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Seasonal drought inhibits growth of seedlings in Xishuangbanna 16-11-10
Dry season temperature mainly controls fire frequency in Yunnan 16-11-01
JcAP1 functions in flower development of Jatropha 16-10-29
Different management practices influence soil water infiltration types 16-10-25
Ecosystems gain more radiation while lowering their surface temperatures 16-10-21
Lanthanum affects primary root growth by modulating reactive oxygen species 16-10-20
Recognize savannahs as ecosystem, experts say 16-10-18
Species traits and litter fauna access influence bark litter decomposition 16-10-11
Dissolved organic carbon influences soil respiration in tropical forest 16-10-08
Mercury accumulation in soils closely linked to sulfur in subtropical forest 16-09-21
WRKYs regulate flowering under short-day conditions 16-09-14
Bamboo shoot fiber effective in suppressing high-fat diet induced obesity 16-09-09
A new species of Araceae found in Yunnan 16-09-07
Asian savannahs need identifying and mapping 16-09-08
LATERAL ORGAN BOUNDARIES DOMAIN (LBD) gene family in legumes identified 16-08-31
Enhanced fertilizer additions impose detrimental effects on bryophytes 16-08-30
3-ketoacyl-acyl-carrier protein synthase I (KASI) plays crucial roles in tobacco 16-08-24
Medium-sized seeds have highest dispersal success by rodents 16-08-18
Ecological functions of rock outcrops in karst areas 16-08-17
Modern biotechnological tools contribute to conservation 16-08-12
Physiological regulation aids lianas in mediating diurnal water and carbon balances 16-08-05
How topography and litterfall inputs affect structure and consistency of chemical soil properties 16-08-02
Epiphytic bryophytes able to translocate absorbed nitrogen from barks to shoots 16-08-01
Communicating with seniors helps adolescents better understand local climate change 16-07-21
Gibberellin and photoperiod pathways collaboratively regulate flowering 16-07-20
Intercropping with tea best improves water use efficiency of rubber trees 16-07-14
Complete chloroplast genomes in Ilex produced 16-07-13
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