Publications by authors named "En-Mao Li"

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  • A field experiment was held in Hulu-dao, Liaoning Province, to assess the growth, yield, and fruit quality of Hanfu apples grafted on ten dwarfing interstocks.
  • The study found that tree vigor and fruit traits were significantly influenced by the type of interstock, with GM256 showing superior plant growth and fruit weight, while CX5 excelled in trunk diameter and root characteristics.
  • The evaluation ranked interstocks GM256 and CX5 as the most suitable for the cold climate, based on various performance metrics like fruit firmness and overall character scores.
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Here, we report the decrease of JA-sensitivity and enhancement of tolerance to salt and PEG stresses in Arabidopsis overexpressing apple MdJAZ2. As signalling molecules, jasmonates (JAs) play significant roles in plant development and stress responses. JAZ proteins are the targets of the SCF complex and act as the negative regulators in JA signalling pathway.

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By using self-made wooden boxes with two separated zones, the grapevine Vitis vinifera cv. Malvasia (M) grafted on rootstocks 3309C, 420A and 110R, respectively, was planted, and the physiological and biochemical responses of these scion/rootstock combinations to bilateral alternative irrigation (AI) and unilateral irrigation (UI) were studied. The results showed that in treatments AI and UI, the average leaf ABA content of test scion/rootstock combinations increased by 267.

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This paper studied the changing characteristics of temperature and humidity in different type bags for bagging Fuji apple during its development and their effects on the appearance quality of the fruit. The results showed that there was a negative correlation between the changes of temperature and humidity in the bags. Temperature started to rise rapidly from 9:00, with the highest appeared generally from 13:00 to 14:00 in spring and autumn or from 13:00 to 17:00 in mid-summer, while the lowest at about 5:00.

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