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Response of rhizosphere soil physicochemical properties and microbial community structure to continuous cultivation of tobacco

Annals of Microbiology
Purpose The health of rhizosphere soil microorganisms is an important indicator to evaluate soil quality. Therefore, understanding the response of rhizosphere soil microorganisms to tobacco crop succession is crucial for promoting the sustainable ...
Bo Gong, Yi He, Zhenbao Luo, Huawei Peng, Heqing Cai, Yuening Zhu, Jun Bin, Mengjiao Ding   +7 more
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Mechanisms for reducing cigar tobacco leaf irritancy during acidic fermentation

AMB Express
This study explored the effects of an acidic fermentation environment on the quality of cigar tobacco leaves using air-cured “Dexue 1” tobacco leaves as the raw material.
Wei Liu, Yuanyuan Zhao, Tian Zhou, Mengru Bai, Jun Wang, Caining Qi, Jiayi Li, Yanqing Qin, Hongzhi Shi   +8 more
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The Arsenic Content of Tobacco and of Tobacco Smoke [PDF]

British Journal of Cancer, 1950
M E, DAFF, E L, KENNAWAY
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PCLPred: identifying plant chloride transport-related proteins using reduced amino acid alphabets and N-peptide composition

Amino Acids
Chloride transport-related proteins play critical roles in coordinating ion cycling, maintaining cellular homeostasis, and enabling plants to dynamically adapt to environmental changes, particularly under salt stress conditions.
Ge Bai, Lijia Liu, Hui Zhang, Ruimei Geng, Yong Li, Dahai Yang, Mingliang Fei, Tao Pang, Hao Wang, Aiguo Yang, He Xie, Hao Eang   +11 more
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Rapid discrimination of geographical origin and analysis of chemical characterization of tobacco leaves from multiple countries

Frontiers in Chemistry
Tobacco is a globally cultivated crop featuring distinct quality variations among leaves from different geographical origins. To develop a rapid, robust, and accurate method for multi-origin traceability, this study employed near-infrared spectroscopy ...
Ranran Kou, Cong Wang, Ran Wan, Mingliang Su, Heng Xu, Yufeng Fu, Yun Lin, XinHua Song, Yiming Bi, Le Zhao, Junwei Guo, Hongbo Wang, Zechun Liu, Song Yang, Cong Nie   +14 more
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Tobacco [PDF]

BMJ, 1947
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The regulation of tobacco and tobacco smoke

Annals of Oncology, 2000
N, Gray, P, Boyle
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A multiomics profile of coordinated defense and key candidate genes against bacterial wilt in tobacco

Scientific Reports
Bacterial wilt, caused by Ralstonia solanacearum, is a devastating disease that limits global tobacco production. To decipher the molecular basis of resistance, we conducted an integrated multiomics analysis of a susceptible cultivar, Honghua Dajinyuan ...
Yu Qing, Lin Wei, Lin Yong, Wang Tao, Wu Shengxin, Cheng Yazhi, Chen Shunhui, Zhao Chengkun, Zhao Xinyi, Yu Wen   +9 more
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Machine learning-driven identification of key chemical determinants of tobacco leaf sensory irritation

Frontiers in Chemistry
IntroductionTo identify the key chemical components affecting the sensory irritation of tobacco leaves, a binary classification model for high and low irritation was constructed based on 78 chemical components and sensory evaluation scores of 353 tobacco
Wenting Li, Xuehui Sun, Zhe Jin, Bin Peng, Jizhao Guo, Ran Wan, Song Yang, Junwei Guo, Hongbo Wang, Meijuan Fan, Feng Li, Cong Nie, Le Zhao, Chao Wang   +13 more
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The tobacco gardens

Colombia Medica, 2012
In 2008 it was closed and dismantled the spectacular Duke Gar­dens near Princeton University. They were created by the famous heiress Doris Duke, in honor of her father, James Buchanan Duke. This last gentleman caused 100-million deaths during the 20th century. The gardens mentioned demonstrated, perhaps trivially, what was stated by philosopher Walter
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