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Journal of Henan Agricultural University is committed to the principles of rigor, pragmatism, innovation and growth. It aims to promote agricultural science and technology and contribute to the development of related disciplines. The journal participates in the progress of the university, academic disciplines, scientific growth and achievements of researchers. The journal primarily publishes articles in the fields of crop science, veterinary medicine, agricultural engineering, forestry, animal husbandry, agricultural and forestry economics and management, biology, agricultural resources and environment, food science and engineering, landscape architecture, ecology, plant protection, horticulture, and tobacco science. Manuscripts are expected to demonstrate scientific rigor, originality, authenticity, and adherence to academic standards.

The journal is currently included in many international databases, including the Chemical Abstracts (US), Japan Science & Technology Agency Database, databases of CABI (UK), EuroPub and EBSCO. It has been indexed in A Guide to the Core Journals of China (2023 edition) and selected as a Key Source Journal for Chinese Science Citation Database (CSCD) (2025-2026), a Key Magazine of China Technology (Source Journal for Chinese Scientific and Technical Papers and Citations), a China Core Academic Journal by Research Center for Chinese Science Evaluation (RCCSE), a Core Journal of Agriculture and Forestry in China (Class A), and a High-quality Scientific Journal in the Field of Agriculture and Forestry by China Association for Science and Technology. In addition, the journal has received numerous awards, including National Excellent Scientific Journal, Double-Effect Journal of China Scientific Journal Phalanx, Outstanding Natural Science Journal of Chinese Higher Education Institutions, Excellent Scientific Journal of Chinese Universities, Demonstration Case of Excellent Scientific Journal Construction in Chinese Universities, Premium Journal of Chinese Agricultural Journals, Outstanding Team of Chinese Agricultural Journals, Most Influential Agricultural Journal in China, Henan Excellent Publication Award, Outstanding Scientific Journal of Henan Province, Excellent University Journal of Henan Province, and First-Class Journal of Henan Province.

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Issue 04,2026

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Research progress on different types of mucosal adjuvants and their application in veterinary vaccines

YANG Haoxiang;ZHOU Hengqi;LIU Ziyang;DUAN Laitong;HE Hua;

This review summarizes the major types and research progress in the application of respiratory mucosal immune adjuvants, with particular emphasis on the characteristics and underlying mechanisms of microbial-derived mucosal adjuvants, pattern recognition receptor agonist-based mucosal adjuvants, natural product-derived mucosal adjuvants, and synthetic nanomaterial-based mucosal adjuvants in enhancing mucosal barrier immunity, inducing secretory IgA, and promoting cellular immune responses.It also summarizes their application progress in veterinary vaccines against porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, avian influenza, and infectious bronchitis in chickens.Currently, studies on veterinary respiratory mucosal adjuvants still lack systematic data on safety, dose optimization, and challenge protection in target animals, such as pigs and poultry.Future research should integrate immunology and materials engineering to advance target-animal immunoregulation and scenario-oriented validation, thereby providing a reference for the design of veterinary mucosal vaccine adjuvants.

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Research progress on the application of synthetic microbial communities in plant regulation

YAO Yicai;ZHANG Yuqi;YU Kejia;ZHOU Yikai;ZHOU Wang;WU Jiaxuan;SHI Mingzi;WANG Mingdao;

This paper summarizes the characteristics and construction strategies of synthetic microbial communities （“top-down” “bottom-up” and “integrated approaches”）, and reviews their functions(promoting plant growth, controlling diseases, and resisting abiotic stress) and mechanisms of action(stable root colonization, metabolic flux balance, and induction of stress resistance) in plant regulation.Currently, synthetic microbial communities still face challenges such as complex structures, difficult colonization, and production difficulties.Future research needs to deeply integrate multi-omics, artificial intelligence, and synthetic biology tools, to construct multi-trophic microbial communities through ecological network analysis and machine learning, and to promote the transition of synthetic microbial communities from “empirical combinations” to “rational design”.

