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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), and EuroPub. 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 06,2025

Research progress on the application of gene-editing technologies in maize breeding

ZHOU Zijian;MA Shiwei;SONG Bolin;LIU Jiachen;

This study conducts a comprehensive review of the current research landscape regarding the application of gene editing technologies in maize breeding. It specifically highlights advances in trait improvement cases in disease resistance, abiotic stress tolerance, grain quality, yield potential, and plant architecture optimization. Future development directions are proposed with emphasis on policy innovation, technological advancements, and novel target genes discovery.

Issue 06 ,2025 v.59 ;
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Cloning and expression analysis of the FtZF-HD1 gene in Fagopyrum tataricum

RAN Bin;CHENG Yuanzhi;ZHANG Jing;LIU Ziyang;SUN Peiyuan;LI Hongyou;

【Objective】To provide a theoretical basis for further exploring the function of ZF-HD gene in the growth and development of Fagopyrum tataricum, the ZF-HD gene was cloned and its expression pattern was analyzed. 【Method】The FtZF-HD1 gene from Tartary buckwheat was cloned using reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction(RT-PCR). Bioinformatics analysis and real-time quantitative PCR(qPCR) were subsequently performed on the gene. 【Result】The FtZF-HD1 coding sequence was 606 bp in length and encoded 201 amino acids. There was a homeobox and a zinc finger domain at the C-terminus and N-terminus of FtZF-HD1 protein, respectively. Phylogenetic analysis showed that FtZF-HD1 protein belonged to ZF-HD subfamily protein containing zinc finger domain and was most closely related to ZFHD1 protein in Arabidopsis thaliana. The result of subcellular localization prediction showed that FtZF-HD1 protein was localized in the nucleus. The q-PCR fluorescence quantitative analysis showed that FtZF-HD1 was expressed in different tissues of Tartary buckwheat, with the highest relative expression in seeds, and its expression pattern in seeds at different developmental stages showed a rapid increase followed by a slow decrease and stabilization. 【Conclusion】FtZF-HD1 was highly expressed during the middle and late stages of Tartary buckwheat seed development, suggesting that it play an important regulatory role in the development of Tartary buckwheat seeds.

Issue 06 ,2025 v.59 ;
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Analysis of the gene family of walnut lysophosphatidic acid acyltransferase

YANG Lin;XU Zongle;CUI Weitong;BA Ding;YANG Geri;LI Mingwan;CHEN Yuanyuan;DING Shen;YANG Chaochen;ZHANG Dangquan;LAI Yong;

【Objective】In order to provide useful information for revealing the molecular mechanisms of oil synthesis and fatty acid accumulation in walnut(Juglans regia), the LPAAT gene family were identified from the walnut whole genome. 【Method】The characteristics and functions of LPAAT gene family in walnut were analyzed and predicted by bioinformatics analysis, and the expression patterns of them were also analyzed based on the analysis data of RNA-SEQ(RNA sequencing) in the leaves of walnut seedlings under heat stress. 【Result】A total of 13 JrLPAAT members were identified, encoded protein sequences ranged in size from 248 to 384 aa. Most of LPAAT proteins belonged to hydrophobic proteins, and as indicated by subcellular localization analysis, the JrPAAT gene family were primarily located on the endoplasmic reticulum. Phylogenetic analysis divided the JrLPAAT gene family into five subfamilies, with highly similar conserved domains within each subfamily. Transmembrane domains analysis indicated that all members of the JrLPAAT gene family possessed transmembrane structures. The results of cis-acting elements analysis revealed that the JrLPAAT gene family was rich in types of cis-acting elements, including various hormone regulatory, stress-responsive, and lightresponsive elements. Intraspecific collinearity analysis revealed five instances of duplication. Hightemperature stress expression indicated that, with the exception of JrLPAAT7 and JrLPAAT8, all other genes showed downregulation of varying degrees. 【Conclusion】There are 13 JrLPAAT members in the walnut genome, and the structure of members in the same subfamily is conserved. Moreover, JrLPAAT genes are significantly affected by heat stress.

Issue 06 ,2025 v.59 ;
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Analysis of alkaloid mass fraction and nicotine conversion rate of Sichuan cigar tobacco

ZHOU Tian;ZHAO Yuanyuan;ZHANG Lanyue;REN Mengjuan;LIU Wei;QIN Yanqing;WANG Jun;YANG Weili;SHI Hongzhi;

