Search Results - "Jian, Zaihai"

Genome-Wide Identification and Comprehensive Analysis of the AP2/ERF Gene Family in Pomegranate Fruit Development and Postharvest Preservation by Wan, Ran, Song, Jinhui, Lv, Zhenyang, Qi, Xingcheng, Han, Xuemeng, Guo, Qiang, Wang, Sa, Shi, Jiangli, Jian, Zaihai, Hu, Qingxia, Chen, Yanhui

“…Pomegranate ( L.) is a kind of fruit with significant economic, ecological and health values. AP2/ERF transcription factors belong to a large group of factors…”
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Effects of 1–MCP Treatment on Postharvest Fruit of Five Pomegranate Varieties during Low-Temperature Storage by Wan, Ran, Song, Jinhui, Lv, Zhenyang, Qi, Xingcheng, Feng, Zhiliang, Yang, Zhenfeng, Cao, Xinyue, Shi, Jiangli, Jian, Zaihai, Tong, Ruiran, Hu, Qingxia, Chen, Yanhui

“…Pomegranate fruit production and consumption are restricted by appropriate postharvest handling practices. 1–MCP (1–methylcyclopropene) is a natural…”
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Exogenous Arginine Treatment Maintains the Appearance and Nutraceutical Properties of Hard- and Soft-Seed Pomegranates in Cold Storage by Shi, Jiangli, Gao, Huifang, Wang, Sa, Wu, Wenjiang, Tong, Ruiran, Wang, Sen, Li, Ming, Jian, Zaihai, Wan, Ran, Hu, Qingxia, Zheng, Xianbo, Chen, Yanhui

“…Arginine is a natural preservative; however, its effects on the storage of different cultivars of pomegranates have not been investigated extensively…”
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Widely targeted secondary metabolomics explored pomegranate aril browning during cold storage by Shi, Jiangli, Wang, Sen, Tong, Ruiran, Wang, Sa, Chen, Yanhui, Wu, Wenjiang, He, Fengzhen, Wan, Ran, Jian, Zaihai, Hu, Qingxia, Zheng, Xianbo

“…•The first time to explore aril browning using widely targeted secondary metabolites.•PPO oxidation and hydrolysis reaction was the predominant reason of aril…”
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Genome-wide analysis of short interspersed nuclear elements provides insight into gene and genome evolution in citrus by Meng, Haijun, Feng, Jiancan, Bai, Tuanhui, Jian, Zaihai, Chen, Yanhui, Wu, Guoliang

“…Short interspersed nuclear elements (SINEs) are non-autonomous retrotransposons that are highly abundant, but not well annotated, in plant genomes. In this…”
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