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Cloning and functional analysis of the maize transcription factor ZmbHLH54 in response to drought stress

YANG Ziqiong;SONG Bolin;ZHANG Nannan;MENG Jiaxing;HE Xueyuan;FAN Xiaowei;WU Jianyu;

【Objective】To identify a novel drought-responsive gene, ZmbHLH54, belonging to the basic Helix-Loop-Helix(bHLH)transcription factor family, and to investigate the response mechanism of this gene in a drought-stressed environment.【Method】Bioinformatics approaches were employed to systematically analyze the gene structure, protein characteristics, phylogenetic relationships, conserved motifs, and promoter cis-acting elements.Furthermore, the phenotypic identification of gene mutant material was conducted under drought stress conditions.The activities of superoxide dismutase(SOD) and peroxidase(POD) were measured, and the expression levels of relevant genes were quantified using real-time fluorescent quantitative PCR(RT-qPCR).These analyses provided preliminary insights into the mechanisms underlying drought resistance.【Result】The ZmbHLH54 gene has a typical bHLH domain and belongs to the bHLH transcription factor family.The coding region is 690 bp, encoding 229 amino acids.There are several elements related to hormone and drought stress response in promoter region.ZmbHLH54 is a hydrophilic protein without transmembrane helical structure.After 5 days of drought stress, the negative control plants showed obvious leaf curling and wilting, while most mutant seedlings still kept the leaf stretch state or only slightly curling.Under drought stress, SOD and POD activities in zmbhlh54 mutant were significantly higher than those in the negative control.Furthermore, the expression of reactive oxygen species(ROS) scavenging genes(ZmSOD3 and ZmSOD4) was up-regulated in zmbhlh54 mutant, while the expression of ROS-related gene(Zm00001d036557) was suppressed.【Conclusion】The bHLH transcription factor family ZmbHLH54 may mainly respond to drought stress by regulating ROS clearance mechanism under drought stress, and enhances drought resistance of mutant at seedling stage.

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Effects of different plant growth regulators on walnut fruit quality

ZHANG Tao;CHEN Xiaolong;QIAO Xinpai;DING Shen;YANG Chaochen;LAI Yong;ZHANG Dangquan;

【Objective】To investigate the effects of plant growth regulators on the drupe weight, kernel weight and fatty acid content in walnut fruit, providing a scientific basis for improving the quality of walnut.【Method】In this study, walnut was treated with 6-BA(50 mg·L^-1), salicylic acid(SA, 100 mg·L^-1) and paclobutrazol(PAC, 50 mg·L^-1) to appraisal the fruit phenotype and analyze the changes of oil content and fatty acid composition.【Result】After 6-BA treatment, the drupe weight was significantly increased by 21.84%(p<0.01), 5.96% and 3.92%(p<0.05) on the 1 st, 7 th and 14 th day, respectively, while the oil content was decreased by 16.29% and 3.44%(p<0.01) on the 1 st and 28 th day, respectively.The relative content of linoleic acid was increased, leading to enhanced the accumulation of polyunsaturated fatty acids under 6-BA treatment.After SA treatment, the drupe weight was significantly decreased by 6.31%, 5.17%(p<0.05) and 7.23%(p<0.01) on the 14 th, maturity and 28 th day, respectively, and the kernel weight was significantly decreased by 8.09%, 4.35%(p<0.05) and 8.44%(p<0.01) on the 7 th, maturity and 28 th day.The oil content was significantly decreased by 14.79%(p<0.01) on the 1 st day but increased by 3.52%(p<0.05) on the 14 th day.SA treatment inhibited the accumulation of unsaturated fatty acids and polyunsaturated fatty acids, and showed a pattern of initial inhibition followed by promotion in oleic acid.It also inhibited the accumulation of linoleic acid and linolenic acid.After PAC treatment, the kernel weight was significantly increased by 5.83%, 6.61% and 4.11%(p<0.05) on the 1 st, 14 th and 28 th day.The oil content was increased by 2.45%, 1.21%(p<0.05) and 6.60%(p<0.01) on the 1 st, 7 th and 14 th day.The action on polyunsaturated fatty acids was firstly promotive and then inhibitory.

