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Energies , Volume 19, Issue 11 (June-1 2026) – 245 articles

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By Jun Lyu, Yu Shu, Shuo Wang
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Need Help? Find support for a specific problem in the support section of our website. Please let us know what you think of our products and services. Visit our dedicated information section to learn more about MDPI. clear Cover Story (view full-size image): High-sensitivity detection of DC partial discharge in HVDC equipment is challenging due to electrical noise and lack of a phase reference. While photon counting offers exceptional noise immunity, its use has been confined to AC.
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A discarded allele boosts protein

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By Jun Lyu
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Maize grain protein is a major source of protein for livestock and humans but domestication sharply reduced seed protein content, which has created an urgent need for improvement. Breeding high-protein maize is further challenged by a trade-off between yield and protein content.
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Beyond haploid induction - Nature Plants

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By Jun Lyu
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The researchers generated Osmtl knockout mutants in the hybrid rice variety ChunYou84 (CY84). The mutant showed higher rates of seed abortion under self-pollination and produced more seeds with a viable embryo but lacking endosperm (termed Em-en seeds) than the wild-type (WT) CY84 (5% versus 0.2%). These Em-en seeds could germinate, although at a lower rate than intact Em-En seeds containing both embryo and endosperm (25.3% versus 85.2%).
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