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2. OsPPR9 encodes a DYW-type PPR protein that affects editing efficiency of multiple RNA editing sites and is essential for chloroplast development

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CHEN, Chang-zhao, primary, WANG, Ya-liang, additional, HE, Meng-xing, additional, LI, Zhi-wen, additional, SHEN, Lan, additional, LI, Qing, additional, REN, De-yong, additional, HU, Jiang, additional, ZHU, Li, additional, ZHANG, Guang-heng, additional, GAO, Zhen-yu, additional, ZENG, Da-li, additional, GUO, Long-biao, additional, QIAN, Qian, additional, and ZHANG, Qiang, additional

Published
2023
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5. Asymptotic Behavior and Convergence of Solutions of a Semilinear Transport Equation with Delay

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He Meng-xing and Luo Rong-gui

Subjects
regularity, convergence, Partial differential equation, Iterative method, Differential equation, Applied Mathematics, Mathematical analysis, characteristic theory, First-order partial differential equation, Characteristic equation, Order of accuracy, iterative method, Initial value problem, asymptotic behavior, Convection–diffusion equation, Analysis, Mathematics
Abstract

This paper analyses the behavior and convergence of the solutions for a generalized singular transport equation which arises as a model of the blood production system by using the characteristic theory of first order partial differential equations and iterative methods.

Published
2001
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9. Screening, identification, and phosphate-solubilizing capability of phosphate-solubilizing bacterial strain B25.

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He Meng-xing, Gao Yi, Hu Zheng-xue, Xu Yao, Long Rui, and Sun Qing-ye

Abstract

Various phosphatesolubilizing bacterial strains were isolated from the Hippochaete ramo sissimum rhizosphere in Tongguanshan copper tailings in Tongling of Anhui Province, East China. After many times of screening and purification, a strain B25 with stronger phosphatesolubilizing ca pability was obtained, which belonged to Bacillus genus, as identified by transmission electron microscope and DNA molecular approaches. A culture experiment was conducted to study the phosphate-solubilizing capability of the B25 within 168 h and the variations of the medium pH and B25 growth as well as the phosphate-solubilizing capability of B25 under different culture conditions. A weak correlation was observed between the phosphate-solubilizing capability of B25 and the medium pH. The B25 displayed a better phosphate-solubilizing capability when the carbon source was glucose, medium initial pH was 7. 0, and culture temperature was 30 °C. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012

10. [Screening, identification, and phosphate-solubilizing capability of phosphate-solubilizing bacterial strain B25].

Author

He MX, Gao Y, Hu ZX, Xu Y, Long R, and Sun QY

Subjects
Bacillus growth & development, Crops, Agricultural growth & development, Fertilizers, Phosphates chemistry, Rhizosphere, Soil analysis, Solubility, Bacillus isolation & purification, Bacillus metabolism, Phosphates metabolism, Soil Microbiology
Abstract

Various phosphate-solubilizing bacterial strains were isolated from the Hippochaete ramosissimum rhizosphere in Tongguanshan copper tailings in Tongling of Anhui Province, East China. After many times of screening and purification, a strain B25 with stronger phosphate-solubilizing capability was obtained, which belonged to Bacillus genus, as identified by transmission electron microscope and DNA molecular approaches. A culture experiment was conducted to study the phosphate-solubilizing capability of the B25 within 168 h and the variations of the medium pH and B25 growth as well as the phosphate-solubilizing capability of B25 under different culture conditions. A weak correlation was observed between the phosphate-solubilizing capability of B25 and the medium pH. The B25 displayed a better phosphate-solubilizing capability when the carbon source was glucose, medium initial pH was 7.0, and culture temperature was 30 degrees C.

Published
2012

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