642.
  7. Chen S-C*, Wu L-M, Wang B & Dickie JB .2020. Macroevolutionary patterns in seed component mass and different evolutionary trajectories across seed desiccation responses. New Phytologist，228(2): 770–777.
  8. Chen S-C*, Dener E, Altman A, Chen F &Giladi I .2020. Effect of habitat fragmentation on seed dispersal ability of a wind-dispersed annual in an agroecosystem. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment，304: 107138.
  9. Moles AT*, Laffan SW, Keighery M, Dalrymple RL, Tindall ML & Chen S-C*.2020. A hairy situation: Plant species in warm, sunny places are more likely to have pubescent leaves. Journal of Biogeography，47(9): 1934–1944.
  10. Chen S-C* & Giladi I .2020. Variation in morphological traits affects dispersal and seedling emergence in dispersive diaspores of Geropogon hybridus. American Journal of Botany，107(3): 436–444.
  11. Chen S-C*, Tamme R, Thomson FJ & Moles AT* .2019. Seeds tend to disperse further in the tropics. Ecology Letters， 22(6): 954–961.
  12. Chen S-C*, Pahlevani AH, Mal kov  L, Riina R, Thomson FJ & Giladi I .2019. Trade-off or coordination? Correlations between ballochorous and myrmecochorous phases of diplochory. Functional Ecology，33(8): 1469–1479.
  13. Wu LM#, Chen S-C# & Wang B* .2019. An allometry between seed kernel and seed coat shows greater investment in physical defense in small seeds. American Journal of Botany，106(3): 371–376.
  14. Chen S-C* & Giladi I .2018. Allometric relationships between masses of seed functional components. Perspectives in Plant Ecology, Evolution and Systematics，35: 1–7.
  15. Chen S-C* & Moles AT .2018 . Factors shaping large-scale gradients in seed physical defence: Seeds are not better defended towards the tropics. Global Ecology and Biogeography，27(4): 417–428.
  16. Chen S-C*, Hemmings FA, Chen F & Moles AT .2017. Plants do not suffer greater losses to seed predation towards the tropics. Global Ecology and Biogeography，26(11): 1283–1291.
  17. Chen S-C*, Cornwell WK, Zhang H-X & Moles AT .2017. Plants show more flesh in the tropics: Variation in fruit type along latitudinal and climatic gradients. Ecography，40(4): 531–538.
  18. Chen S-C* & Moles AT .2015. A mammoth mouthful? A test of the idea that larger animals ingest larger seeds. Global Ecology and Biogeography， 24(11): 1269–1280.
  19. Chen S-C, Cannon CH*, Kua CS, Liu JJ & Galbraith DW .2014. Genome size variation in the Fagaceae and its implications for trees. Tree Genetics & Genomes，10(4): 977–988.

    

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