Publications by authors named "XiaoLong Lei"

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  • * The study found that the concentrations of essential nutrients and toxic elements varied significantly among the different crop rotations, with potato-rice (PR) and garlic-rice (GR) showing the best performance in yield and nutrition.
  • * Overall, the results suggest that with appropriate nitrogen treatments, PR can maximize rice yield while ensuring high nutrient content and low levels of harmful substances like arsenic and cadmium.
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This study investigated two rice varieties, GuichaoII and Jiazao311, with distinct protein content to determine the variation in appearance, components, pasting, and thermal properties of rice with different chalkiness degrees. Grain length, width, head rice weight, and whiteness of both varieties markedly increased as chalkiness increased from 0% to 50%. However, the variation in components, pasting, and thermal characteristics of chalky grain substantially differed between the rice varieties.

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Accurate prediction of the eating and cooking quality (ECQ) of rice is of great importance. Statistical and machine learning models were developed to predict the overall acceptability of cooked rice. The results showed that the models developed using stepwise multiple linear regression, principal component analysis plus multiple linear regression, partial least square regression, k-nearest neighbor, random forest, and gradient boosted decision tree had determination coefficients (R) of 0.

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Accurate and rapid identification of the effective number of panicles per unit area is crucial for the assessment of rice yield. As part of agricultural development, manual observation of effective panicles in the paddy field is being replaced by unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) imaging combined with target detection modeling. However, UAV images of panicles of curved hybrid Indica rice in complex field environments are characterized by overlapping, blocking, and dense distribution, imposing challenges on rice panicle detection models.

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Background: Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) can prevent fatty acid accumulation induced by a high-fructose diet and improve lipid metabolism disorders in patients.

Objectives: We aimed to investigate the effect of CLA on obesity and lipid metabolism and its possible mechanism.

Methods: Eight-month-old male BKS.

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  • * This reduction in enzyme activity leads to slower grain filling rates and decreased grain weight, ultimately causing a looser structure in the starch and increased chalkiness in the grains.
  • * Grains located at the bottom panicle part are particularly affected, showing greater declines in weight and more pronounced increases in chalkiness compared to those at the top of the panicle.
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