Xiong-Fang Liu

Xiong-Fang Liu
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  • Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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September 2016 - July 2023

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Photoperiod-dependent flowering is a critical trait in breeding for flowering time in woody ornamental plants. Circadian clocks are vital for the regulation of photoperiodic flowering in plants, but their molecular regulation pathways in woody perennials remain poorly explored. Here, we identified two circadian clock components LgPSEUDO-RESPONSE RE...
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Luculia yunnanensis (Rubiaceae), an evergreen shrub or small tree, is endemic to China and confined to Nujiang Prefecture, Yunnan Province. This plant is of high ornamental value owing to its attractive pink flowers, sweet fragrance, and long flowering period. Due to the influence of climate change and human factors, the distribution range of L. yu...
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Rhododendron longipedicellatum is an endangered species endemic to southeastern Yunnan, China. Assessment of genetic variation is critical for protecting endangered species. Therefore, we used EST-SSR markers to analyze the genetic characteristics of R. longipedicellatum. The results revealed high genetic diversity at the species level ( He = 0.559...
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Photoperiod-regulated floral transition is vital to the flowering plant. Luculia gratissima “Xiangfei” is a flowering ornamental plant with high development potential economically and is a short-day woody perennial. However, the genetic regulation of short-day-induced floral transition in L. gratissima is unclear. To systematically research the res...
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Rhododendrons are woody plants, famous throughout the world as having high horticultural value. However, many wild species are currently threatened with extinction. Here, we report for the first time a high‐quality, chromosome‐level genome of Rhododendron griersonianum, which has contributed to ~10% of all horticultural rhododendron varieties but w...
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Rhododendron meddianum is a critically endangered species with important ornamental value and is also a plant species with extremely small populations. In this study, we used double digest restriction-site-associated DNA sequencing (ddRAD) technology to assess the genetic diversity, genetic structure and demographic history of the three extant popu...
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Phyllanthus emblica L. is a well-known medicinal and edible plant species. Various medicinal compounds in the fruit make it an important medicinal and promising economic material. The plant is widely distributed in Southwestern and Southern China. However, due to massive deforestation and land reclamation as well as deterioration of its natural hab...
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Background: Photoperiod-regulated floral transition is vital to the flowering plant. Luculia gratissima ‘Xiangfei’ is a flowering ornamental plant with high development potential and is a short-day woody perennial. However, the genetic regulation of short-day-induced floral transition in L. gratissima is unclear. To systematically research the resp...
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Premise of the Study A novel set of EST‐SSR markers was developed for Phyllanthus emblica (Phyllanthaceae) to investigate the genetic structure and gene flow, identify novel genes of interest, and develop markers for assisted breeding. Methods and Results Based on the transcriptome data of P. emblica, 83 EST‐SSR primer pairs were designed; 52 prim...
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Premise of the Study To investigate the genetic background and population characteristics of Rhododendron longipedicellatum (Ericaceae), a newly discovered and critically endangered species, expressed sequence tag–simple sequence repeat markers were developed, and transferability was tested in two congeners, R. molle and R. simsii. Methods and Res...
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Rhododendron longipedicellatum is a narrow endemic species and a subject of urgent demand in the domestic market and overseas. Its fascinating shapes, brilliantly gilvous flowers, and unusual flowering time endow this species with extremely high ornamental value. However, only five wild populations of R. longipedicellatum surviving in limestone hab...

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