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Design and experiment of an online monitoring system for peanut seeding parameters based on IoT

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By Yan Yu, Guoying Li, Xiaozhi Tan, Dazhi Yi
| ijabe.org
Yan Yu, Xiaozhi Tan, Guoying Li, Dazhi Yi, Xiaomin Wang, Yushuai Song Keywords IoT communication, sowing parameters, online monitoring, RS485 communication, data visualization Full Text: PDF References Zhao S C, Lyu J L, Xu X P, Lin X M, Luiz M R, Qiu S J, et al. Peanut yield, nutrient uptake and nutrient requirements in different regions of China. Journal of Integrative Agriculture, 2021; 20（9）: 2502-2511. Zhang J L, Yun G, Feng G, Li X G, Wan S B.
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Investigation of the DNA Methylation-Modified 8-17 DNAzyme Functions via Sensitive Catalytic Hairpin Self-Assembly Reaction

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By Wanxue Wang, Guoying Li, Xiaofang Ding, Xinghui Zhou
| ACS Publications
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Bottom-up reconstitution design of a biomimetic atelocollagen microfibril for enhancing hemostatic, antibacterial, and biodegradable benefits

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By Guoying Li
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Bottom-up reconstitution design of a biomimetic atelocollagen microfibril for enhancing hemostatic, antibacterial, and biodegradable benefits Powdered collagen is emerging as a promising topical hemostat owing to its adaptability to various wounds, active hemostatic abilities, and biosafety. The reproduction of a bionic structure similar to nature collagen is crucial for effective hemostasis and bioactivity.
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