Publications by authors named "Dongqiao Zheng"

Tea seedlings () have a well-developed root system with a strong taproot and lateral roots. Compared with ordinary cuttings, tea has stronger vitality and environmental adaptability, thus facilitating the promotion of good varieties. However, there is less of detailed research on the rooting and germination process of tea seeds.

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Gabaron green tea (GAGT) has unique flavor and health benefits through the special anaerobic treatment. However, how this composite processing affects the aroma formation of GAGT and the regulatory mechanism was rarely reported. This study used nontargeted metabolomics and molecular sensory science to overlay screen differential metabolites and key aroma contributors.

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As a critical signaling molecule, ABA plays an important role in plant growth, development and stresses response. However, tea plant [Camellia sinensis (L.)], an important economical perennial woody plant, has not been systematically reported in response to ABA signal transduction in vivo.

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Article Synopsis
  • Simple and rapid detection of biochemical substances is challenging due to their complex structures, but SERS offers strong specificity and real-time performance for this task.
  • The proposed SERS detection system uses all-fiber connections, a microfluidic chip, and micro-lenses to enhance stability, operability, and signal intensity by 2-3 times compared to traditional systems.
  • This innovative approach aims to create a more portable SERS system for real-time detection in diverse environments, paving the way for future optical fiber systems.
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The multiplexing of fiber ring resonators (FRRs) for no crosstalk loss sensing is proposed and demonstrated experimentally. The difference between the parallel and series FRRs is theoretically elaborated to determine the multiplexing scheme. The frequency response properties of the cascaded FRRs at distinct radio frequency (RF) working points are compared and analyzed.

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To address the sparse system identification problem under noisy input and non-Gaussian output measurement noise, two novel types of sparse bias-compensated normalized maximum correntropy criterion algorithms are developed, which are capable of eliminating the impact of non-Gaussian measurement noise and noisy input. The first is developed by using the correntropy-induced metric as the sparsity penalty constraint, which is a smoothed approximation of the ℓ 0 norm. The second is designed using the proportionate update scheme, which facilitates the close tracking of system parameter change.

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