Publications by authors named "Chengye Lu"

Article Synopsis
  • Rice stripe virus (RSV) caused a significant rice disease pandemic in East China from 2001 to 2010, but gradually became non-epidemic due to effective management strategies.
  • In 2019, an RSV isolate from Jiangyan (JY2019) was studied, revealing its unique genetic characteristics and interactions with other RNA viruses across different regions in Asia.
  • The research concluded that the NSvc4 gene of JY2019 was influenced by selection pressure, indicating that an older subtype Ib of RSV may have been silently present during the non-epidemic period, possibly enhancing its adaptability to host interactions.
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The mechanism through which solar withering (SW) affects the quality of white tea is unclear. To address this gap in the literature, in this study, we used metabolomics and transcriptomics to investigate the effect of SW on the quality of WT. WT that underwent SW was slightly more bitter and astringent than WT that underwent natural withering (control group).

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Background: Intelligent monitoring of fixation quality is a prerequisite for automated green tea processing. To meet the requirements of intelligent monitoring of fixation quality in large-scale production, fast and non-destructive detection means are urgently needed. Here, smartphone-coupled micro near-infrared spectroscopy and a self-built computer vision system were used to perform rapid detection of the fixation quality in green tea processing lines.

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Fermentation is a key black tea processing step and makes an important contribution to quality formation. Current approaches to fermentation monitoring are costly or laboratory-based. Here, we first evaluated the potential of at-line computer vision for detecting fermentation quality in a tea factory.

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Background: Plant viruses transmitted by arthropod vectors threaten crop health worldwide. Rice stripe virus (RSV) is one of the most important rice viruses in East Asia and is transmitted by the small brown planthopper (SBPH). Previously, it was demonstrated that the viral glycoprotein NSvs2-N could mediate RSV infection of the vector midgut.

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Background: High-quality tea requires leaves of similar size and tenderness. The grade of the fresh leaves determines the quality of the tea. The automated classification of fresh tea leaves improves resource utilization and reduces manual picking costs.

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Rice viral diseases adversely affect crop yield and quality. Most rice viruses are transmitted through insect vectors. However, the traditional whole-plant inoculation method cannot control the initial inoculation site in rice plants because the insect feeding sites in plants are random.

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The geographical origin and processing month of green tea greatly affect its economic value and consumer acceptance. This study investigated the feasibility of combining near-infrared hyperspectral imaging (NIR-HSI) with chemometrics for the identification of green tea. Tea samples produced in three regions of Chongqing (southeastern Chongqing, northeastern Chongqing, and western Chongqing) for four months (from May to August 2020) were collected.

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Background: The transmission of plant viruses by arthropod vectors is closely related to feeding behavior. For persistently transmitted viruses, virus release means that virus moves through the salivary gland microvillus barriers of insects into plant via the stylet. However, whether virus release is dependent on plant tissue and component recognition by the stylet is unclear.

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A new multiple orientation event-based neurobiological recognition system is proposed by integrating recognition and tracking function in this paper, which is used for asynchronous address-event representation (AER) image sensors. The characteristic of this system has been enriched to recognize the objects in multiple orientations with only training samples moving in a single orientation. The system extracts multi-scale and multi-orientation line features inspired by models of the primate visual cortex.

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