Advances in Plant Science Research

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Title: Advances in Plant Science Research
Contributors: Fang, Yanming, Zhu, Fuyuan, Yang, Yong
Publisher Information: Basel: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute, 2025.
Publication Year: 2025
Subject Terms: nitric acid rain, subtropical forest, soil, bacterial community, diversity, soil labile organic carbon, soil carbon pool, Quercus acutissima forests, chronosequence, biogeography, flora, Hainan Island, Lauraceae, origin, Persea group, Prunus, Cerasus, plastid genome, codon usage, phylogeny, photosynthetic rate, photosynthetic efficiency, photosynthetic light response model, Q. acutissima, Q. variabilis, phenotypic variation, needle traits, plasticity, interspecific and intraspecific, Pinus massoniana Lamb., Pinus hwangshanensis W. Y. Hsia, soil warming, soil enzyme activities, nutrient availability, microbial C, P limitation, microbial metabolism, root systems, soil macropores, soil saturated hydraulic conductivity, Yellow River Delta, global geographical patterns, environmental variables, hypothesis, species richness, green plum, SFM, 3D point cloud, point cloud segmentation, micro-defect detection, Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook, seed orchard, seed type, germination percentage, phenotypic traits, phenotypic differentiation, Cinnamomum guizhouense, phylogenomics, plastome, taxonomy, pruning, poplar plantation, understory vegetation, soil properties, dioecious, heterophylly, leaf anatomy, hydraulic efficiency, leaf gas exchange, biodiversity conservation, Ilex, Danxia Mountain, molecular phylogeny, new species, biodiversity, ecosystem functions, hotspots, correlation, conservation, recalcitrant seeds, water loss site, water migration rule, MRI, NMR, chloroplast, phylogeographic structure, SNPs, Toxicodendron vernicifluum, NIR spectroscopy, Pinus massoniana seedlings, non-destructive detection, multi-learner model, cell structure and morphology development process, endogenous hormones, endosperm contents, maturation, moisture content, seed embryo, Cunninghamia lanceolata, callus induction, protoplast preparation, transient transfection, bioclimate, suitable area, Ormosia hosiei, species distribution model, BIOCLIM, DOMAIN, Phoebe sheareri, waterlogging stress, leaf anatomical structure, leaf ultrastructure, Research and information: general, Biology, life sciences, Forestry industry
More Details: We hope that the publication of this Special Issue will provide an overview of recent systematic advances in plant science research in China, particularly within forestry research, introduce in-depth perspectives on future developments, and provide a tribute to the 120th anniversary of NJFU. NJFU, as the national "Double First-Class" initiative university featuring modern forestry science, aims to strengthen major national strategies such as biological breeding, ecological civilization construction, rural revitalization, carbon peaks and carbon neutrality, and healthy China, as well as to support high-quality development with high levels of scientific and technological self-reliance. After 120 years of development, Nanjing Forestry University is not only a distinguished and important institution of higher learning with a strong heritage, but also a place where profound ideas converge. NJFU continues to maintain its revolutionary legacy and ecofriendly focus, committed to building a world-class university with a focus on forestry and distinctive characteristics.
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