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Effects of harvest time on bacterial community structure and quality of cigar tobacco leaves during air-curing

PEI Yubing;WANG Zhenhua;TAN Yonghao;LIU Jie;QUAN Yihua;WANG Wei;SHI Xiangdong;DING Songshuang;Key Laboratory of Tobacco Cultivation in Tobacco Industry of Henan Agricultural University;

【Objective】The impact of harvesting time on the bacterial community structure and quality of cigar tobacco leaves during air-curing was investigated to offer a theoretical foundation and technical guidance for the production of high-quality domestic cigar tobacco leaves.【Method】 The Cuba-7 variety was used as the experimental material in this study, and three harvest time treatments were set up(T1: harvested at 20 days after topping; T2: harvested at 25 days after topping; T3: harvested at 30 days after topping).The changes in bacterial community structure, appearance quality, main carbon and nitrogen compounds content and sensory quality of cigar tobacco leaves harvested at different times during air-curing were analyzed.【Result】With the delay of harvest time, the species of bacterial community on the surface of tobacco leaves increased, but the dominant bacteria on the surface of tobacco leaves in different treatments were the same, all of which were Sphingomonas.During the air-curing process, the bacterial genera on the surface of tobacco leaves exhibited predominantly positive correlations, indicating a strong symbiotic relationship.The later the tobacco leaves were harvested, the faster the color changed during the air-curing process, especially during the yellowing and browning periods.The content of carbon-containing compounds in fresh tobacco leaves was T3 > T2 > T1, while the content of nitrogen-containing compounds showed the opposite trend.Within a specific limit, the smoke and style attributes of tobacco leaves intensify as the harvesting time is postponed.【Conclusion】The dominant genus of cigar tobacco leaves with different harvest time in the air-curing process was the same, all of which were Sphingomonas.Appropriately delaying harvest can increase the species richness of the dominant genus on the surface of fresh tobacco leaves, and notably reduces the protein content in fresh tobacco leaves, which in turn boosts the smoke concentration and permeability of the tobacco leaves following fermentation.Meanwhile, the aroma of woody, sweet and pollen can be highlighted, and the quality can be significantly improved.

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Fitness cost analysis of thiamethoxam-resistant populations in Laodelphax striatellus

ZHU Junhua;WANG Li;YANG Xifa;WU Qingnan;HAO Youwu;LIU Xiangyang;

【Objectives】Analysis of the fitness cost in thiamethoxam-resistant populations of Laodelphax striatellus provides a scientific strategy for the control of this pest. 【Methods】The differences in growth and development between resistant populations and susceptible populations were analyzed using the two-sex life table and age-stage characteristics. 【Results】Compared with the susceptible strain (SS)， the 5th instar nymphal duration， pre-adult period， adult longevity， total longevity， oviposition time and fecundity of the thiamethoxam-resistant strain (TRS) were significantly decreased. Only the 3rd instar nymphal duration of hybrid strain 1 (SS♂×TRS♀， H1) was significantly reduced. The 3rd instar nymphal duration， 5th instar nymphal duration， pre-adult period and pre-oviposition period of hybrid strain 2 (TRS♂×SS♀， H2) were significantly decreased， while the longevity of male adults was significantly increased. There were no significant differences in the intrinsic rate of increase， finite rate of increase， net reproductive rate and gross reproductive rate among the four populations. Compared with SS， the mean generation time of H2 and TRS was significantly shortened. The relative fitness values of H1， H2 and TRS relative to SS were 0.91， 0.95 and 0.64， respectively. 【Conclusions】Thiamethoxam-resistant populations of L. striatellus incurs significant fitness costs and alters offspring development via hybridization patterns， without significantly compromising population growth potential.

Online First Publication Date (Accepted Manuscript):2026-07-21 13:31:32 ; 河南省科技研发计划联合基金项目（232103810027）; 中国烟草总公司河南省公司技术创新项目（2024410000240046）
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Construction and immunogenicity evaluation of a multi-epitope fusion vaccine MVPLM-SS against Streptococcus suis

YE Siru;HU Jinwang;GUO Zihan;LI Yuhang;ZU Shaopo;XIA Lu;ZHANG Yue;

