[Objectives]The genetic characteristics of wild germplasm resources of Saccharum spontaneum L.were further investigated to provide a scientific theoretical basis for the improved hybridization of sugarcane varieties.[...[Objectives]The genetic characteristics of wild germplasm resources of Saccharum spontaneum L.were further investigated to provide a scientific theoretical basis for the improved hybridization of sugarcane varieties.[Methods]The first flowering date data of 112 wild resources were statistically analyzed by broad heritability for 3 consecutive years,and pollen quantity and yield were investigated to provide reference for hybridization.[Results]The broad heritability of the first flowering date of S.spontaneum was 0.079.The differences in the first flowering date between the S.spontaneum resources were in the range of 4-49 d,with an average of 13.65 d.The inter-annual changes within 20 d accounted for 90 %,and only 4.5% exceeded 30 d.The first flowering dates of some S.spontaneum resources were obviously postponed after being treated.[Conclusions]In the hybridization season,the hybridization plan must be adjusted according to the actual situation of the flowering period to make full use of it.展开更多
The selective coupling of alcohols is a fascinating yet challenging approach for upgrading alcohols. Herein, we accomplished the controlled production of β-disubstituted ketones or upgraded secondary alcohols via the...The selective coupling of alcohols is a fascinating yet challenging approach for upgrading alcohols. Herein, we accomplished the controlled production of β-disubstituted ketones or upgraded secondary alcohols via the Ir-catalyzed cross-coupling of secondary alcohols in excellent yields with broad substrate scopes. This selective control was achieved by using an in-situ generated monoNHC-Ir or a tris-NHC-Ir complex as the catalysts, respectively. Mechanistic studies revealed that the delicate balance between dehydrogenation and hydrogenation abilities of these bifunctional catalysts is crucial for achieving different selectivity. The tris-NHC-Ir complex effectively facilitated dehydrogenation of alcohols and hydrogenation of intermediates, leading to the desired upgraded secondary alcohols. Conversely, the high dehydrogenation ability of the mono-NHC-Ir complex promoted the conversion of formed secondary alcohols back to ketones.展开更多
基金Supported by Supported by the Earmarked Fund for China Agriculture Research System(CARS-170107)National Natural Science Foundation of China(31701488)+3 种基金NSFC General Project(31571730)Genetic Diversity Analysis and Core Germplasm Construction of Chinese Sugarcane Parents(2017A030303049)Special Fund for Construction of Innovation-Driven Development Ability of Guangdong Academy of Sciences(2017GDASCX-0105)Guangdong Key Laboratory of Sugarcane Improvement and Biorefinery(2017B030314123)
文摘[Objectives]The genetic characteristics of wild germplasm resources of Saccharum spontaneum L.were further investigated to provide a scientific theoretical basis for the improved hybridization of sugarcane varieties.[Methods]The first flowering date data of 112 wild resources were statistically analyzed by broad heritability for 3 consecutive years,and pollen quantity and yield were investigated to provide reference for hybridization.[Results]The broad heritability of the first flowering date of S.spontaneum was 0.079.The differences in the first flowering date between the S.spontaneum resources were in the range of 4-49 d,with an average of 13.65 d.The inter-annual changes within 20 d accounted for 90 %,and only 4.5% exceeded 30 d.The first flowering dates of some S.spontaneum resources were obviously postponed after being treated.[Conclusions]In the hybridization season,the hybridization plan must be adjusted according to the actual situation of the flowering period to make full use of it.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(22271060)the Department of Chemistry at Fudan University。
文摘The selective coupling of alcohols is a fascinating yet challenging approach for upgrading alcohols. Herein, we accomplished the controlled production of β-disubstituted ketones or upgraded secondary alcohols via the Ir-catalyzed cross-coupling of secondary alcohols in excellent yields with broad substrate scopes. This selective control was achieved by using an in-situ generated monoNHC-Ir or a tris-NHC-Ir complex as the catalysts, respectively. Mechanistic studies revealed that the delicate balance between dehydrogenation and hydrogenation abilities of these bifunctional catalysts is crucial for achieving different selectivity. The tris-NHC-Ir complex effectively facilitated dehydrogenation of alcohols and hydrogenation of intermediates, leading to the desired upgraded secondary alcohols. Conversely, the high dehydrogenation ability of the mono-NHC-Ir complex promoted the conversion of formed secondary alcohols back to ketones.
