Professor | Hai Nian | Asia Growth Partners

Name	Hai Nian
Contact Information	hnian@scau.edu.cn
Language ability	English, Chinese
Province	Guangdong

Name

Hai Nian

Contact Information

hnian@scau.edu.cn

Language ability

English, Chinese

Province

Guangdong

University/Lab Affiliation and Title	South China Agricultural University
Faculty	Veterinary Medicine
Academic Background & Achievements	1980.09-1984.07: Bachelor's degree from Jilin Agricultural University 1984.09-1987.07: Master's degree from Jilin Academy of Agricultural Sciences 1992.03-1994.12: Ph.D. from Northeast Agricultural University
Work Experience	1995.02-1996.11: Postdoctoral workstation at South China Agricultural University 1997.12-2001.12: Associate Professor, Master Tutor at South China Agricultural University 1999.10-2000.10: Visiting Scholar at the Institute of Resource Biology, Okayama University, Japan 2001.12 - Present: Professor, Doctoral Supervisor at South China Agricultural University
Awards	2014: First Prize of Guangdong Science and Technology Progress Award for breeding new soybean varieties 2012: First Prize of Agricultural Technology Promotion Award in Guangdong province 2011: Guangdong agricultural extension pacesetter, Second and three Third Prizes of the provincial science and technology progress award

University/Lab Affiliation and Title

South China Agricultural University

Faculty

Veterinary Medicine

Academic Background & Achievements

1980.09-1984.07: Bachelor's degree from Jilin Agricultural University
1984.09-1987.07: Master's degree from Jilin Academy of Agricultural Sciences
1992.03-1994.12: Ph.D. from Northeast Agricultural University

Work Experience

1995.02-1996.11: Postdoctoral workstation at South China Agricultural University
1997.12-2001.12: Associate Professor, Master Tutor at South China Agricultural University
1999.10-2000.10: Visiting Scholar at the Institute of Resource Biology, Okayama University, Japan
2001.12 - Present: Professor, Doctoral Supervisor at South China Agricultural University

Awards

2014: First Prize of Guangdong Science and Technology Progress Award for breeding new soybean varieties
2012: First Prize of Agricultural Technology Promotion Award in Guangdong province
2011: Guangdong agricultural extension pacesetter, Second and three Third Prizes of the provincial science and technology progress award

Areas of Focus	Plant Genetic Breeding Plant Nutrition Physiology Genetic Research
Publications	A comparative study on the aluminum and copper-induced organic acid exudation from wheat roots, Hai Nian, 2002 Effect of P deficiency on Al-induced citrate exudation in soybean, Hai Nian, 2003 Citrate secretion induced by aluminum stress may not be the key mechanism responsible for the differential aluminum tolerance of some soybean genotypes, Hai Nian, 2004 Combined effect of short-term water deficit stress and aluminum toxicity on citrate secretion from soybean roots, Hai Nian, 2004 Effects of aluminum on superoxide dismutase and peroxidase activities, and lipid peroxidation in the roots and calluses of soybeans differing in aluminum tolerance, Hai Nian, 2010 Identification of wild soybean miRNAs and their target genes responsive to aluminum stress, Hai Nian, 2012 Effects of intercropping sugarcane and soybean on growth, rhizosphere soil microbes, nitrogen and phosphorus availability, Hai Nian, 2013 Overexpression of AtDREB1A causes a severe dwarf phenotype by decreasing endogenous Gibberellin levels in soybean, Hai Nian, 2012 Identification and Comparative Analysis of Cadmium Tolerance-Associated miRNAs and Their Targets in Two Soybean Genotypes, Hai Nian, 2013 OsDREB2A, a rice transcription factor, significantly affects salt tolerance in transgenic soybean, Hai Nian, 2013 RNA-seq analyses of multiple meristems of soybean: novel and alternative transcripts, evolutionary and functional implications, Hai Nian, 2014 Glyma11g13220, a homolog of the vernalization pathway gene VERNALIZATION 1 from soybean, promotes flowering in Arabidopsis thaliana, Hai Nian, 2015

Areas of Focus

Plant Genetic Breeding
Plant Nutrition Physiology
Genetic Research

Publications

A comparative study on the aluminum and copper-induced organic acid exudation from wheat roots, Hai Nian, 2002
Effect of P deficiency on Al-induced citrate exudation in soybean, Hai Nian, 2003
Citrate secretion induced by aluminum stress may not be the key mechanism responsible for the differential aluminum tolerance of some soybean genotypes, Hai Nian, 2004
Combined effect of short-term water deficit stress and aluminum toxicity on citrate secretion from soybean roots, Hai Nian, 2004
Effects of aluminum on superoxide dismutase and peroxidase activities, and lipid peroxidation in the roots and calluses of soybeans differing in aluminum tolerance, Hai Nian, 2010
Identification of wild soybean miRNAs and their target genes responsive to aluminum stress, Hai Nian, 2012
Effects of intercropping sugarcane and soybean on growth, rhizosphere soil microbes, nitrogen and phosphorus availability, Hai Nian, 2013
Overexpression of AtDREB1A causes a severe dwarf phenotype by decreasing endogenous Gibberellin levels in soybean, Hai Nian, 2012
Identification and Comparative Analysis of Cadmium Tolerance-Associated miRNAs and Their Targets in Two Soybean Genotypes, Hai Nian, 2013
OsDREB2A, a rice transcription factor, significantly affects salt tolerance in transgenic soybean, Hai Nian, 2013
RNA-seq analyses of multiple meristems of soybean: novel and alternative transcripts, evolutionary and functional implications, Hai Nian, 2014
Glyma11g13220, a homolog of the vernalization pathway gene VERNALIZATION 1 from soybean, promotes flowering in Arabidopsis thaliana, Hai Nian, 2015

Genetics Breeding Soybean Aluminum Stress Citrate Secretion Plant Growth Rhizosphere Microbes Nitrogen Phosphorus

Yueping Cao - Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Dongping Lu - Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Jun Song Pan - Shanghai Jiao Tong University

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