【Objective】Based on the immunodominant epitopes of PdhA， Ldh， and MalX， we designed a multi-epitope candidate vaccine against Streptococcus suis to confer broad-spectrum protection.【Method】Using immunoinformatics methods， the BCL epitopes， CTL epitopes， and HTL epitopes from the immunogenic proteins PdhA， Ldh， and MalX of Streptococcus suis were predicted. High-scoring surface-exposed epitopes were then linked via AAY， KK， and GPGPG linkers to construct the multi-epitope vaccine MVPLM-SS. Finally， its safety and immunogenicity were evaluated through clinical monitoring， antibody titer detection， cytokine assays， and survival curve analysis.【Result】A total of 14 dominant epitope peptides were screened and used to construct the multi-epitope fusion protein MVPLM-SS. This protein exhibited favorable hydrophilicity， thermal stability， and structural stability. Molecular docking further predicted its effective binding to Toll-like receptor 4 (TLR4). Subsequently， the recombinant expression plasmid pET28a(+)-sumo-MVPLM-SS was successfully constructed， and the target protein of approximately 63 kD was expressed. In mouse experiments， MVPLM-SS immunization significantly raised serum IgG， IL-4， and IFN-γ levels， prolonged survival， and mitigated brain and lung histopathological damage compared with the PBS/adjuvant controls.【Conclusion】The designed multi-epitope fusion vaccine MVPLM-SS exhibited a rational structure and was efficiently expressed in Escherichia coli. In mice， it induced robust humoral immune responses and significantly attenuated histopathological lesions caused by Streptococcus suis infection. These findings support MVPLM-SS as a promising candidate for the development of broad-spectrum vaccines against this pathogen.

Online First Publication Date (Accepted Manuscript):2026-07-10 11:10:11 ; 国家自然科学基金项目（32102673）; 中国博士后科学基金面上项目（2020M682297）
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Cloning， expression pattern and allelic variation of three homoeologues of TaLEC1 in wheat

MENG Xiaodan;LI Huimi;ZHANG Yingying;JIAO Zhongfa;CHEN Kai;LI Yongchun;REN Jiangping;

【Objective】To clarify the spatiotemporal expression pattern and allelic variation of the LEC1 genes and investigate the relationship between LEC1 genes and pre-harvest spouting (PHS) resistance in wheat.【Method】The complete coding boxes of the three homologous genes of wheat TaLEC1 was cloned by RT-PCR (reverse transcription-PCR). The expression patterns of TaLEC1 homologous genes in different tissues and seed development stage were analyzed by quantitative RT-PCR (qRT-PCR). The interacting proteins of TaLEC1 were predicted， and the allelic variations of TaLEC1 in different wheat varieties were analyzed by using online databases.【Result】The results showed that the three cDNAs of TaLEC1 homologous genes were successfully cloned， designated as TaLEC1-6AL， TaLEC1-6BL and TaLEC1-6DL. Sequence analysis showed that the open reading frame was 741bp， encoding 246 amino acids. The three homologous genes of TaLEC1 had similar tissue-specific expression patterns， and their expression levels were the highest in the 10d leaves. During seed development， the expression of the three genes in PHS-resistant Huaimai0360 presented a single peak curve， with the highest expression level at 10 days after flowering (DAF). In PHS-susceptible Zhongyou9507， the expression showed a bimodal curve， and the peaks appeared at 10 and 20 DAF， respectively. The expression levels among the three genes were TaLEC1-6AL > TaLEC1-6DL > TaLEC1-6BL. The three TaLEC1 may interact with Hap5-like protein (h5l-1B) and multiple CBFD＿NFYB＿HMF domain-containing proteins. There are as many as five haplotypes of TaLEC1-6AL， among which the PHS-resistant Yangmai158 belongs to haplotype I， and the PHS-susceptible Zhongyou9507 belongs to haplotype Ⅲ. 【Conclusion】It is speculated that TaLEC1 genes especially TaLEC1-6AL may play an important regulatory role in pre-harvest sprouting and grain development.

Online First Publication Date (Accepted Manuscript):2026-07-10 08:31:00 ; 河南省重大科技专项（241100110300）; 中原学者工作站项目（224400510001）
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Identification and expression analysis of the STP gene family in Idesia polycarpa

CAI Qifei;WANG Zhongyu;CHI Qiuliang;LI Zhi;GENG Xiaodong;REN Yongyu;WANG Yanmei;LIU Zhen;LIU Fangming;WANG Juan;DAI Li;

