[1]Toxicological, Biochemical, and Histopathological Analyses Demonstrating That Cry1C and Cry2A Are Not Toxic to Larvae of the Honeybee, Apis mellifera. Li, Yun-He,Chen, Xiu-Ping,Romeis, Joerg,Peng, Yu-Fa,Huang, Zachary Y.,Romeis, Joerg,Dai, Ping-Li.

[2]Development of a Tier-1 Assay for Assessing the Toxicity of Insecticidal Substances Against Coleomegilla maculata. Chen, Mao,Liu, Xiaoxia,Shelton, Anthony M.,Ostrem, Jared,Romeis, Joerg,Hellmich, Richard L.,Hellmich, Richard L.,Li, Yunhe,Peng, Yufa.

[3]INGESTION OF Bt RICE POLLEN DOES NOTREDUCE THE SURVIVALORHYPOPHARYNGEAL GLAND DEVELOPMENT OF APIS MELLIFERA ADULTS. Chen, Xiuping,Romeis, Jorg,Peng, Yufa,Li, Yunhe,Wang, Yuanyuan,Chen, Xiuping,Romeis, Jorg,Peng, Yufa,Li, Yunhe,Wang, Yuanyuan,Shi, Jianrong,Dai, Pingli.

[4]Consumption of Bt rice pollen expressing Cry2Aa does not cause adverse effects on adult Chrysoperla sinica Tjeder (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae). Wang, Yuanyuan,Li, Yunhe,Chen, Xiuping,Zhang, Jie,Chen, Hongyin,Peng, Yufa,Romeis, Joerg. 2012

[5]Bt RICE PRODUCING Cry1C PROTEIN DOES NOT HAVE DIRECT DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS ON THE GREEN LACEWING CHRYSOPERLA SINICA ( TJEDER). Chen, Xiuping,Hu, Long,Romeis, Joerg,Peng, Yufa,Romeis, Joerg. 2014

[6]Insecticidal activity of residual Bt protein at the second trophic level. Zhang, LF,Hua, BZ,Mi, XC,Wei, W,Zhang, YJ,Ma, KP.

[7]Wild pollinators enhance oilseed rape yield in small-holder farming systems in China. Zou, Yi,van der Werf, Wopke,Zou, Yi,Xiao, Haijun,Bianchi, Felix J. J. A.,Jauker, Frank,Luo, Shudong. 2017

[8]A horizon scan of future threats and opportunities for pollinators and pollination. Brown, Mark J. F.,Dicks, Lynn V.,Paxton, Robert J.,Paxton, Robert J.,Baldock, Katherine C. R.,Baldock, Katherine C. R.,Barron, Andrew B.,Chauzat, Marie-Pierre,Chauzat, Marie-Pierre,Freitas, Breno M.,Goulson, Dave,Jepsen, Sarina,Kremen, Claire,Li, Jilian,Neumann, Peter,Pattemore, David E.,Potts, Simon G.,Schweiger, Oliver,Seymour, Colleen L.,Seymour, Colleen L.,Stout, Jane C.. 2016

[9]How much land-based greenhouse gas mitigation can be achieved without compromising food security and environmental goals?. Smith, Pete,Haberl, Helmut,Erb, Karl-heinz,Lauk, Christian,Popp, Alexander,Harper, Richard,Tubiello, Francesco N.,de Siqueira Pinto, Alexandre,Bustamante, Mercedes,Jafari, Mostafa,Sohi, Saran,Masera, Omar,Boettcher, Hannes,Berndes, Goeran,Ahammad, Helal,Clark, Harry,Dong, Hongmin,Elsiddig, Elnour A.,Mbow, Cheikh,Ravindranath, Nijavalli H.,Rice, Charles W.,Abad, Carmenza Robledo,Abad, Carmenza Robledo,Romanovskaya, Anna,Sperling, Frank,Herrero, Mario,Herrero, Mario,House, Joanna I.,Rose, Steven.

