[1]A Kelch Motif-Containing Serine/Threonine Protein Phosphatase Determines the Large Grain QTL Trait in Rice. Hu, Zejun,Sun, Fan,Xin, Xiaoyun,Qian, Xi,Yang, Jingshui,Luo, Xiaojin,Hu, Zejun,He, Haohua,Wang, Wenxiang,Zhang, Shiyong. 2012

[2]Scanning QTLs for Grain Shape using Two Sets of Introgression Lines in Rice. Qiu, Xianjin,Du, Bin,Hu, Hui,Ou, Xiaoxue,Lv, Wenkai,Yang, Longwei,Xing, Danying,Xu, Junying,Li, Zhixin,Zhang, Yunbo,Wang, Xiaoyan,Xu, Jianlong,Xu, Jianlong,Zheng, Tianqing,Qiu, Xianjin. 2017

[3]Brassinosteroids Regulate OFP1, a DLT Interacting Protein, to Modulate Plant Architecture and Grain Morphology in Rice. Xiao, Yunhua,Liu, Dapu,Zhang, Guoxia,Chu, Chengcai,Xiao, Yunhua,Liu, Dapu,Zhang, Guoxia,Chu, Chengcai,Xiao, Yunhua,Liu, Dapu,Zhang, Guoxia,Chu, Chengcai,Tong, Hongning. 2017

[4]Dissecting the Genetic Basis of Extremely Large Grain Shape in Rice Cultivar 'JZ1560'. Ying, Jie-Zheng,Gao, Ji-Ping,Shan, Jun-Xiang,Zhu, Mei-Zhen,Shi, Min,Lin, Hong-Xuan,Ying, Jie-Zheng,Gao, Ji-Ping,Shan, Jun-Xiang,Zhu, Mei-Zhen,Shi, Min,Lin, Hong-Xuan,Ying, Jie-Zheng. 2012

[5]New Candidate Genes Affecting Rice Grain Appearance and Milling Quality Detected by Genome-Wide and Gene-Based Association Analyses. Wang, Xiaoqian,Pang, Yunlong,Wang, Chunchao,Shen, Congcong,Xu, Jianlong,Li, Zhikang,Chen, Kai,Zhu, Yajun,Xu, Jianlong,Ali, Jauhar,Xu, Jianlong,Li, Zhikang. 2017

[6]Genome wide association mapping for grain shape traits in indica rice. Feng, Yue,Lu, Qing,Zhang, Mengchen,Xu, Qun,Yang, Yaolong,Wang, Shan,Yuan, Xiaoping,Yu, Hanyong,Wang, Yiping,Wei, Xinghua,Zhai, Rongrong.

[7]Natural Variations in SLG7 Regulate Grain Shape in Rice. Miao, Jun,Peng, Xiurong,Leburu, Mamotshewa,Yuan, Fuhai,Gu, Houwen,Gao, Yun,Tao, Yajun,Gong, Zhiyun,Yi, Chuandeng,Gu, Minghong,Yang, Zefeng,Liang, Guohua,Gu, Haiyong,Zhu, Jinyan.

[8]Long Non-Coding RNAs: emerging and versatile Regulators in Host-virus interactions. Meng, Xing-Yu,Luo, Yuzi,Anwar, Muhammad Naveed,Sun, Yuan,Gao, Yao,Zhang, Huawei,Qiu, Hua-Ji,Munir, Muhammad. 2017

[9]Ochratoxin A Producing Fungi, Biosynthetic Pathway and Regulatory Mechanisms. Wang, Yan,Wang, Liuqing,Liu, Fei,Wang, Qi,Selvaraj, Jonathan Nimal,Xing, Fuguo,Zhao, Yueju,Liu, Yang,Wang, Yan,Xing, Fuguo,Zhao, Yueju,Liu, Yang. 2016

[10]Genetic dissection of large grain shape in rice cultivar 'Nanyangzhan' and validation of a grain thickness QTL (qGT3.1) and a grain length QTL (qGL3.4). Zhao, Da,Li, Pingbo,Wang, Lingqiang,Sun, Liang,Xia, Duo,Luo, Lijun,Gao, Guanjun,Zhang, Qinglu,He, Yuqing,Zhao, Da,Li, Pingbo,Wang, Lingqiang,Sun, Liang,Xia, Duo,Luo, Lijun,Gao, Guanjun,Zhang, Qinglu,He, Yuqing,Luo, Lijun. 2017