【Objective】To clarify the molecular basis of sugar transport and carbon allocation during fruit development in Idesia polycarpa， a genome-wide identification and expression analysis of the sugar transport protein gene family was conducted. 【Method】Candidate genes were screened by HMMER/BLAST combined with Pfam domain confirmation， followed by analyses of chromosomal distribution， phylogeny， collinearity， gene structure， conserved motifs， promoter cis-acting elements， and expression patterns. 【Result】A total of 88 genes were identified and distributed on 19 chromosomes， and they were classified into four major clades and twelve subclades. All members belonged to the Major Facilitator Superfamily and generally retained the typical 12-transmembrane architecture. Family expansion was mainly driven by segmental duplication， whereas tandem duplication contributed to the formation of local gene clusters. A total of 1 057 cis-acting elements were detected in promoter regions， with light-responsive elements being the most abundant， followed by hormone-responsive and stress-responsive elements. 【Conclusion】Transcriptome analysis revealed clear tissue-biased expression patterns， and several genes were markedly up-regulated during the rapid fruit growth stage， suggesting potential roles in carbon allocation and oil accumulation during fruit development.

Online First Publication Date (Accepted Manuscript):2026-07-10 08:16:45 ; 中央财政林业科技推广项目（GTH[2026]02）; 河南省省级财政科技兴林项目（32030008）; 河南省科技攻关项目（262102110271）
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The study of forecasting farmland evapotranspiration based on multi-source remote sensing time series data

YANG Zhaoyan;LI Bo;TIAN Fei;WANG Hailong;XIONG Shuping;SI Haiping;

【Objective】Construct a prediction model of multi-dimensional climate variables to provide an effective solution for cropland evapotranspiration prediction using short time-series remote sensing data.【Method】Taking Zhengzhou as an example， based on the time series features of meteorological remote sensing data， we propose an improved multi-modal Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) network model to achieve rolling prediction of meteorological variables for the next 96 hours. The cumulative evapotranspiration is then calculated from the predicted data， and a threshold-feedback irrigation decision model is constructed.【Result】The prediction error for wind speed is 0.34 m·s^-1， for temperature is 0.39 ℃， for relative humidity is 1.67%， and for vapor content is 1.05 kg·m^-.The calculation error of evapotranspiration is less than 0.1%.Compared to traditional forecasting models such as eXtreme Gradient Boosting， AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average， and Single-modal Long Short-Term Memory networks， the performance has significantly improved.【Conclusion】 The multi-modal strategy rolling prediction framework can significantly improve prediction accuracy.

Online First Publication Date (Accepted Manuscript):2026-07-02 12:22:53 ; 河南省重点研发专项（241111111500）;河南省重点研发专项（251111211300）; 河南省中央引导地方科技发展资金项目(Z20231811005)
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Chlorophyll fluoresence analysis technique and its application to photosynthesis of plant

ZHAO Hui jie 1,ZOU Qi 2,YU Zhen wen 2 (1.Agronomy College of Henan Agricultural University,Zhengzhou 450002,Chian;2.Shandong Agricultural University,Taian 271018,China)

In this minireview,the fundamentals of chlorophyll fluorescence analysis were introduced and some advances in application of chlorophyll fluorescence kinetics to photosynthesis and stress physiology of plant were summarized briefly.

Issue 03 ,2000 ;
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The present progness of research on heavy metal pollution and plant enrichment in soil-plant system

LI Hai hua 1,LIU Jian wu 1,LI Shu ren 1,SHEN Can jie 2,JIA Ji mei 3,ZHANG Yu fa 2, et al (1 Henan Agricultural University, Zhengzhou 450002,China;2.Hanan Institute of Forestry Survey and Design,Zhengzhou 450003,China;3 Zhumadian Agricultura

A summary is presented of the current progress of study on heavy metals pollution and plant enrichment in soil plant system with an emphasis on the form and distribution of heavy metal pollution in soil,as well as the characteristics and the law of varied crops and vegetables absorbing the heavy metal.The basis is offered for cultivation of non harmful crops.

Issue 01 ,2000 ;
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Effects of non-dimensional quantities of original data on grey incidence order

LI Bing jun 1,ZHU Chun yang 1, ZHOU Jie 2 (1. Henan Agricultural University, Zhengzhou 450002, China ; 2. Bureau of Public Security of Henan Province, Zhengzhou 450003, China)

In view of the problems existing in the ways to process non dimensional quantities of original data in calculating grey incidence degree, the principles and methods of rational determination of grey incidence order have been Studied. In case of giving certain method of calculating grey incident degree, effect of non dimensional quantities of original data on grey incident order has been discussed based on a practical analysis.

