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Progress in potential toxicity of chiral pesticides by LIU Wei-ping, ZHANG Ying
Published 2012-01-01In the past, chiral pesticides were explored as racemic mixtures in environmental fate and ecotoxicities. However, as a result of the enantioselective interactions with chiral molecules, the enantiomers of chiral pesticides may have different potential toxicities to humans and animals. The present r...
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The reaction mechanism of acetanilide herbicides with urease by LIU Hui-jun, LIU Wei-ping
Published 2004-03-01The binding of acetochor, pretilachor, butachlor and metolachlor to urease in aqueous solution was studied using UV difference spectrum and fluorescence spectrum methods. According to the UV difference spectrum curve obtained, the UV difference adsorption AA showed rapid change when herbicide concen...
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School bullying and depression in Chinese primary and secondary school students after the COVID-19: mediating effect of academic anxiety and moderating effect of home-school cooper... by Ping Lan, Ling Lan, Wei-Ping Zhang
Published 2025-07-01IntroductionThe aim of this study is to explore the relationship between school bullying, depression, academic anxiety, and home-school cooperation among Chinese primary and secondary school students, with a focus on promoting students' mental wellbeing in the post-COVID-19 era.MethodsA survey...
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Localized Airy Wave Packets in a Self-Defocusing Kerr Medium by Wei-Ping Zhong, Milivoj Belic, Yiqi Zhang
Published 2018-01-01Families of vortex-like and Gaussian-like localized Airy wave packets, propagating in a self-defocusing Kerr medium, are discovered. Their propagation is described by the cylindrical Korteweg–de Vries (CKdV) equation, reduced from the nonlinear Schrödinger equation by utilizing...
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Research on Spatial Distribution, Accessibility and Resource Equity of Compulsory Education Schools in Megacities: A Case Study of Wuhan by Wei Ping, Huang Jing, Yan Jiaqin, He Sanwei
Published 2025-06-01The accelerated promotion of new urbanization has brought about population mobility, which has placed greater pressure on megacities in terms of inter-regional competition for high-quality resources in compulsory education and their carrying capacity. To achieve high-quality and balanced development...
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Review on the enantioselective separation and environmental determination of chiral contaminates by LU Hang, MA Yun, LIU Hui-jun, LIU wei-ping
Published 2002-09-01Approaches to the chromatographic (GC, HPLC, CE, SFC and TLC) enantiomer separation and determination of chiral contaminates are reviewed. The enanriomers of chiral contaminates are selectively degradation and interaction in soil and water environment. For the separation and determination of main ty...
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Effects of high temperature during grain filling on physicochemical properties of waxy maize starch by Da-lei LU, Huan YANG, Xin SHEN, Wei-ping LU
Published 2016-02-01Abstract: Understanding the waxy maize starch physicochemical properties response to heat stress during grain filling could improve starch quality. The effects of heat stress during early (1–15 days after pollination, DAP) and late (16–30 DAP) grain filling stages on the starch physicochemical prope...
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The Binding Force and Corrosion Resistance of Ni - TiN Composite Coating by Ultrasound - Assisted Pulse Electrodeposition by SUN Chui - kang, JIA Wei - ping, ZHOU Shao - an, YU Wei - wen
Published 2021-04-01Ultrasound - assisted pulse electrodeposition is a preferred method for producing nanocomposite coating, with combining the effects of ultrasonic acoustic cavitation which benefited de - agglomeration and agitation effects, and the characters of pulsing current such as high instantaneous current den...
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Inclusion interaction of cyclodextrins and 2,4-dichlorprop methyl ester enantiomers by UV spectra by LI Hong, LIU Hui-jun, WEN Yue-zhong, LIU Wei-ping
Published 2008-01-01The enantioselective inclusion interaction of various cyclodextrins (β-CD, PM-β-CD, CM-β-CD) with R/S-2, 4-dichlorprop methyl ester (R/S-2, 4-D) was studied by UV spectra technique. The results show that all cyclodextrins formed 1∶1 inclusion complexes with 2, 4-D, the order of binding constants of...
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Differences of yield and nitrogen use efficiency under different applications of slow release fertilizer in spring maize by Guang-hao LI, Gui-gen CHENG, Wei-ping LU, Da-lei LU
Published 2021-02-01Excessive or insufficient application of fertilizer has raised broader concerns regarding soil and environmental degradation. One-time application of slow release fertilizer (SF) has been widely used to reduce yield gap with potential maize yield and improve nitrogen use efficiency (NUE). A 2-year f...
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N, P and K use efficiency and maize yield responses to fertilization modes and densities by Guang-hao LI, Qian CHENG, Long LI, Da-lei LU, Wei-ping LU
Published 2021-01-01Optimal planting density and proper fertilization method are important factors to improve maize yield and nutrient utilization. A two-year (2016 and 2017) field experiment was conducted with three plant densities (6.0, 7.5 and 9.0 plants m–2) and three fertilization modes (no fertilizer, 0F; one-off...