[11]Genomic regions associated with milling quality and grain shape identified in a set of random introgression lines of rice (Oryza sativa L.). Zheng, T. Q.,Xu, J. L.,Li, Z. K.,Zhai, H. Q.,Wan, J. M.. 2007

[12]Chronology of ancient Dongxiang wild rice (Oryza rufipogon Griff.), and the morphologies of grains, double-peaked phytoliths, and starch, in the middle Yangtze river region, China. Luo, Wuhong,Yang, Yuzhang,Fang, Fang,Li, Weiya,Hu, Fei,Zhang, Juzhong,Li, Weiya,Hu, Fei,Chen, Dazhou,Yu, Liqin. 2017

[13]Genetic Effects of Background-Independent Loci for Grain Weight and Shape Identified using Advanced Reciprocal Introgression Lines from Lemont x Teqing in Rice. Zheng, T. Q.,Zhu, L. H.,Sun, Y.,Zhai, H. Q.,Xu, Z. J.,Li, Z. K.,Wang, Y.,Xu, Z. J.,Ali, A. J.,Li, Z. K.,Mei, H. W..

[14]Genetic Analysis and Fine Mapping of Two Genes for Grain Shape and Weight in Rice. Guo, Longbiao,Ma, Lilian,Jiang, Hua,Zeng, Dali,Hu, Jiang,Wu, Liwen,Gao, Zhenyu,Zhang, Guangheng,Qian, Qian,Ma, Lilian,Wu, Liwen.

[15]Phytochrome B Negatively Affects Cold Tolerance by Regulating OsDREB1 Gene Expression through Phytochrome Interacting Factor-Like Protein OsPIL16 in Rice. He, Yanan,Li, Yaping,Cui, Lixin,Xie, Lixia,Zheng, Chongke,Zhou, Guanhua,Zhou, Jinjun,Xie, Xianzhi,Li, Yaping,Cui, Lixin. 2016

[16]Genome-wide identification of microRNAs and their targets in wild type and phyB mutant provides a key link between microRNAs and the phyB-mediated light signaling pathway in rice. Sun, Wei,wu, Xiu,Xie, Xianzhi,Xu, Xiao Hui,Lu, Xingbo,Sun, Hongwei,Wang, Yong. 2015

[17]Overexpression of an S-like ribonuclease gene, OsRNS4, confers enhanced tolerance to high salinity and hyposensitivity to phytochrome-mediated light signals in rice. Zheng, Jun,Wang, Yingying,He, Yanan,Zhou, Jinjun,Li, Yaping,Liu, Qianqian,Xie, Xianzhi,Zheng, Jun,Wang, Yingying,He, Yanan,Zhou, Jinjun,Xie, Xianzhi. 2014

[18]Distribution Characteristics of Soil Cadmium in Different Textured Paddy Soil Profiles and Its Relevance with Cadmium Uptake by Crops. Wang Zheng-yin,Qin Yu-sheng,Zhan Shao-jun,Yu Hua,Tu Shi-hua. 2013

[19]Overexpression of OsPIL15, a phytochromeinteracting factor- like protein gene, represses etiolated seedling growth in rice. Zhou, Jinjun,Liu, Qianqian,Wang, Yingying,Zhang, Shiyong,Cheng, Huimin,Yan, Lihua,Li, Li,Xie, Xianzhi,Zhou, Jinjun,Wang, Yingying,Zhang, Shiyong,Xie, Xianzhi,Liu, Qianqian,Xie, Xianzhi,Zhang, Fang,Chen, Fan. 2014

[20]DISTRIBUTION CHARACTERISTICS, BIOACCUMULATION, AND SOURCES OF MERCURY IN RICE AT NANSI LAKE AREA, SHANDONG PROVINCE, CHNIA. Liu, H.,Zhang, J.,Dai, J. L.,Wang, L. H.,Zhang, J.,Li, G. X.. 2015