Wang, Juncheng
Song, Meini
Yao, Lirong
Li, Pengcheng
Si, Erjing
Li, Baochun
Meng, Yaxiong
Ma, Xiaole
Yang, Ke
Zhang, Hong
Shang, Xunwu
Wang, Huajun
Funding for this research was provided by:
National Natural Science Foundation of China (32001514, 31960072)
Key Projects of Natural Science Foundation of Gansu Province (20JR10RA507, 22JR5RA880)
Fuxi Talent Project of Gansu Agricultural University (Ganfx-03Y06, GAUfx-04Y011)
Industrial Support Project of Colleges and Universities in Gansu Province (2021CYZC-12)
China Agriculture Research System (Grant CARS-05-04B-2)
Article History
Received: 4 September 2024
Accepted: 7 February 2025
First Online: 18 February 2025
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: The present study was conducted in accordance with the ethical principles outlined in the relevant guidelines and regulations. The study objectives, methodology, potential risks and benefits, and data protection measures, and determined that the study complied with all ethical standards and did not pose undue harm to any participants or the environment. For Plant Collection and Studies: The collection of plant samples was conducted in accordance with local laws and regulations, and where necessary, permission was obtained from the relevant authorities or land owners. Special care was taken to minimize any potential impact on the environment and to ensure the sustainability of the plant populations studied. Specifically, for the collection of soil samples and plant material, we obtained written permission from the private landowner(s) on whose property the sampling took place. This permission was granted after explaining the purpose of the study and ensuring that the landowner(s) understood the nature and scope of the sampling activities. We also ensured that our sampling activities did not cause any harm to the environment or the landowner’s property. In summary, we adhered to the highest ethical standards in conducting this research, and obtained all necessary permissions and consents prior to the commencement of fieldwork.
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