[10]Towards sustainable food systems: the concept of agroecology and how it questions current research practices. A review. Artu, Sidonie,Bredart, David,Lassois, Ludivine,Francis, Frederic,Garre, Sarah,Dufrene, Marc,Monty, Arnaud,Hatt, Severin,Francis, Frederic,Haubruge, Eric,Hatt, Severin,Artu, Sidonie,Lassois, Ludivine,Bredart, David,Stassart, Pierre M.,Dufrene, Marc,Monty, Arnaud,Boeraeve, Fanny. 2016

[11]Quantifying the respective and additive effects of nectar plant crop borders and withholding insecticides on biological control of pests in subtropical rice. Zhu, Pingyang,Zheng, Xusong,Xu, Hongxing,Yang, Yajun,Lu, Zhongxian,Zhu, Pingyang,Johnson, Anne C.,Gurr, Geoff M.,Zhu, Pingyang,Zhang, Facheng,Chen, Guihua. 2018

[12]Ecosystem management based on ecosystem services and human activities: a case study in the Yanhe watershed. Su, Changhong,Fu, Bojie,Lu, Yihe,Liu, Guohua,Feng, Xiaoming,Wei, Yongping,Wang, Daolong,Mao, Kebiao. 2012

[13]Effects of land use and insecticides on natural enemies of aphids in cotton: First evidence from smallholder agriculture in the North China Plain. Huang, Jikun,Deng, Xiangzheng,Wu, Feng,Zhou, Ke,van der Werf, Wopke,Zhang, Wei,Lu, Yanhui,Wu, Kongming,Wu, Feng. 2014

[14]SoilTrEC: a global initiative on critical zone research and integration. Menon, Manoj,Banwart, Steven A.,Rousseva, Svetla,Nikolaidis, Nikolaos P.,van Gaans, Pauline,Panagos, Panos,Souza, Danielle Maia,Ragnarsdottir, Kristin Vala,Davidsdottir, Brynhildur,Gisladottir, Gudrun,Ragnarsdottir, Kristin Vala,Davidsdottir, Brynhildur,Gisladottir, Gudrun,Ragnarsdottir, Kristin Vala,Davidsdottir, Brynhildur,Gisladottir, Gudrun,Lair, Georg J.,Blum, Winfried E. H.,Weng, Liping,Bloem, Jaap,de Ruiter, Peter,Kram, Pavel,Novak, Martin,Robinson, David A.,Reynolds, Brian,White, Tim,Duffy, Christopher,Lundin, Lars,Zhang, Bin,Bernasconi, Stefano M..

[15]Intercropping enhances soil carbon and nitrogen. Cong, Wen-Feng,Li, Long,Zhang, Fu-Suo,Cong, Wen-Feng,van der Werf, Wopke,Hoffland, Ellis,Six, Johan,Sun, Jian-Hao,Bao, Xing-Guo.

[16]Tillage effects on carbon footprint and ecosystem services of climate regulation in a winter wheat-summer maize cropping system of the North China Plain. Zhang, Xiang-Qian,Pu, Chao,Zhao, Xin,Xue, Jian-Fu,Zhang, Ran,Chen, Fu,Zhang, Hai-Lin,Zhang, Xiang-Qian,Nie, Zi-Jin,Lal, Rattan.

[17]Bio-safety evaluation of Cry1Ac, Cry2Ab, Cry1Ca, Cry1F and Vip3Aa on Harmonia axyridis larvae. Ali, I.,Cui, J. -J.,Zhang, S.,Cui, J. -J.,Ali, I..

[18]Pollen from Cry1Ac/CpTI-transgenic cotton does not affect the pollinating beetle Haptoncus luteolus. Lizhen Chen,Jinjie Cui,Weihua Ma,Changying Niu,Chaoliang Lei. 2011

[19]Tier-1 assays for assessing the toxicity of insecticidal proteins produced by genetically engineered plants to non-target arthropods. Romeis, Joerg,Wu, Kong-Ming,Peng, Yu-Fa,Romeis, Joerg. 2014

[20]Consumption of Bt Maize Pollen Containing Cry1Ie Does Not Negatively Affect Propylea japonica (Thunberg) (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae). Yin, Xinming,Li, Yonghui,Liu, Yanmin,Romeis, Joerg,Chen, Xiuping,Geng, Lili,Peng, Yufa,Li, Yunhe,Romeis, Joerg,Song, Xinyuan. 2017