[1]Abiotic Stresses and Phytohormones Regulate Expression of FAD2 Gene in Arabidopsis thaliana. Yuan Si-wei,Wu Xue-long,Liu Zhi-hong,Huang Rui-zhi,Yuan Si-wei,Luo Hong-bing. 2012

[2]NRAMP2, a trans-Golgi network-localized manganese transporter, is required for Arabidopsis root growth under manganese deficiency. Gao, Huiling,Xie, Wenxiang,Yang, Changhong,Xu, Jingyi,Huang, Chao-Feng,Gao, Huiling,Xie, Wenxiang,Yang, Changhong,Xu, Jingyi,Huang, Chao-Feng,Gao, Huiling,Xie, Wenxiang,Yang, Changhong,Xu, Jingyi,Huang, Chao-Feng,Li, Jingjun,Chen, Xi,Wang, Hua. 2018

[3]The Function of LPR1 is Controlled by an Element in the Promoter and is Independent of SUMO E3 Ligase SIZ1 in Response to Low Pi Stress in Arabidopsis thaliana. Wang, Xuemin,Du, Guankui,Wang, Xuming,Meng, Yijun,Li, Yiyi,Wu, Ping,Yi, Keke,Wang, Xuemin,Du, Guankui,Meng, Yijun,Wu, Ping,Yi, Keke,Du, Guankui,Meng, Yijun,Wu, Ping,Yi, Keke,Wang, Xuming. 2010

[4]Expression of five AtHsp90 genes in Saccharomyces cerevisiae reveals functional differences of AtHsp90s under abiotic stresses. Song, Hongmiao,Fan, Pengxiang,Shi, Wuliang,Li, Yinxin,Song, Hongmiao,Zhao, Rongmin. 2010

[5]Flower-specific expression of Arabidopsis PCS1 driven by AGAMOUS second intron in tobacco decreases the fertility of transgenic plants. Xu, Xiangbin,Bian, Jufang,Liu, Songbai,Shi, Nongnong,Wang, Huizhong,Song, Hongmiao,Tao, Yuezhi.

[6]Pretreatment with low-dose gamma irradiation enhances tolerance to the stress of cadmium and lead in Arabidopsis thaliana seedlings. Qi, Wencai,Wang, Lin,Xu, Hangbo,Jiao, Zhen,Zhang, Liang,Jin, Qingsheng.

[7]GLABROUS INFLORESCENCE STEMS3 (GIS3) regulates trichome initiation and development in Arabidopsis. Sun, Lili,Zhang, Aidong,Zhao, Yongqin,Yan, An,Bao, Shengjie,Gan, Yinbo,Zhou, Zhongjing,Yu, Hao,Yu, Hao.

[8]Genome-wide identification and analysis of heat shock transcription factor family in cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.). Zhou, Shengjun,Zhang, Peng,Jing, Zange,Shi, Jianlei. 2013

[9]Phenotype analysis of mycelium growth regeneration after heat stress in a Lentinula edodes F-2 population. Shen, Yingyue,Cai, Weiming,Jin, Qunli,Feng, Weilin,Fan, Lijun,Song, Tingting,Li, Liangying,Zhou, Shuohong.

[10]Sugar Input, Metabolism, and Signaling Mediated by Invertase: Roles in Development, Yield Potential, and Response to Drought and Heat. Ruan, Yong-Ling,Ruan, Yong-Ling,Jin, Ye,Jin, Ye,Yang, Yue-Jian,Li, Guo-Jing,Boyer, John S.,Boyer, John S.. 2010

[11]Characterization of physiological response and identification of associated genes under heat stress in rice seedlings. Jiang, Hua,Sun, Guo-Chang,Xue, Da-Wei,Zhang, Xiao-Qin,Qian, Qian,Hu, Jiang,Guo, Long-Biao,Zeng, Da-Li,Dong, Guo-Jun,Qian, Qian.

[12]Effects of temperature and host stage on the parasitization rate and offspring sex ratio of Aenasius bambawalei Hayat in Phenacoccus solenopsis Tinsley. Zhang, Juan,Huang, Jun,Xia, Tianfeng,Huang, Jun,Lu, Yaobin. 2016

[13]Co-overexpressing a Plasma Membrane and a Vacuolar Membrane Sodium/Proton Antiporter Significantly Improves Salt Tolerance in Transgenic Arabidopsis Plants. Pehlivan, Necla,Sun, Li,Jarrett, Philip,Mishra, Neelam,Zhang, Hong,Yang, Xiaojie,Chen, Lin,Shen, Guoxin,Kadioglu, Asim.

[14]De novo assembly and characterization of Muscovy duck liver transcriptome and analysis of differentially regulated genes in response to heat stress. Zeng, Tao,Zhang, Liping,Li, Jinjun,Wang, Deqian,Tian, Yong,Lu, Lizhi,Zhang, Liping.

[15]A calcium-binding protein, rice annexin OsANN1, enhances heat stress tolerance by modulating the production of H2O2. Qiao, Bei,Zhang, Qian,Liu, Dongliang,Wang, Haiqi,Yin, Jingya,Wang, Rui,He, Mengli,Cui, Meng,Shang, Zhonglin,Zhu, Zhengge,Wang, Dekai.

[16]Overexpression of the Rice SUMO E3 Ligase Gene OsSIZ1 in Cotton Enhances Drought and Heat Tolerance, and Substantially Improves Fiber Yields in the Field under Reduced Irrigation and Rainfed Conditions. Mishra, Neelam,Sun, Li,Zhu, Xunlu,Smith, Jennifer,Esmaeili, Nardana,Zhang, Hong,Srivastava, Anurag Prakash,Yang, Xiaojie,Pehlivan, Necla,Luo, Hong,Shen, Guoxin,Jones, Don,Auld, Dick,Burke, John,Payton, Paxton.

[17]High invertase activity in tomato reproductive organs correlates with enhanced sucrose import into, and heat tolerance of, young fruit. Li, Zhimiao,Wang, Rongqing,Yang, Yuejian,Li, Zhimiao,Palmer, William M.,Martin, Antony P.,Wang, Rongqing,Rainsford, Frederick,Jin, Ye,Patrick, John W.,Yang, Yuejian,Ruan, Yong-Ling,Palmer, William M.,Martin, Antony P.,Rainsford, Frederick,Patrick, John W.,Ruan, Yong-Ling,Jin, Ye.