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Exploring dynamic changes in metabolic profiles of Artemisia argyi leaves across different growth stages via plant metabolomics

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By Yue Zhong, Jiayin Zhang, Jialei Liu, Yuguang Zheng, Dan Zhang, Lei Wang, Long Guo, Yiyang Ren
| Frontiers
Abstract Introduction: Artemisia argyi Levl. et Vant is a traditional Chinese medicinal herb with considerable medicinal value. A. argyi Levl. et Vant. leaves (AAL) have exhibited diverse biological activities that are tightly associated with their chemical components. During growth, the dynamic accumulation trends of bioactive metabolites were varied along with AAL developing.
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Dynamic perspective on the relationship between motivation and identity negotiation in heritage language contexts: the case of Chinese Heritage Learners in Belgium

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By Jiayin Zhang
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
This dissertation examines motivation, ethnic identity, and self-perceived Chinese heritage language (HL) proficiency among Chinese heritage language learners (CHLLs) in Belgium. Research on Chinese HL learning has largely developed in Anglophone settings, while evidence from multilingual European contexts remains limited. Motivation, ethnic identity, and proficiency have also often been studied separately.
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Tension between spatial pattern and hydrological adaptability in early Yangtze River Basin settlements

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By Jiayin Zhang, Fang Wang, Ying Dong, Changping Zhang, Xie Hu, Chao Ning, Jianli Chen, Jianbao Liu, Yiyong Chen, Jianguo Liu, Qin Fang, Shaoyi Mao
| Nature Verified
Abstract Early settlements faced hydrological opportunities and constraints that informed transitions to urban living. Along the way, imbalances between urban expansion and infrastructural development and hydrological systems could threaten the sustainability of growing settlements. Here using archeological data and spatial modeling, we examine 2,106 early settlements dating from 8.5 ka BP to 2.72 ka BP in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River Basin.
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