Selection for spring barley pathological leaf spot resistance adaptive potential increase in russia central region

Ерошенко, Л. М.; Ромахин, М. М.; Ерошенко, А. Н.; Дедушев, Иван Александрович; Ромахина, Виктория Валерьевна; Ерошенко, Н. А.

doi:10.32634/0869-8155-2019-326-1-66-70

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“…HLS were first developed from porous silica and liquid metals, then these two components were replaced by hydrophobic silica and water, a nonwetting and eco-friendly liquid …”

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Intrusion of Water in ZIF-8: Evidence of the Thermodynamic Instability under High Pressure

Astafan,

Dirand,

Ryzhikov

et al. 2023

J. Phys. Chem. C

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“…HLS were first developed from porous silica and liquid metals, then these two components were replaced by hydrophobic silica and water, a nonwetting and eco-friendly liquid …”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Intrusion of Water in ZIF-8: Evidence of the Thermodynamic Instability under High Pressure

Astafan,

Dirand,

Ryzhikov

et al. 2023

J. Phys. Chem. C

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“…In the past years, a new field of application in energy storage was discovered for hydrophobic nanoporous materials, [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] where the non-wetting liquid penetrates the pores under high pressure, resulting in conversion of mechanical energy into fluid-solid interface energy. When the pressure is released, the mechanical energy can be restored upon release of the fluid.…”

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Molecular Simulation of the Impact of Defects on Electrolyte Intrusion in Zeolites

de Izarra,

Coudert,

Fuchs

et al. 2023

Langmuir

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We have investigated through molecular simulation the intrusion of electrolytes in two representative pure-silica zeolites, silicalite-1 and chabazite, in which point defects were introduced in varying amounts. We distinguish between two types of defects, considering either "weak" or "strong" silanol nest defects, resulting in different hydration behavior. In presence of weak defects, the hydration process occurs through a homogeneous nucleation process, while with strong defects we observe an initial adsorption followed by a filling of the nanoporous volume at higher pressure. However, we show not only that electrolytes do not penetrate the zeolites, but these defects appears to have only marginal influence on the thermodynamic of electrolyte intrusion. While replacing pure water by the electrolyte solution shifts intrusion pressure towards higher values because of the drop of water saturation vapor pressure, an increase in hydrophilicity of the framework due to point defects has the opposite effect showing that controlling the amount of defects in zeolites is crucial for storage energy applications.

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“…В научной литературе имеются сведения об агроэкологической биоиндикации территорий методом, предложенным J. Hamblin et al (1980), на основе данных экологического испытания линий и сортов (Fakorede, 1986;Miŝević, Dumanović, 1989;Dyakov et al, 2011;Eroshenko et al, 2019), но нет данных о справедливости применения этой классификации к питомникам, находящимся на более ранних стадиях селекционного процесса.…”

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Classification of environments based on correlations of yield in spring bread wheat

Лепехов

2021

Trudy po prikladnoy botanike, genetike i selektsii

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Background. Genotype–environment interaction complicates selection of lines in plant breeding. Researchers have developed different ways to classify environments to mitigate its effect. The use of correlation analysis between yields of cultivars grown in different environments was earlier proposed for classification of these environments.The aim of this research was to classify years on the basis of correlations of the yields in a specially selected set of spring bread wheat cultivars and to verify the application of such classification to breeding material in different nurseries.Materials and methods. The material for the experiment included cultivars, lines and breeding samples from the collection nursery, competitive variety trials, and the nursery for segregating populations, respectively. The experiments were conducted from 2010 through 2017. The correlation analysis between the yields of 19 marker cultivars of different ecogeographic origin was used as the basis for the classification of years. The calculated correlation parameters for the yields of marker cultivars and those of the breeding material in nurseries for the same pairs of years were compared using the Mann–Whitney U-test.Results. The years under consideration were classified into three groups: 1) 2010 and 2013; 2) 2011, 2012 and 2014; 3) 2015, 2016 and 2017. Correlations between the yields of the marker cultivars showed no significant differences from those of the genotypes from other nurseries across the analyzed years. Consequently, the classification of years based on the reactions of marker cultivars can be justifiably extended onto other breeding material.Conclusion. It is suggested to select and use a set of marker cultivars in multi-environment trials to obtain additional information about target environments and make more informed decisions on culling plant breeding materials.

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Selection for spring barley pathological leaf spot resistance adaptive potential increase in russia central region

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Intrusion of Water in ZIF-8: Evidence of the Thermodynamic Instability under High Pressure

Intrusion of Water in ZIF-8: Evidence of the Thermodynamic Instability under High Pressure

Molecular Simulation of the Impact of Defects on Electrolyte Intrusion in Zeolites

Classification of environments based on correlations of yield in spring bread wheat

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