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Research Progress
Bio-pretreatment of lignocellulosic biomass for enzymatic saccharification 12-02-03
Majority of protected tropical forests "empty" due to hunting 12-02-09
A new nortriterpenoid isolated from Dysoxylum lenticellatum 12-02-07
A new species of stone oak described by Chuck Cannon 12-02-06
Rubber plantations cause water shortages in dry season in Xishuangbanna 12-01-16
Xylem traits outperform wood density as predictors of tree growth and stature 12-01-09
Temporal trends and spatial variation patterns on the Yunnan Plateau during 1961-2004 12-01-05
Using Jatropha hulls to produce 2,3-butanediol 11-12-27
Rubber and pulp plantations pose threats to natural forests in Hainan 11-12-21
Functions of WRKY proteins in plant abiotic stresses 11-12-19
Relative importance of neutral and niche processes in determining species distributions change ac... 11-12-15
Producing biodiesel from Jatropha oil by solid acid catalyst 11-12-09
Lianas play important roles in nutrient dynamics in rainforest 11-12-06
Evolution of Species in Tacca 11-12-05
Both innate and evolutionary factors contribute to invasion success of alien plants 11-12-02
Potential selection mosaic on cone and seed traits of Pinus armandii 11-11-28
Organic Electrolyte Solution: New Pretreatment Method for Enzymatic Saccharification of Microcrys... 11-11-23
Relative effects of taxonomy and environmental factors on leaf concentrations 11-11-21
Hunting is the biggest threat to tropical biodiversity 11-11-17
Tropical forests: Still vital when degraded 11-11-10
Persistent soil seed bank formed in Eupatorium adenophorum 11-11-09
Different mechanisms protect young leaves of Leea glabra against attacks by herbivores 11-11-08
Impact of seed tannin concentrations on the scatter-hoarding behavior of rodents 11-10-27
Topographic variables are important factors for distribution pattern of trees in Xishuangbanna 11-10-24
Evolutionary association of hydraulic traits with growth form divergence in figs 11-10-18
Floral longevity plays integral part in the reproductive strategies of figs 11-10-17
Visiting student from Malaysia publishes in BMC Genomics 11-10-09
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