[1]Correlations and QTL detection in maize family per se and testcross progenies for plant height and ear height. Zhang, Yan,Li, Yongxiang,Wang, Yang,Peng, Bo,Liu, Zhizhai,Tan, Weiwei,Wang, Di,Shi, Yunsu,Song, Yanchun,Wang, Tianyu,Li, Yu,Liu, Cheng,Sun, Baocheng,Liu, Zhizhai. 2011

[2]Identification of quantitative trait loci for leaf area and chlorophyll content in maize (Zea mays) under low nitrogen and low phosphorus supply. Cai, Hongguang,Chu, Qun,Yuan, Lixing,Liu, Jianchao,Chen, Xiaohui,Chen, Fanjun,Mi, Guohua,Zhang, Fusuo,Cai, Hongguang.

[3]Identification of quantitative trait locus of zinc and phosphorus density in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) grain. Shi, Rongli,Zhang, Fusuo,Zou, Chunqin,Li, Hongwei,Tong, Yiping,Jing, Ruilian.

[4]Genotyping-by-sequencing-based genome-wide association studies on Verticillium wilt resistance in autotetraploid alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.). Yu, Long-Xi,Zhang, Tiejun,Zheng, Ping,Main, Dorrie,Rodringuez, Jonas,Zhang, Tiejun.

[5]DYNAMIC QTL ANALYSIS OF CHLOROPHYLL CONTENT DURING GRAIN FILLING STAGE IN WINTER WHEAT (TRITICUM AESTIVUM L.). Yang, Bin,Yan, Xue,Wang, Huiyan,Li, Xiaoyu,Ma, Haoxiang,Wang, Shuguang,Sun, Daizhen,Yang, Bin,Jing, Ruilian. 2016

[6]Using three overlapped RILs to dissect genetically clustered QTL for fiber strength on Chro.D8 in Upland cotton. Chen, Hong,Qian, Neng,Guo, Wangzhen,Zhang, Tianzhen,Song, Qingping,Li, Baocheng,Deng, Fujun,Dong, Cunguang.

[7]Construction of a Genetic Linkage Map and Mapping of a Female-Specific DNA Marker in Half-Smooth Tongue Sole (Cynoglossus semilaevis). Liao, Xiaolin,Ma, Hong-Yu,Xu, Gen-Bo,Shao, Chang-Wei,Tian, Yong-Sheng,Ji, Xiang-Shan,Yang, Jing-Feng,Chen, Song-Lin.

[8]Marker-assisted introgression of qHSR1 to improve maize resistance to head smut. Zhao, Xianrong,Wei, Lai,Chao, Qing,Zuo, Weiliang,Xu, Mingliang,Tan, Guoqing,Xing, Yuexian,Luebberstedt, Thomas.

[9]Genetic Analysis in Maize Foundation Parents with Mapping Population and Testcross Population: Ye478 Carried More Favorable Alleles and Using QTL Information Could Improve Foundation Parents. Hou, Xianbin,Xiao, Qianlin,Yi, Qiang,Bian, Shaowei,Hu, Yufeng,Huang, Yubi,Liu, Hanmei,Zhang, Junjie,Hao, Xiaoqin,Cheng, Weidong,Li, Yu. 2016

[10]Molecular Mapping of the Major Resistance Quantitative Trait Locus qHS2.09 with Simple Sequence Repeat and Single Nucleotide Polymorphism Markers in Maize. Weng, Jianfeng,Hao, Zhuanfang,Xie, Chuanxiao,Li, Mingshun,Zhang, Degui,Bai, Li,Liu, Changlin,Zhang, Shihuang,Li, Xinhai,Liu, Xianjun,Wang, Zhenhua,Zhang, Lin,Wang, Jianjun.

[11]Genetic dissection of maize plant architecture with an ultra-high density bin map based on recombinant inbred lines. Zhou, Zhiqiang,Hao, Zhuanfang,Li, Mingshun,Zhang, Degui,Yong, Hongjun,Zhang, Shihuang,Weng, Jianfeng,Li, Xinhai,Zhang, Chaoshu,Zhou, Yu,Wang, Zhenhua,Zeng, Xing,Di, Hong. 2016

[12]QTL analysis of ear leaf traits in maize (Zea mays L.) under different planting densities. Wang, Hongwu,Liang, Qianjin,Li, Kun,Hu, Xiaojiao,Wu, Yujin,Wang, Hui,Liu, Zhifang,Huang, Changling. 2017

[13]Root-lodging resistance in maize as an example for high-throughput genetic mapping via single nucleotide polymorphism-based selective genotyping. Farkhari, Mohammad,Naghavi, Mohammad R.,Samadi, Bahman Y.,Farkhari, Mohammad,Farkhari, Mohammad,Krivanek, Alan,Xu, Yunbi,Lu, Yanli,Xu, Yunbi,Rong, Tingzhao,Lu, Yanli. 2013

[14]Confirmation of a major QTL on chromosome 10 for maize kernel row number in different environments. Tian, Baohua,Wang, Jianhua,Wang, Guoying. 2014

[15]Mining for low-nitrogen tolerance genes by integrating meta-analysis and large-scale gene expression data from maize. Liu, Hailan,Su Shunzong,Zhang, Suzhi,Wu, Ling,Liu, Dan,Gao, Shibin,Luo, Bowen,Liu, Hailan,Su Shunzong,Zhang, Suzhi,Wu, Ling,Liu, Dan,Gao, Shibin,Tang, Haitao.

[16]Strand-specific RNA-Seq transcriptome analysis of genotypes with and without low-phosphorus tolerance provides novel insights into phosphorus-use efficiency in maize. Du, Qingguo,Wang, Kai,Xu, Cheng,Zou, Cheng,Xie, Chuanxiao,Xu, Yunbi,Li, Wen-Xue. 2016

[17]Nutrient requirements for maize in China based on QUEFTS analysis. Xu, Xinpeng,He, Ping,Chuan, Limin,Qiu, Shaojun,Zhao, Shicheng,Zhou, Wei,He, Ping,Pampolino, Mirasol F.,Johnston, Adrian M..

[18]Crop residue, manure and fertilizer in dryland maize under reduced tillage in northern China: I grain yields and nutrient use efficiencies. Wang, Xiaobin,Cai, Dianxiong,Hoogmoed, Willem B.,Perdok, Udo D.,Oenema, Oene. 2007

[19]Dynamics of root length and distribution and shoot biomass of maize as affected by intercropping with different companion crops and phosphorus application rates. Xia, Hai-Yong,Christie, Peter,Zhang, Fu-Suo,Li, Long,Zhao, Jian-Hua,Sun, Jian-Hao,Bao, Xing-Guo,Christie, Peter.

[20]Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi contribute to overyielding by enhancing crop biomass while suppressing weed biomass in intercropping systems. Qiao, Xu,Bei, ShuiKuan,Li, HaiGang,Christie, Peter,Zhang, FuSuo,Zhang, JunLing,Qiao, Xu,Bei, ShuiKuan,Li, HaiGang,Christie, Peter,Zhang, FuSuo,Zhang, JunLing,Qiao, Xu,Qiao, Xu,Zhang, JunLing.