Yu Qian
Yu Qian (; 1398–1457), courtesy name Tingyi (廷益), art name '''Jie'an''' (節庵), was a Chinese official who served under the Ming dynasty. Under Emperor Yingzong, he worked in the Ministry of War, eventually becoming a vice minister. He distinguished himself in the Tumu Crisis, leading the defense of the imperial capital against the Mongols, and was promoted to the position of Minister of War. For the next eight years, he remained the most influential member of the government of the new Jingtai Emperor. In January 1457, Yingzong returned to power and Yu Qian was promptly executed. Provided by Wikipedia-
1by Wang, Huijuan, Liu, Shenghao, Fan, Fenghua, Yu, Qian, Zhang, PengyingGet access
Published in Frontiers in Plant Science (2022)
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2by Wang, Huijuan, Liu, Hongwei, Yu, Qian, Fan, Fenghua, Liu, Shenghao, Feng, Guihua, Zhang, PengyingGet access
Published in Plant Physiology and Biochemistry (2021)
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4by Mónica Lopes-Marques, Naoki Kabeya, Yu Qian, Raquel Ruivo, Miguel M. Santos, Byrappa Venkatesh, Douglas R. Tocher, L. Filipe C. Castro, Óscar MonroigGet access
Published in BMC Evolutionary Biology (2018)
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6by Zhou, Bing‐Rong, Wu, Liang, Song, Ming‐Hua, Zhou, Hua‐Kun, Li, Yi‐Kang, Wang, Min, Zhang, Ting‐Jun, Yan, Yu‐Qian, Ji, Hai‐JuanGet access
Published in Land Degradation & Development (2021)
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