【Objective】This study was conducted to clarify the alkaloid mass fraction, nicotine conversion rate and nicotine conversion problems of different varieties of cigar tobacco in Sichuan, and to screen cigar tobacco strains according to different nicotine conversion rates in order to optimise the quality and improve the safety of cigar tobacco leaves.【Method】The central leaves of 22 varieties of cigar tobacco from Sichuan were analysed to determine the alkaloid and total nitrogen mass fraction of each test variety and to calculate the nicotine conversion rate.【Result】 1) The alkaloid mass fraction of the 22 varieties of cigar tobacco varied significantly and had serious nicotine conversion problems, with total alkaloid mass fraction ranging from 1.07 to 4.40 per cent, with a mean of 2.59 per cent, nicotine mass fraction ranging from 0.23 to 3.40 per cent, with a mean of 1.87 per cent, and nicotine reduction ranging from 0.04 to 2.33 per cent, with a mean of 0.44 per cent, for all the varieties tested.The nicotine conversion rate ranged from 2.57% to 89.17%, with an average value of 17.52%, and the coefficients of variation for nicotine reduction and nicotine conversion rate of cigarillos of various varieties reached 130.96% and 132.22%, respectively.2) There were significant differences in the proportion and distribution of the 22 varieties of cigar tobacco converted strains in Sichuan, among which Dexue 202 had less problem of nicotine conversion, with an average nicotine conversion rate of 2.57 per cent, and Dexue 202, Wanmao No.3 and SCX14 had a high proportion of non-converted strains, with 95 per cent, 90 per cent and 80 per cent, respectively.The groups of SCX4 and Chuanxue No.4 had a serious problem of nicotine conversion, with an average of nicotine and descalcitrate mass fraction of 0.23% and 2.33%, 0.45% and 1.50%, respectively, with average nicotine conversion rates as high as 89.17% and 73.73%, and the proportion of converted strains as high as 100% and 85%, respectively.【Conclusion】 It is necessary to strictly select non-transformed plants for variety improvement by inducing transformation traits and identifying transformed plants in the pre-growth period of cigar tobacco varieties, and retaining non-transformed plants for planting.

Issue 06 ,2025 v.59 ;
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Effects of wheat full-cost insurance on farmers' fertilization behavior

DUAN Xiangdong;WU Yinhao;HE Zejun;XU Keyi;

【Objective】This study aims to investigate the impact mechanism of full-cost insurance with the characteristics of “high guarantee and high premium” on the fertilization behavior of different types of farmers， and provide theoretical basis for promoting green production.【Methods】Theoretically， by constructing household utility functions， we analyze the changes in fertilization strategies of different types of farmers after participating in the insurance. Empirically， based on the survey data from the pilot area of Henan wheat full-cost insurance， we use an extended regression model for empirical testing.【Results】①The decision-making of farmers to participate in insurance and their fertilization behavior are not independent of each other; ②Wheat full-cost insurance has a significant “weight loss” effect， but there are structural differences; ③The insured “group of type Ⅱ part-time households” is the largest reduction subject， while the fertilization behavior of the insured “scale professional households” and “the group of type I part-time households” has not significantly changed. 【Conclusion】From the perspectives of government， underwriting institutions， and households， the study proposes policy recommendations for promoting green transformation of grain-growing through wheat full-cost insurance.

Online First Publication Date (Accepted Manuscript):2026-01-04 13:01:31 ;
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Genome-wide identification and expression analysis of CHS gene family in Populus tomentosa

WU Xueke;TU Saisai;CHEN Lin;ZHANG Qing;WU Chuangye;YANG Jiachao;GUO Peng;CAO Shenquan;SHANG Fude;

【Objective】To identify the chalcone synthase (CHS) gene family members in Populus tomentosa and explore the molecular mechanism of anthocyanin accumulation in its leaves under strong light induction， providing basic information for the improvement of stress resistance and the creation of new varieties of Populus tomentosa.【Method】By analyzing the whole genome data of Populus tomentosa， 12 CHS family members were identified. Their evolutionary relationships， protein structures and physicochemical properties， gene structures and conserved motifs， promoter cis-acting elements， gene tissue expression patterns， and changes in gene expression levels under strong light treatment were studied.【Results】The 12 PtoCHSs were distributed on 6 chromosomes， except for PtoCHS2A which had 3 exons， the other 11 family members had 2 exons. Members with close evolutionary relationships showed similar gene structures and conserved motif compositions. PtoCHSs had different expression patterns， and their gene promoter regions contained multiple elements responding to plant hormones， light， drought， low temperature and other stress signals， indicating that PtoCHS genes have diverse functions in the growth and development of Populus tomentosa and its adaptation to the environment. Except for PtoCHS1D and PtoCHS6A ， the other 10 PtoCHSs responded to strong light induction， among which PtoCHS6D had the largest relative change， suggesting that it is closely related to the accumulation of anthocyanins and the reddening of Populus tomentosa leaves under strong light induction. Subcellular localization experiments confirmed that PtoCHS6D was located in the endoplasmic reticulum.【Conclusion】The characteristics and expression patterns of the PtoCHS gene family in Populus tomentosa were analyzed. The sequences of its family members were relatively conserved， and their functions were diverse. The expression abundance and preference characteristics of PtoCHS2A， PtoCHS3A， PtoCHS3D and PtoCHS6D in roots or leaves suggested that these genes have important biological functions in the development of roots and leaves.

