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    Brassica napus root mutants insensitive to exogenous cytokinin show phosphorus efficiency

    Cytokinins are known to negatively regulate plant root development and phosphorus (P) starvation responses. In this study, two Brassica napus root mutants insensitive to exogenous cytokinin, prl1 (a mutant with a...

    Taoxiong Shi, Dongyue Zhao, Dongxia Li, Nian Wang, **ling Meng in Plant and Soil (2012)

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    Identification of quantitative trait loci associated with low boron stress that regulate root and shoot growth in Brassica napus seedlings

    Brassica napus (Brassicaceae) is among the most important oil crops and a promising biofuel. In the tropics and subtropics, boron (B) deficiency is a major factor limiting Brassica yields. The ef...

    Lei Shi, **peng Yang, Jia Liu, Ruiyuan Li, Yan Long, Fangsen Xu in Molecular Breeding (2012)

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    Differences in cell wall components and allocation of boron to cell walls confer variations in sensitivities of Brassica napus cultivars to boron deficiency

    The cell wall is the main binding site of boron (B) in plants, and the differences in B requirements among different plant species are determined by pectic polysaccharide contents in the cell walls. The aim of...

    Yuan Pan, Zhenhua Wang, Lu Yang, Zhifang Wang, Lei Shi, Radnaa Naran in Plant and Soil (2012)

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    Characterization of phosphorus starvation-induced gene BnSPX3 in Brassica napus

    The molecular studies of Pi starvation in Brassica napus have been limited. To explore the molecular responses and mechanisms involved in Pi starvation in Brassica napus, two SPX domain genes, BnSPX3;1 and BnSPX3...

    Guangzhe Yang, Guangda Ding, Lei Shi, Hongmei Cai, Fangsen Xu in Plant and Soil (2012)

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    Development of gene-based markers from functional Arabidopsis thaliana genes involved in phosphorus homeostasis and map** in Brassica napus

    Brassica napus is an important oilseed and fodder crop grown throughout the world. Although it is widely grown, little is known about the molecular basis of phosphorus (P) homeostasis for...

    Guangda Ding, Yuan Liao, Mei Yang, Zunkang Zhao, Lei Shi, Fangsen Xu in Euphytica (2011)

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    Proteomics reveals the adaptability mechanism of Brassica napus to short-term boron deprivation

    Boron (B) is essential for the normal growth and development of oilseed rape. To gain better insight into the metabolic processes of Brassica napus in response to B starvation, a time course proteomics analysis o...

    Zhenhua Wang, Zhifang Wang, Shuisen Chen, Lei Shi, Fangsen Xu in Plant and Soil (2011)

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    Detection of QTL for phosphorus efficiency at vegetative stage in Brassica napus

    Phosphorus (P) deficiency in soils is a major limiting factor for plant growth worldwide. Plants have developed adaptive strategies in response to P deficiency. The objective of this study was to map quantitat...

    Mei Yang, Guangda Ding, Lei Shi, Fangsen Xu, **ling Meng in Plant and Soil (2011)

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    Genotypic differences in phosphorus acquisition and the rhizosphere properties of Brassica napus in response to low phosphorus stress

    Genotypic differences in acquiring immobile P exist among species or cultivars within one species. We investigated the P-efficiency mechanisms of rapeseed (Brassica napus L.) in low P soil by measuring plant grow...

    Haiwei Zhang, Yu Huang, **angsheng Ye, Lei Shi, Fangsen Xu in Plant and Soil (2009)

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    Analysis of genetic factors that control shoot mineral concentrations in rapeseed (Brassica napus) in different boron environments

    Mineral nutrients are essential for plant cell function, and understanding the genetic and physiological basis of mineral concentration is therefore important for the development of nutrient-efficient crop var...

    Jia Liu, **peng Yang, Ruiyuan Li, Lei Shi, Chunyu Zhang, Yan Long in Plant and Soil (2009)

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    Map** and validation of chromosome regions conferring a new boron-efficient locus in Brassica napus

    Considerable genotypic variation exists in the response of different cultivars of rapeseed (Brassica napus) to B deficiency. This raises the possibility of genetic improvement of a B nutrition trait that will mak...

    Hua Zhao, Lei Shi, **aoli Duan, Fangsen Xu, Yunhua Wang, **ling Meng in Molecular Breeding (2008)

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    Physiological basis of QTLs for boron efficiency in Arabidopsis thaliana

    Boron (B) is an essential micronutrient for higher plants, but the adaptability of plants to B deficiency varies widely both between and within species. On the basis of quantitative trait loci (QTL) analysis o...

    Changying Zeng, Fangsen Xu, Yunhua Wang, Chengxiao Hu, **ling Meng in Plant and Soil (2007)

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    Book and Conference Proceedings

    Advances in Plant and Animal Boron Nutrition

    Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium on all Aspects of Plant and Animal Boron Nutrition

    FANGSEN XU, HEINER E. GOLDBACH (2007)

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    Genotypic Differences of Boron Nutrition in Plants

    Boron (B) is an essential microelement for growth and development of higher plants, and Brassica napus is one of the most sensitive crops to B deficiency. In China, there are more than 6.67 million hectares of oi...

    Fangsen Xu, Yunhua Wang in Advances in Plant and Animal Boron Nutrition (2007)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Boron Nutrition and Boron Application in Crops

    In the past 30 years, research on plant boron (B) nutrition has progressed significantly and the application of B fertilizer has become a standard measure in many B deficient regions. In China, this promoted t...

    Yunhua Wang, Lei Shi, **angyun Cao in Advances in Plant and Animal Boron Nutriti… (2007)

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