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1.	Studies On Endangering Mechanism And Conservation Of Sorbus Amabilis Cheng Ex Yü
2.	Studies On The High-Yield Techniques And Biological Characters Of Pseudosasa Amabilis McCl.
3.	Studies On The Transformation Of Antisense ACS Gene Mediated By Argrobacterium Tumefaciens And Cloning Of ACS Gene From The Labellum In Phalaenopsis Amabilis
4.	Study On Reproduce Technic Of Soft Cutting For Kolkwitzia Amabilis Graebn
5.	Studies On Seed Glass Tansition And Cryopreservation Of Three Coniferous Species
6.	Establishment Of Phalaenopsis In Vitro Propagation And Its Polyploidy Induction
7.	Study On Seed Dormancy Characteristics Of Sorbus Amabilis Cheng Ex Yü
8.	Effects Of Fertilization And Shading On The Growth Of Sorbus Amabilis Seedlings
9.	Effect Of CymMV And ORSV Infection On Leaf Protein Expression In Phalaenopsis Amabilis&Cloning And Prokaryotic Expression Of CymMV TGB1and TGB2Gene
10.	Study On Exploitation And Cultivation Techniques Of Bambusa Textilis, Pseudosasa Amabilis For Culm And Shoot-producing In Guangning
11.	Establishment Of Efficient Reproduction System Of Phalaenopsis Amabilis Cv V31and Screening Of Novel Type Anti-browning Natural Additives
12.	The Structure And Development Of Secondary Phloem In Pseudolarix Amabilis And Comparison With Abies Nephrolepis
13.	Research Of The Genetic Diversity And Parentage Analysis On The Endangered Species Pseudolarix Amabilis
14.	Research On Methods Of Seedlings Cultivation In Phalaenopsis Amabilis
15.	Establishment Of Regeneration System And Studies On Genetic Transformation In Kolkwitzia Amabilis
16.	Study On Tissue Culture Of Pseudolarix Amabilis
17.	Research Of Pseudolarix Amabilis Rehd Seed Germination And Rapid Breeding
18.	Mining And Expression Analysising Of Key Gene For Flower Spot Patterning In Phalaenopsis Aphrodite Rchb.F.
19.	Physiological And Ecological Characteristics Of Kolkwitzia Amabilis Graebn Under Drought Stress And Comparative Analysis Of Seedling Growth
20.	Communities in transition: A multiphase study of the Tsuga heterophylla/Abies amabilis ecotone in the Oregon Cascades
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