Issue 02 ,2002 ;
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The recent progress of research on carbon and nitrogen metabolism in maize

LI Chao hai, LIU Kui, LIAN Yan xian (Agronomy College of Henan Agricultural University, Zhengzhou 450002,China)

A summary was presented of domestic and international study on carbon and nitrogen metabolism with an emphasis on the characteristics of carbon metabolism, nitrogen metabolism and relationship between them in maize. And its research prospects was put forward.

Issue 04 ,2000 ;
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Recent research advances on the lignin biodegradation

WU Kun 1,ZHANG Shi min 2,ZHU Xian feng 2 (College of Biological Engineering,Henan Agricultural University,Zhengzhou 450002,China)

A review is given of the most recent research advances on the lignin biodegrading,including the mechanism of the lignin biodegrading,ligninolytic organisms and the Enzymes they secrete,regulation and control of the microbe metabolism and molecular biology.Finally the practical utilization and the prospects of lignin biodegrading are discussed.

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Review of Determination of Lignin

SU Tong-fu1,GAO Yu-zhen1,LIU Xia1,ZHOU Bin2,GONG Chang-rong1(1.Henan Agricultural University,Zhengzhou 450002,China;2.Pharmacy of yellow River Central Hospital,Zhengzhou 450003,China)

Testing methods for total lignin,preparation of lignin,structures and molecular weight,are introduced in this article.Problems existing in these testing methods are analysed and the prospects of the terahertz technology application to lignin analysis are pointed out.

Issue 03 ,2007 No.141 ;
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Reserch on cold-chain logistics development mode of China's agricultural products

YANG Jun(College of Management,Xinxiang University,Xinxiang 453003,China)

Based on analysising the status quo of China's agricultural products such as poor agricultural cold-chain logistics infrastructure,slow development of third-party logistics,low level of supply chain management,lacking standards of cold-chain logistics,and much-needed cold-chain logistics awareness,this paper summarizes the modes of agricultural logistics development which include the processing enterprises as the core,third-party logistics as the core,wholesale market as the core,and supermaket chains as the core,in the end,it proposes the development model of cold chain logistics based on the integration of resources.

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Recent research advances on the lignin biodegradation

WU Kun 1,ZHANG Shi min 2,ZHU Xian feng 2 (College of Biological Engineering,Henan Agricultural University,Zhengzhou 450002,China)

Issue 04 ,2000 ;
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Chlorophyll fluoresence analysis technique and its application to photosynthesis of plant

ZHAO Hui jie 1,ZOU Qi 2,YU Zhen wen 2 (1.Agronomy College of Henan Agricultural University,Zhengzhou 450002,Chian;2.Shandong Agricultural University,Taian 271018,China)

Issue 03 ,2000 ;
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Journal Introduction

Research progress on different types of mucosal adjuvants and their application in veterinary vaccines

Research progress on the application of synthetic microbial communities in plant regulation

Cloning and functional analysis of the maize transcription factor ZmbHLH54 in response to drought stress

Effects of different plant growth regulators on walnut fruit quality

Effects of harvest time on bacterial community structure and quality of cigar tobacco leaves during air-curing

Fitness cost analysis of thiamethoxam-resistant populations in Laodelphax striatellus

Construction and immunogenicity evaluation of a multi-epitope fusion vaccine MVPLM-SS against Streptococcus suis

Cloning， expression pattern and allelic variation of three homoeologues of TaLEC1 in wheat

Identification and expression analysis of the STP gene family in Idesia polycarpa

The study of forecasting farmland evapotranspiration based on multi-source remote sensing time series data

Chlorophyll fluoresence analysis technique and its application to photosynthesis of plant

The present progness of research on heavy metal pollution and plant enrichment in soil-plant system

Effects of non-dimensional quantities of original data on grey incidence order

The recent progress of research on carbon and nitrogen metabolism in maize

Recent research advances on the lignin biodegradation

Review of Determination of Lignin

Reserch on cold-chain logistics development mode of China's agricultural products

Recent research advances on the lignin biodegradation

Chlorophyll fluoresence analysis technique and its application to photosynthesis of plant

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