Publications by authors named "Shengqian Zhang"

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  • Hibiscus syriacus L. is a hardy deciduous shrub that has complex genetic backgrounds and varying ploidy levels, with polyploid breeding being key for developing new cultivars.
  • This study investigated the effects of triploid, tetraploid, and hexaploid levels on traits like leaf size, stomatal characteristics, and anatomy, finding that higher ploidy resulted in smaller leaves but larger stomatal features and thicker leaf tissues.
  • The research emphasizes the importance of stomatal morphology as a tool for assessing ploidy levels and suggests that the findings can guide future breeding strategies to enhance stress resistance and ornamental qualities in Hibiscus cultivars.
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Under natural conditions, most Hibiscus syriacus L. individuals form very few mature seeds or the mature seeds that do form are of poor quality. As a result, seed yield is poor and seeds have low natural germinability.

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The research field of mental workload has attracted abundant researchers as mental workload plays a crucial role in real-life performance and safety. While previous studies have examined the neural correlates of mental workload in 2D scenarios (i.e.

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