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    Identification of Molecular Markers for a Aphid Resistance Gene in Sorghum and Selective Efficiency Using These Markers by Jin-hua CHANG, Jiang-hui CUI, Wei XUE, Qing-wen ZHANG

    Published 2012-07-01

    In this study, an F2 segregated population obtained by hybridization between the aphid-sensitive sorghum strain Qiansan and aphid-resistant cultivar Henong 16 was used to establish an aphid-resistant pool and an aphid-sensitive pool. 192 pairs of AFLP (amplified fragment length polymorphism) marker...

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    Using side-dressing technique to reduce nitrogen leaching and improve nitrogen recovery efficiency under an irrigated rice system in the upper reaches of Yellow River Basin, Northw... by Ai-ping ZHANG, Ji GAO, Ru-liang LIU, Qing-wen ZHANG, Zhe CHEN, Shi-qi YANG, Zheng-li YANG

    Published 2016-01-01

    The excessive nitrogen (N) fertilizer input coupled with flood irrigation might result in higher N leaching and lower nitrogen recovery efficiency (NRE). Under an intensive rice system in the Ningxia irrigation region, China, environmental friendly N management practices are heavily needed to balanc...

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    Nitrous oxide emissions following seasonal freeze-thaw events from arable soils in Northeast China by Zhe CHEN, Shi-qi YANG, Ai-ping ZHANG, Xin JING, Wei-min SONG, Zhao-rong MI, Qing-wen ZHANG, Wen-ying WANG, Zheng-li YANG

    Published 2018-01-01

    Seasonal soil freeze-thaw events may enhance soil nitrogen transformation and thus stimulate nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions in cold regions. However, the mechanisms of soil N2O emission during the freeze-thaw cycling in the field remain unclear. We evaluated N2O emissions and soil biotic and abiotic...

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