Online First Publication Date (Accepted Manuscript):2025-12-25 14:53:46 ;
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Research progress on dimerization detection methods of G protein coupled receptors

TANG Hengmin;LIU Junke;

This article reviews various methods for detecting G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) dimerization currently available， systematically elaborates on the principles and technical highlights of different detection approaches， and through lateral comparison， deeply analyzes their advantages and limitations， with the aim of providing a reference for GPCR dimerization research. Although significant breakthroughs have been made in GPCR dimerization detection technologies at present， some challenges still exist， such as the difficulty in long-term stable observation of GPCR dimerization in living cells and the potential alteration of protein activity due to prolonged and high-intensity laser exposure. Therefore， in the future， efforts should be focused on developing more sensitive and non-invasive detection methods， while also exploring the combined use of multiple techniques to facilitate the investigation of the role of GPCR dimers in disease occurrence and development， and to provide new ideas for drug design.

Online First Publication Date (Accepted Manuscript):2025-12-18 15:54:03 ;
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Research progress in the detection of foodborne mycotoxins by surface-enhanced raman spectroscopy(sers)

ZHANG Yanyan;ZHU Mingming;ZHANG Shoujie;LI Linze;HUO Peijie;HU Jiandong;

Based on the unique advantages of Surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) in the rapid detection of foodborne mycotoxins， the molecular structure， Raman peak location and Raman peak attribution of common foodborne mycotoxins were reviewed. The enhancement mechanism， enhancement substrate and specific recognition elements for SERS detection of common foodborne mycotoxins were analyzed， including discussion on the application of antibody， aptamer， molecular imprinting and other technologies combined with noble metal nanostructures in the construction of high-performance SERS sensors. The research status of SERS sensing technology for rapid detection of mycotoxins by lateral flow analysis was discussed， the typical steps of chemometrics and machine language in SERS mycotoxin sensing system were expounded， the problems to be solved in SERS were pointed out， and the future development direction of SERS biosensor was prospeced.

Online First Publication Date (Accepted Manuscript):2025-12-12 16:10:44 ;
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Combustion characteristics and combustion kinetics analysis of corn and soybean straw with different mixing ratios

XU Yanshen;ZHAO Xiangnan;LIU Shengyong;QING Chunyao;TAO Hongge;LIU Tingting;ZHEN Ziang;

【Objective】The Combustion characteristics and Combustion kinetics of corn and soybean straw co-combustion were analyzed and studied， which provided important theoretical and data support for the comprehensive utilization of two kinds of biomass straw.【Method】Corn straw and soybean straw were selected as the research objects， and the combustion characteristics and combustion kinetics of maize， soybean straw and five mixed samples with different mass proportions were analyzed.【Results】The Flammability index C and Comprehensive combustion characteristic index S_N of the 7 groups increased with the increase of the proportion of corn straw， and the reaction activation energy of the sample with a high proportion of corn straw was lower than that of the sample with a high proportion of soybean straw， and when m(Corn)∶m(Soybean)=2∶1， the Reaction activation energy was the lowest， and it had a lower Ignition temperature and a higher Flammability index， a Comprehensive combustion characteristic index and a Pre-index factor.【Conclusion】In the case of mixed combustion of corn and soybean straw， the ratio of m(Corn)∶m(Soybean)=2∶1 can be maintained as much as possible， which has a higher combustion efficiency under this condition.

Online First Publication Date (Accepted Manuscript):2025-12-11 09:35:50 ;
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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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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.

Issue 04 ,2000 ;
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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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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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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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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.

Issue 02 ,2013 v.47;No.176 ;
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Research Progress on Biomass Converting Technology and Application

JIANG Guo-liang,YUAN Chao,SHI Jing-zhao,CHU Wei,WANG Huai-dong(Henan Agricultural University,Zhengzhou 450002,China)

This paper expounds the technology of converting and utilizing biomass using thermo chemistry,and introduces the application of these new technologies in generating electricity and making fuels such as ethanol,methanol,hydrogen,marsh gas and so on.

Issue 04 ,2005 ;
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Issue 02 ,1979 ;
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Journal of Henan Agricultural University

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Journal Introduction

Research progress on the application of gene-editing technologies in maize breeding

Cloning and expression analysis of the FtZF-HD1 gene in Fagopyrum tataricum

Analysis of the gene family of walnut lysophosphatidic acid acyltransferase

Analysis of alkaloid mass fraction and nicotine conversion rate of Sichuan cigar tobacco

Effects of wheat full-cost insurance on farmers' fertilization behavior

Genome-wide identification and expression analysis of CHS gene family in Populus tomentosa

Research progress on dimerization detection methods of G protein coupled receptors

Research progress in the detection of foodborne mycotoxins by surface-enhanced raman spectroscopy(sers)

Combustion characteristics and combustion kinetics analysis of corn and soybean straw with different mixing ratios

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

Recent research advances on the lignin biodegradation

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

Review of Determination of Lignin

Chlorophyll fluoresence analysis technique and its application to photosynthesis of plant

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

Research Progress on Biomass Converting Technology and Application

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