[1]Overexpression of CaHSP26 in transgenic tobacco alleviates photoinhibition of PSII and PSI during chilling stress under low irradiance. Guo, Shang-Jing,Zhou, Hai-Yan,Zhang, Xian-Sheng,Li, Xin-Guo,Meng, Qing-Wei. 2007

[2]Transcriptome profiling of peanut gynophores revealed global reprogramming of gene expression during early pod development in darkness. Xia, Han,Zhao, Chuanzhi,Hou, Lei,Li, Aiqin,Zhao, Shuzhen,Bi, Yuping,An, Jing,Wan, Shubo,Wang, Xingjun,Bi, Yuping,Wan, Shubo,Wang, Xingjun,Bi, Yuping,An, Jing,Zhao, Yanxiu,Wang, Xingjun. 2013

[3]High efficiency in vitro plant regeneration from epicotyl explants of Chinese peanut cultivars. Shan, Lei,Tang, Guiying,Xu, Pingli,Liu, Zhanji,Bi, Yuping,Shan, Lei,Tang, Guiying,Xu, Pingli,Liu, Zhanji,Bi, Yuping,Shan, Lei,Tang, Guiying,Xu, Pingli,Liu, Zhanji,Bi, Yuping.

[4]Isolation and characterization of a stress responsive small GTP-binding protein AhRabG3b in peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.). Yu, Shan-Lin,Sui, Jiong-Ming,Li, Rui,Fan, Qian-Cheng,Zheng, Chun-Hua,Wang, Jing-Shan,Qiao, Li-Xian,Song, Lin. 2013

[5]Modified AnM technique in combination with black and transparent film mulching in peanut production. Qin, Feifei,Takano, Tetsuo,Qin, Feifei,Xu, Hui-lian,Qin, Feifei. 2012

[6]Generation of peanut mutants by fast neutron irradiation combined with in vitro culture. Wang, Jing-Shan,Sui, Jiong-Ming,Qiao, Li-Xian,Xie, Yong-Dun,Guo, Hui-Jun,Liu, Lu-Xiang,Zhao, Li-Lan,Yu, Shan-Lin. 2015

[7]In vitro mutagenesis and directed screening for salt-tolerant mutants in peanut. Zhao, Ming-Xia,Sun, Hai-Yan,Ji, Rui-Rui,Sui, Jiong-Ming,Qiao, Li-Xian,Wang, Jing-Shan,Hu, Xiao-Hui,Chen, Jing.

[8]Xanthophyll Cycle and Inactivation of Photosystem II Reaction Centers Alleviating Reducing Pressure to Photosystem I in Morning Glory Leaves under Short-term High Irradiance. Li, Xin-Guo,Li, Jian-Yong,Zhao, Jin-Ping,Xu, Ping-Li,He, Qi-Wei.

[9]DEFICIENCY OF PHYTOCHROME B ALLEVIATES CHILLING-INDUCED PHOTOINHIBITION IN RICE. Yang, Jian-Chao,Han, Guo-Liang,Sui, Na,Wang, Bao-Shan,Li, Meng,Xie, Xian-Zhi. 2013

[10]Over-expression of the Arabidopsis CBF1 gene improves resistance of tomato leaves to low temperature under low irradiance. Zhang, Y. -J.,Yang, J. -S.,Meng, J. -J.,Zhang, Y. -L.,Li, X. -G.,Zhang, Y. -J.,Yang, J. -S.,Meng, J. -J.,Zhang, Y. -L.,Li, X. -G.,Zhang, Y. -J.,Yang, J. -S.,Meng, J. -J.,Zhang, Y. -L.,Wan, S. -B.,He, Q. -W.,Li, X. -G.,Zhang, Y. -J.,Guo, S. -J..

[11]Overexpression of Arabidopsis CBF1 gene in transgenic tobacco alleviates photoinhibition of PSII and PSI during chilling stress under low irradiance. Yang, Jia-Sen,Meng, Jing-Jing,Bi, Yu-Ping,Xu, Ping-Li,Guo, Feng,He, Qi-Wei,Li, Xin-Guo,Yang, Jia-Sen,Meng, Jing-Jing,Bi, Yu-Ping,Xu, Ping-Li,Guo, Feng,Wan, Shu-Bo,Li, Xin-Guo,Wang, Ran,Wang, Ran.

[12]The susceptibility of cucumber and sweet pepper to chilling under low irradiance is related to energy dissipation and water-water cycle. Li, XG,Meng, QW,Jiang, GQ,Zou, Q.

[13]Factors limiting photosynthetic recovery in sweet pepper leaves after short-term chilling stress under low irradiance. Li, XG,Wang, XM,Meng, QW,Zou, Q.

[14]Overexpression of a tomato flavanone 3-hydroxylase-like protein gene improves chilling tolerance in tobacco. Zhang, Song,Wang, Guo-Dong,Kong, Fan-Ying,Meng, Chen,Deng, Yong-Sheng.

[15]Overexpression of a peanut NAC gene, AhNAC4, confers enhanced drought tolerance in tobacco. Tang, G. Y.,Xu, P. L.,Shan, L.,Shao, F. X.,Liu, Z. J..

[16]Ectopic expression of peanut acyl carrier protein in tobacco alters fatty acid composition in the leaf and resistance to cold stress. Tang, G. -Y.,Liu, Z. -J.,Bi, Y. -P.,Shan, L.,Tang, G. -Y.,Liu, Z. -J.,Bi, Y. -P.,Shan, L.,Tang, G. -Y.,Liu, Z. -J.,Bi, Y. -P.,Shan, L.,Wei, L. -Q..

[17]Isolation and functional characterisation of CDPKs gene from Arachis hypogaea under salt stress. Li, Yan,Guo, Feng,Meng, Jing-Jing,Li, Xin-Guo,Li, Yan,Wan, Shu-Bo,Fang, Feng,Xia, Guang-Min.

[18]Overexpression of an MYB-Related Gene FvMYB1 from Fraxinus velutina Increases Tolerance to Salt Stress in Transgenic Tobacco. Li, Tian,Sun, Jingkuan,Bi, Yuping,Peng, Zhenying.