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Ping He
Deputy Director
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Ping He
Deputy Director
Dr. He was born in Yushu County of Jilin Province, an important area for crop production. She studied soil science and plant nutrition at Jilin Agricultural University, earning a B.Sc. in 1992 and M.Sc. in 1995. On completing her Ph.D. at the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS) in 1998, she became an assistant professor in the Soil and Fertilizer Institute (SFI). In 2001, Dr. He was chosen by the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology and the Science and Technology Agency of Japan to work on high yield maize (corn) research at Hokkaido University as a post-doctoral fellow. In 2003, she returned to SFI/CAAS to continue research on corn production and balanced fertilization. With emphasis on high yield, high quality, and high efficiency corn research, Dr. He is fully conversant with fieldwork and experiments. Her work on carbon and nitrogen interaction during grain formation resulted in a published paper and talks at various symposia. Dr. He is active in professional societies, has published more than 50 papers, and has received wide recognition for her work.

Education:

B.S.A 1992 Jilin Agricultural University (Soil Science & Plant Nutrition)
M.Sc. 1995 Jilin Agricultural University (Plant Nutrition & fertilization)
Ph.D. 1998 The Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sicneces (Plant Nutrition Science)

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Awards & Recognition Professional Service Selected Publications
2008 “Top ten outstanding youth” by State Organs Work Committee of the CPC

2007 Honored by Top Scientist on National Basic Research Program (973) of “Fertilizer saving and efficiency improvement on sustainable farmland” by Ministry of Science and Technology, China

2005 Honored by Beijing Science and Technology Committee as “Beijing Science Nova”

2000 The project “Potassium supplying ability and potash applying technology” that I served as the chief investigator was awarded as ‘National Prize for Science & Technology Promotion”

2000 The project of the national key Nine-five year plan “Technologies of achieving high yield of maize and improving chemical fertilizer use efficiency” that I served as the chief investigator was awarded as“the first-class performance”for the five continuous years

1999 The project “Potassium supplying ability and potassium fertilizer effect on high-yielding varieties in Jinlin Province” was awarded as ‘Provincial Prize for Science & Technology Promotion”

Professor of Soil and fertilizer Institute of Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences
Top ten outstanding youth by State Organs Work Committee of the CPC in2008

Honored by Beijing Science & Technology Committee as “Beijing Nova of Science and Technology” in 2005

Supervisor of Ph.D.graduate student at the Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Adjunct Professor at the Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences
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He P*, Li ST, Jin JY, Wang HT, Li CJ, Wang YL, and Cui RZ. 2009: Performance of an Optimized Nutrient Management System for Double-Cropped Wheat-Maize Rotations in North-Central China. Agronomy Journal, 101:1489-1496

He P, Li Shutian, Jin Jiyun. 2008. Optimizing yield and benefit in double　cropped wheat-maize rotations. Better crops 92 (4):29-31.
Liu XY, Jin JY, He P*, Liu HL, Li WJ. Relationship between potassium chloride suppression of corn stalk rot and soil microorganism characteristics. Front. Agric. China. 2007, 2(1): 1-6

Zhou W, Li ST, He P, Lin B. 2006: Transformation of sulfate and organic S in rice straw paddy soils and its availability to plants using sulfur. Geoderma, 132(1&2): 1-8

He P, Osaki M, Takebe M and Shinano T. 2005: Endogenous hormones and expression of senescence-related genes in different senescent types of maize. Journal of Experimental Botany, 56(414): 1117-1128

He P, JIN Jiyun, LI Wenjun, LIU Hailong, HUANG Shaowen, WANG Xiufang, WANG Lichun, XIE Jiagui. Comparison of Phosphorous Absorption, Quality and Yield Between High Oil Corn and Common Corn as Influenced by Phosphorous Application. Agricultural Sciences in China, 2005, 4(5): 101-105

He P, Zhou W, Jin JY. 2004: Carbon and nitrogen metabolism related to grain formation in two different senescent types of maize. Journal of Plant Nutrition, 27:295-311

He P, Osaki M, Takebe M and Shinano T. 2003: Comparison of whole system of carbon and nitrogen accumulation between two maize hybrids differing in leaf senescence. Photosynthetica, 41:399-405

He P, Zhou W, Jin JY. 2002: Effect of N Application on Redistribution and Transformation of Photosynthesized 14C during Grain Formation in Two Maize Cultivars with Different Senescent Appearance. Journal of Plant Nutrition, 25:2443-2456

He P, Osaki M, Takebe M and Shinano T. 2002: Changes of photosynthetic characteristics in relation to leaf senescence in two maize hybrids with different senescent appearance. Photosynthetica, 40: 547-552

He P, Osaki M, Takebe M and Shinano T. Shoot-root balance related to grain formation in two different senescent types of maize. In: The second international conference on sustainable agriculture for food, energy and industry. 2002, 9, Vollume II: 1026-1032

He P, Jin JY, Zhou W. 2001: Effect of N application on accumulation and translocation of carbon and nitrogen compounds in two maize cultivars with different senescent appearance. Journal of Plant Nutrition, 24 (4&5): 671-681

He P, Jin JY.1999: Relationships among hormone changes, transmembrane flux of ca2+ and lipid peroxidation during leaf senescing in spring maize. Acta Botanica Sinica, 41(11): 1221-1225

He P, Jin JY., Lin B.1999: Effect of N application rates on leaf senescence and its mechanism in spring maize. Chinese Agricultural Sciences, 89-95
 
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