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[2]Transcriptome Profile Analysis of Maize Seedlings in Response to High-salinity, Drought and Cold Stresses by Deep Sequencing. Shan, Xiaohui,Yuan, Yaping,Li, Yidan,Jiang, Yu,Jiang, Zhilei,Hao, Wenyuan.

[3]Genome-Wide Identification of the Maize Calcium-Dependent Protein Kinase Gene Family. Ma, Pengda,Liu, Jingying,Yang, Xiangdong,Ma, Rui.

[4]Impacts of planting systems on soil moisture, soil temperature and corn yield in rainfed area of Northeast China. Song, Zhenwei,Zhang, Zhenping,Kou, Taiji,Deng, Aixing,Zheng, Chengyan,Zhang, Weijian,Guo, Jinrui,Ren, Jun,Zhang, Zhenping,Kou, Taiji.

[5]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.

[6]Establishment and optimization of a regionally applicable maize gene-flow model. Luo, Weihong,Hu, Ning,Hu, Jichao,Jiang, Xiaodong,Chen, Wanlong,Yao, Kemin,Lu, Zongzhi,Peng, Yufa,Zhang, Ming,Jia, Shirong,Pei, Xinwu.

[7]Meta-analysis of constitutive QTLs for disease resistance in maize and its synteny conservation in the rice genome. Zhao, L.,Wang, Q. Y.,Liu, H. J.,Zhang, C. X.,Li, X. H.. 2015

[8]EFFECT OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS ON MAIZE (ZEA MAYS L.) AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, STALK LODGING AND YIELD UNDER HIGH PLANTING DENSITY IN NORTHEAST CHINA. Cao, Qingjun,Song, Fengbin,Cao, Qingjun,Gang, Li,Yang, Fentuan,Yao, Liang,Cao, Qingjun,Diallo, Lamine,Cui, Jinhu. 2016

[9]Response of root morphology, physiology and endogenous hormones in maize (Zea mays L.) to potassium deficiency. Zhao Xin-hue,Yu Hai-qiu,Wen Jing,Wang Xiao-guang,Du Qi,Wang Jing,Wang Qiao,Wen Jing. 2016

[10]Effect of environmental conditions on the genotypic difference in nitrogen use efficiency in maize. Cai Hong-Guang,Mi Guo-Hua,Chen Fan-Jun,Cai Hong-Guang,Gao Qiang. 2011

[11]QTL mapping of resistance to Sporisorium reiliana in maize. Lubberstedt, T,Xia, XC,Tan, G,Liu, X,Melchinger, AE. 1999

[12]Research Progress on Transformation Maize Mediated by Agrobacterithm Tumefaciens. Li, Xiuping,Li, Xiuping,Jiang, Lijing,Liu, Na. 2011

[13]Detection of QTLs controlling fast kernel dehydration in maize (Zea mays L.). Qian, Y. L.,Guo, J.,Wang, J.,Qi, Y. C.,Li, T. C.,Zhang, W.,Ruan, L.,Zuo, X. L.,Zhang, X. Q.,Wang, L. F.,Chen, J.,Chen, B. R.,Lv, G. H.,Wu, Z. C.. 2016

[14]Enhancing phosphorus uptake efficiency through QTL-based selection for root system architecture in maize. Gu, Riliang,Chen, Fanjun,Long, Lizhi,Cai, Hongguang,Liu, Zhigang,Yang, Jiabo,Wang, Lifeng,Mi, Guohua,Zhang, Fusuo,Yuan, Lixing,Gu, Riliang,Li, Huiyong,Li, Junhui,Cai, Hongguang,Wang, Lifeng,Li, Huiyong. 2016

[15]Inhibition of the spread of endophytic Sporisorium reilianum renders maize resistance to head smut. Zhao, Xianrong,Ye, Jianrong,Wei, Lai,Zhang, Nan,Zuo, Weiliang,Chao, Qing,Xu, Mingliang,Zhao, Xianrong,Xing, Yuexian,Tan, Guoqing,Chao, Qing. 2015

[16]Large-scale analysis of phosphorylated proteins in maize leaf. Bi, Ying-Dong,Lu, Tian-Cong,Shen, Zhuo,Chen, Yi-Bo,Wang, Bai-Chen,Bi, Ying-Dong,Lu, Tian-Cong,Shen, Zhuo,Chen, Yi-Bo,Wang, Bai-Chen,Bi, Ying-Dong,Wang, Hong-Xia,Li, Xiao-hui.

[17]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.

[18]Isolation and characterization of a novel pollen-specific promoter in maize (Zea mays L.). Wang, He,Fan, Mingxia,Wang, He,Fan, Mingxia,Zhang, Chunyu,Ma, Wenjuan,Chang, Jing,Huang, Senxin,Lin, Feng,Wang, He,Wang, Guohong,Shi, Lei,Wei, Zhengyi.

[19]Identification of quantitative trait loci for resistance to Curvularia leaf spot of maize. Hou, Jing,Zhang, Yan,Tao, Yong-Fu,Xu, Ming-Liang,Xing, Yue-xian,Tan, Guo-qing.

[20]ZmDBF3, a Novel Transcription Factor from Maize (Zea mays L.), Is Involved in Multiple Abiotic Stress Tolerance. Zhou, Wei,Jia, Cheng-Guo,Wu, Xian,Yu, Gang,Zhang, Xiang-Hui,Liu, Jin-Liang,Pan, Hong-Yu,Zhou, Wei,Hu, Rui-Xue,Wu, Xian.