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Cultivar evolution underpins maize yield sensitivity to adverse climate conditions

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By Li Zhang, Zhiyuan Bai, Wang Xi, Datong Zhang, Jørgen Olesen, Matthew Harrison Verified, Carl Bernacchi, David Makowski, Andrew McDonald, Ke Liu, Ehsan Rezaei, Qi Zheng, Yuli Shan, Fu Chen, Xiaogang Yin, Shanheng Shi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cultivar evolution through plant breeding is a cornerstone of contemporary food security, but the extent to which genetic adaptation to climatic variability and shocks contributes to yield gains is not well known. Here, we compile 48,797 cultivar-site-year observations from 2001 to 2020, covering the four prominent maize production regions in China with differing shifts in climatic conditions.
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Bio-inspired asymmetric Zn-N2O2 single-atom catalysts via natural skeleton for efficient N-alkylation of nitroarenes with alcohols - Nature Communications

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By Yu Huang, Xiaogang Yin, Qiudi Zhu, Mei He, Xuefei Liu, Wu Li, Aiwen Lei, Xianglin Pei, Xueqin Chang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Although significant developments are made in non-noble metal catalysts for N-alkylation of nitroarenes with alcohols via borrowing hydrogen strategy, obtaining catalysts with superior activity, reusability and broad substrate scope under mild reaction conditions remains challenging. Single-atom catalysts (SACs) hold unique coordination/electron structures, to be the potential candidates for this reaction.
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Comparing the Developmental Toxicity Delay and Neurotoxicity of Benzothiazole and Its Derivatives (BTHs) in Juvenile Zebrafish

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By Xiaogang Yin, Lei Wang, Lianshan Mao
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