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2. Community assembly mechanisms and succession processes significantly differ among treatments during the restoration of Stipa grandis – Leymus chinensis communities
3. Soil nutrients mediate the indirect effects of shrub canopy removal: How distance from shrubs affects the herbs and grasses community in a shrub‐encroached grassland
4. Host genotype overrides endophyte infection effects on growth, physiology, and nutrient content of a native grass, Achnatherum sibiricum
5. Responses of two dominant plant species to drought stress and defoliation in the Inner Mongolia Steppe of China
6. The Response of Soil Nematode Community to Nitrogen, Water, and Grazing History in the Inner Mongolian Steppe, China
7. Benefits of a symbiotic association with endophytic fungi are subject to water and nutrient availability in Achnatherum sibiricum
8. Simulation and experimental study of high pressure switching expansion reduction considering real gas effect
9. Plant population and genotype effects override the effects of Epichloë endophyte species on growth and drought stress response of Achnatherum robustum plants in two natural grass populations
10. Genetic diversity of Stipa grandis P.Smirn populations across the species’ range in the Inner Mongolia Plateau of China
11. An AFLP analysis of genetic diversity and structure of Caragana microphylla populations in Inner Mongolia steppe, China
12. Population structure and genetic diversity of Stipa grandis P. Smirn, a dominant species in the typical steppe of northern China
13. Observation on the effect difference in migraine treated with the combination of acupuncture and blood-letting therapy and medication with carbamazepine
14. Genetic Diversity and Population Differentiation of the Dominant Species Stipa krylovii in the Inner Mongolia Steppe
15. Comparing the effects of companion species diversity and the dominant species (Stipa grandis) genotypic diversity on the biomass explained by plant functional trait
16. Phenotypic plasticity and genetic differentiation of quantitative traits in genotypes of Leymus chinensis
17. Effect of different species of endophytes on fungal disease resistance of Achnatherum sibiricum
18. Litter species diversity is more important than genotypic diversity of dominant grass species Stipa grandis in influencing litter decomposition in a bare field
19. A Model for Micro-grid Short-term Load Forecasting Based on SR-LS-SVR
20. Effects of endophyte transmission on ecophysiological characteristics of Achnatherum sibiricum
21. Effects of fungal endophyte infection on soil properties and microbial communities in the host grass habitat
22. Phenotypic plasticity vs. local adaptation in quantitative traits differences of Stipa grandis in semi-arid steppe, China
23. Trait differentiation among Stipa krylovii populations in the InnerMongolia Steppe region
24. GENETIC DIVERSITY OF NEOTYPHODIUM ENDOPHYTES ISOLATED FROM ACHNATHERUM SIBIRICUM POPULATIONS IN MID_ AND EASTERN INNER MONGOLIA STEPPE, CHINA
25. Effects of Epichloe endophytes of Achnatherum sibiricum on spore germination of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi.
26. A tracer liquid image velocimetry for multi-layer radial flow in bioreactors
27. Plant population and genotype effects override the effects ofEpichloëendophyte species on growth and drought stress response ofAchnatherum robustumplants in two natural grass populations
28. The Simplified Flow Field Analysis Method of Multi-Layers Parallel Plates Perfusion Bioreactor
29. Optimizing the Algorithm of FECG Separation from MECG Based on ICA Rationale
30. Acclimation of Photosynthetic Traits ofCaraganaSpecies to Desert Environment in Inner Mongolian Plateau
31. Shifts of Sexual Reproductive and Vegetative Growth Allocation in Stipa grandis along a Climate Gradient in Inner Mongolia Steppe
32. Response of Photosynthetic Characteristics of Caragana microphylla in Different Soil Phosphorus Supplies
33. Potential antagnosim of cultivated and wild grass–endophyte associations towards Meloidogyne incognita
34. Diversity and taxonomy of endophytes fromLeymus chinensisin the Inner Mongolia steppe of China
35. Alterations in canopy size and reproduction of Caragana stenophylla along a climate gradient on the Inner Mongolian Plateau
36. Potential Antagonistic Effects of Nine Natural Fatty Acids Against Meloidogyne incognita
37. Effect of root-knot nematode inoculation on rhizospheric soil pH and microbial community of cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.) plant
38. Pedogenic Carbonate and Soil Dehydrogenase Activity in Response to Soil Organic Matter in Artemisia ordosica Community
39. Morphological variations of Caragana microphylla populations in the Xilingol steppe and their relationship with environmental factors
40. Genetic variation among Stipa grandis P. Smirn populations with different durations of fencing in the Inner Mongolian Steppe
41. Taxonomy, diversity and origins of symbiotic endophytes ofAchnatherum sibiricumin the Inner Mongolia Steppe of China
42. Difference in antifungal activity of morphotypes of clavicipitaceous endophytes within and between species
43. Ethylene Evolution Changes in TiltedFraxinus mandshuricaRupr. var.japonicaMaxim. Seedlings in Relation to Tension Wood Formation
44. Influence of Nitrogen Fertilizer and Endophyte Infection on Ecophysiological Parameters and Mineral Element Content of Perennial Ryegrass
45. Effects of methyl jasmonate treatments and endophyte infection on growth of Achnatherum sibiricum.
46. Heavy Metal Accumulation and Ecological Responses of Turfgrass to Rubbish Compost with EDTA Addition
47. Effects of silicon application on drought resistance of cucumber plants
48. Acclimation of Photosynthetic Traits of Caragana Species to Desert Environment in Inner Mongolian Plateau.
49. Diversity and taxonomy of endophytes from Leymus chinensis in the Inner Mongolia steppe of China.
50. Features of calcium crystals and calcium components in 54 plant species in salinized habitats of Tianjin.
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