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  • Dr. Tao Longxing

    Professor

    Research and Development Center of Rice Cropping Technology

    China National Rice Research Institute (CNRRI)

     

    Address: No. 359, Tiyuchang Rd., Hangzhou 310006, P.R. China

    Phone: +86-571-63370358

    Fax: +86-571-63372740

    E-mail: taolongxing@caas.cn

 

Education Background

 

1980.2-1984.7: Beijing Agricultural University, BS program in plant physiology and biochemistry.

1986.3-1987.1: English training program in Academy of Agricultural Science in Beijing.

1988.5-1989.5: Reading University in England as a visiting scientist studying the effects of plant growth regulator on spring barley and wheat.

1999.3-2000.9: Zhejiang University for MS degree (part-time course) majored in plant nutrition.

2000.9-2003.7: PhD degree program (part-time course) in Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences,majored in plant nutrition.

 

Research Area

 

As the leader of Rice Stress Physiology Research Group, his research work is mainly engaged in the following three aspects:

(1) Rice stress physiology and regulation. Through suffer stress on rice growth and development, analysis is focused on the organ development and rice yield response to adversity stress signal, and establishment on assessing technical platform for stress breeding and cultivation.

(2) Study of pollution from rice production and its control. By analysis the pollution from traditional rice cultivation, the research is focusing on rice cultivation techniques towards environmental safety, labor saving and farmer beneficial.

(3) Bio and Chemical control of rice growth and development. Research work is focusing on releasing a simple, convenient, practical and environmental safety technology in rice production; trying to deal with problems as weak rice seedling in machinery transplantation, pre-mature senescence, lodging and weed damage.

    1. Publications

    • Research Paper

      1. Yang YJ, Zhang CX, Song J, Xiong J, Wang X, Zhang XF, Fu GF, Tao LX*. Effects of Drought Stress on Water and Photosynthetic Physiology Activities of Near-Isogenic Indica Rice Lines at Flowering Stage. Scientia Agricultura Sinica, 2013, 46(7):1481-1491.

      2. Xiong J, Fu GF, Yang YJ, Zhu C, Tao LX*. Tungstate: is it really a specific nitrate reductase inhibitor in plant nitric oxide research? Journal of Experimental Botany, 63(1):33-41, 2012.

      3. Xiong J, Zhang L, Fu GF, Yang YJ, Zhu C, Tao LX*. Drought-induced proline accumulation is uninvolved with increased nitric oxide, which alleviates drought stress by decreasing transpiration in rice. Journal of Plant Research, 125:155-164, 2012.

      4. Fu GF, Song J, Xiong J, Liao XY, Zhang XF, Wang X, Le MK, Tao LX*. Thermal Resistance of Common Rice Maintainer and Restorer Lines to High Temperature During Flowering and Early Grain Filling Stages. Rice Science, 19(4):309-314,2012.

      5. Fu GF, Song J, Xiong J, LI YR, Chen HZ, Le MK, Tao LX*. Changes of oxidative stress and soluble sugar of rice anthers involve in pollen abortion under drought stress. Agricultural sciences in China, 10(7):1016-1025, 2011.

      6. Fu GF, Song J, Li Y Y, Wang X, Le ML, Xiong J, Tao L X *. Alterations of panicle antioxidant metabolism, carbohydrate content and pistil water potential involved in spikelet sterility in rice under water stress. Rice Science, 17(4)303-310, 2010.

      7. Jie Xiong, Guanfu Fu, Longxing Tao*, Cheng Zhu*. Roles of nitric oxide in alleviating heavy metal toxicity in plants. Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 2010, 497:13-20.

      8. Tao LX, Fu GF, Song J, Xiong J, Le MK, and Wang X* .Fertility Responses to Drought Injury at Booting Stage of Rice Maintainers and Remedy Effects of Water Complement. Acta Agronomica Sinica, 2010, 36(9):1568-1577.

      9. Tao LX, Fu GF, Song J, Xiong J, Le MK, and Wang X. Physiological Characteristics of Drought-Sensitive and Drought-Insensitive Rice Maintainers at Florescence under Drought Stress. Acta Agronomica Sinica, 2010, 36(10):1796-1803.

      10. Tao LX, Tan HJ, Wang X, Cao LY, Song J, and Cheng S. Physiological Effects of High Temperature Stress on Grain-Setting for Guodao 6 during Flowering and Filling Stage. Acta Agronomica Sinica, 2009, 35(1):110-117.

      11. Tao LX, Zhang XQ, Shen B, Yan QS, Tan HJ, Fu GF. Agronomic and Photosynthetic Characteristics of Regeneration Plants from Somatic Cell Fusion Between Oryza sativa and Pennisetum squamulatum, Chinese J Rice Sci, 2008, 22 (3):285-289.

      12. Tao LX, Tan HJ, Wang X, Cao LY, Song J, and Cheng SH*. Effects of High-Temperature Stress on Flowering and Grain-Setting Characteristics of Guodao 6. Acta Agronomica Sinica, 2008, 34(4):609–674.
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