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Effects of post-silking water deficit on the leaf photosynthesis and senescence of waxy maize by Yu-xiu YE, Zhang-rong WEN, Huan YANG, Wei-ping LU, Da-lei LU
Published 2020-09-01Waxy maize is widely cultivated under rainfed conditions and frequently suffers water shortage during the late growth stage. In this study, a pot trial was conducted to examine the effects of post-silking drought on leaf photosynthesis and senescence and its influence on grain yield. Two waxy maize...
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Weakened carbon and nitrogen metabolisms under post-silking heat stress reduce the yield and dry matter accumulation in waxy maize by Huan YANG, Xiao-tian GU, Meng-qiu DING, Wei-ping LU, Da-lei LU
Published 2020-01-01Post-silking high temperature is one of the abiotic factors that affects waxy maize (Zea mays L. sinensis Kulesh) growth in southern China. We conducted a pot trial in 2016–2017 to study the effects of post-silking daytime heat stress (35°C) on the activities of enzymes involved in leaf carbon and n...
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Effect of Shading During Grain Filling on the Physicochemical Properties of Fresh Waxy Maize by Da-lei LU, Xu-li SUN, Xin WANG, Fa-bao YAN, Wei-ping LU
Published 2013-09-01Grain physicochemical properties determine the table quality of fresh waxy maize. Two waxy maize varieties, Suyunuo 5 (shading tolerant) and FHN003 (shading sensitive), were used to estimate the effect of shading (plants received 30% less radiation than control) during grain filling (from 0 d to 23...
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The HD-Zip transcription factor GhHB12 represses plant height by regulating the auxin signaling in cotton by Yan LIU, Wei-ping WANG, Lin ZHANG, Long-fu ZHU, Xian-long ZHANG, Xin HE
Published 2023-07-01Upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) is the most important natural textile fiber crop worldwide. Plant height (PH) is a significant component of plant architecture, strongly influencing crop cultivation patterns, overall yield, and economic coefficient. However, cotton genes regulating plant height...
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Studies on the differences in uptake and utilization of soil potassium between different rice genotypes by WANG Wei-mu, YANG Xiao-e, WEI You-zhang, YE Zheng-qian, DIAO Wei-ping
Published 2005-01-01The differences between uptake and utilization of soil K by two lowland rice genotypes differed in the tolerance to low K were studied by rhizobox cultivation. The results showed that the growth of aerial part of Fujiandao, a rice genotype tolerant to low K, was not obviously affected by low K stres...
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A study on the interaction between Verticillium dahliae strains and cotton varieties by WU Yuan-qi, GONG Le-chun, ZHOU Zhao-hua, FANG Wei-ping, HU Bing-min
Published 2003-01-01In studying the interaction between the strains and cotton varieties, the disease indices of 23 different resistant or susceptible varieties inoculated with 18 isolates of Verticillium dahliae were analyzed by ANOVA, generalized linear model (GLM), additive main effects and multiplicative interactio...
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Ferric nitrate-catalyzed aerobic oxidative ring-opening of substituted furans for the stereoselective synthesis of (Z)-1,4-enediones by Tao Ye, Na Lin, Jia-Huan Shen, Lichun Kong, Yang-Zi Liu, Quannan Wang, Wei-Ping Deng
Published 2025-05-01A simple and highly efficient catalytic system for the selective aerobic oxidative ring-opening of substituted furans has been achieved using Fe(NO3)3·9H2O as a catalyst and air as an oxidant under mild conditions. A series of (Z)-1,4-enediones were obtained in good yields (up to 97 %) with excellen...
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Comparative analysis of isolated male epispadias: concealed versus nonconcealed cases in a Chinese tertiary hospital by Jia-Yi Li, Bo Yu, Meng-Cheng Yang, Zong-Han Li, Hong-Cheng Song, Wei-Ping Zhang
Published 2025-07-01Isolated male epispadias typically presents with preputial defects and dorsal urethral dehiscence. A less common subtype, known as concealed epispadias, is distinguished by an intact prepuce. Despite its clinical relevance, there is limited literature on this variant. In this study, we retrospective...
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Staphylococcus aureus exploits lipoic acid salvage to combat host oxidative stress by Iván C. Acosta, Andrew Albers, Liwei Fang, Gustavo Serrato, Wei Ping Teoh, David G. Glanville, Francis Alonzo, III
Published 2025-08-01Summary: Phagocytic leukocytes employ reactive oxygen species to defend against pathogenic microorganisms. The bacterial pathogen Staphylococcus aureus adapts to oxidative stress by producing antioxidant enzymes and small molecules to protect proteins, nucleic acids, and other essential cellular com...
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