Wenshan Guo-Agricultural College of Yangzhou University

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Family Name	Guo	Given name	Wenshan
Gender	Male	Date of birth	1961-10-02
Title	Dr. and Professor
Telephone No.	+86 514 8797 9339
Cell phone No	+86 130 1374 5701
Email	guows@yzu.edu.cn
Fax	+86 514 8799 6817
Organization and contact information	College of Agriculture, Wenhui Road Campus, Yangzhou University Yangzhou 225009, Jiangsu Province, China
Affiliation(s)	Vice Director of Expert Team for Wheat Production, Ministry of Agriculture, China Director of Wheat Research Centre of Yangzhou University Director of Wheat Board of Jiangsu Provincial Crop Society First and Second Level of “ National Talents Project"
Research Interests	Production and Physiology of Triticeae Crops Modern Agricultural Information Technology Application
Grants	Screening of high-yield, high-quality weak- and medium-gluten wheat varieties with high yield in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and its supporting cultivation techniques (2016-2020), financially supported by National Key R&D Program. The large-scale production technology maturity and demonstration in late-sowing wheat (2015-2017), financially supported by Innovation Project from Jiangsu Province Science and Technology Department. The integration and demonstration of water- and fertilizer- high efficiency technology in rice and wheat in Jiangsu (2013-2017), financially supported by National "Twelfth Five-Year" Science and Technology Support Program. Study on the characteristics and physiological characteristics of late-sowing wheat in southern China and the control methods of high-yield clean cultivation (2012-2015), financially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China. Demonstration and promotion of wheat mechanized resistant and high-yield rice cultivation techniques (2014-2016), financially supported by Jiangsu Agricultural Sanxin Project.
Selected publications	T. Liu, W. Guo* et al. A shadow-based method to calculate the percentage of filled rice grains, Biosystems Engineering, 2016, 150: 79-88. T. Liu, W. Guo* et al. Detection of aphids in wheat fields using a computer vision technique, Biosystems Engineering, 2016, 141: 82-93. T. Liu, W. Guo* et al. Automated image-processing for counting seedlings in a wheat field, Precision Agriculture, 2016, 17: 392-406. J. Ding, W. Guo* et al. Dry matter accumulation, partitioning, and remobilization in high-yielding wheat under rice-wheat rotation in China, Agronomy Journal, 2016, 108: 604-614. X. Zhu, W. Guo* et al. Effects of elevated ozone concentration on yield of flour Chinese cultivars of winter wheat under fully open-air field conditions. Global Change Biology, 2011, 17 (8): 2697-2706. P. Liu, W.Guo, et al. Effects of high temperature after anthesis on starch granules in grains of wheat (Triticum aestivum* L.). Journal of Agricultural Science，2011,149 (2): 159-170. Editors-in-Chief: Chen Shunhe, Guo Wenshan, Wang Longjun. Wheat in Southern China, 2012, Jiangsu Science &Technology Press. Editors-in-Chief: Guo Wenshan, Wang Longjun. High-yielding & Stress-resistance Cultivation Techniques in Wheat, 2012, Jiangsu Science &Technology Press.