Guangdi Li

Deciphering OCT4A-dose-dependent transcriptional profiles associated with tumorigenic potential in somatic cancer cells

Min Tang, Rui Liang, Zhenyu Wu, Chen Cheng et autres

AIMS: The transcription factor OCT4A, a well-established master pluripotency factor, exerts regulatory effects on cell fate determination that are closely associated with its protein levels. This study aims to uncover the downstream gene profile features relevant to tumorigenic potential mediated by OCT4A …

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Intelligent Fault Diagnosis Technology for Mechanical Equipment: Current Status and Development

Guangdi Li, Fazhan Yang

With the continuous advancement of technology, mechanization is also pro-gressing, and automated and intelligent technologies are being increasingly de-veloped. Machinery and equipment are exerting a growing influence in modern industrial technology. However, due to their complexity, malfunctions during operation can disrupt the …

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Effect of nutrient addition and mowing on plant diversity and soil carbon content of meadow steppe in Inner Mongolia

Huayi Zhang, Wei Bi, Xuefeng Chen, Bofeng Bai et autres

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Agronomic performance, herbage quality, methane yield and methane emission potential of pasture mixtures

Guangdi Li, Matthew T. Newell, S. P. Boschma, Richard Meyer et autres

Context Enteric methane (CH4) emission from livestock accounts for 71% of greenhouse gas emissions from Australian agriculture. Aims To evaluate a range of pasture mixtures by using species with anti-methanogenic properties for their compatibility, productivity, feed quality and CH4 emission reduction potential. …

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Companion legume species for chicory in a phased farming system

Guangdi Li, Richard C. Hayes, Matthew Gardner, Jeffrey McCormick et autres

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Prospects for improving productivity and composition of mixed swards in semi-arid environments by separating species in drill rows – A review

Richard C. Hayes, Guangdi Li, R. W. Smith, Mark B. Peoples et autres

Establishing multi-species swards is a common objective in agricultural forage production systems around the world. Managing pasture productivity and sward resilience is especially challenging in semi-arid environments where mixtures of perennial and self-regenerating annual species are expected to co-exist while growing in …

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Accumulation of organic carbon was limited to the surface of a duplex soil in the mixed farming zone of south-eastern Australia

M. K. Conyers, Guangdi Li, G. J. Poile, Albert Oates et autres

Context The goal of increasing sequestration of carbon (C) in soil assumes that management factors can be as influential as intrinsic factors such as climate and parent material. Aim The hypotheses tested in this study were (i) that soil C would increase …

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Nitrogen mineralisation rates from chicory-based pastures

Matthew Gardner, Jason Condon, B. S. Dear, M. K. Conyers et autres

The incorporation of chicory (Cichorium intybus) into phased crop-pasture farming systems requires an understanding of the dynamics of nitrogen (N) mineralisation of residues and the potential supply of N to subsequent crops. A 3-year field experiment was conducted to compare relative N …

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Long-term liming changes pasture mineral profile

Guangdi Li, M. K. Conyers, Gordon Refshauge, Forough Ataollahi et autres

There is limited information on changes of pasture mineral concentrations over the long-term in response to liming. A long-term field experiment was conducted to assess the influence of lime application on (a) changes in pasture mineral composition over time; and (b) key …

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Chicory stimulates companion legume species to fix more biological nitrogen

Matthew Gardner, Jason Condon, Mark B. Peoples, M. K. Conyers et autres

Abstract Purpose Chicory (Cichorium intybus) scavenges more soil mineral nitrogen (N) than perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne). A glasshouse study was conducted to test whether (a) the percentage of N derived from the atmosphere (%Ndfa) by a companion legume differs when grown with …

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Comparison of nitrogen mineralisation patterns of Cichorium intybus and Medicago sativa

Matthew Gardner, Jason Condon, B. S. Dear, M. K. Conyers et autres

Abstract Little is known about the rate of mineralisation of chicory ( Cichorium intybus ) residues and how this may influence the availability of nitrogen (N) for subsequent crops. An incubation study was conducted to compare the relative rates of N mineralisation …

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Legume persistence for grasslands in tableland environments of south-eastern Australia

Richard C. Hayes, Matthew T. Newell, Guangdi Li, Rebecca E. Haling et autres

Context Improving the stability of legumes in grasslands in the face of variable seasonal conditions is key to mitigating risks posed by drought. Aims We assessed the persistence of a range of legume species and cultivars in order to inform legume choice …

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