Name: Ma, Shurong
Degree: Ph.D.
Title: Associate Professor
Phone number: 13091441108
E-mail: msrbsc@163.com
Address: Northeast Forestry University, Shaw (Yifu) Teaching Building, Room 323A
Education and Training:
1994 – 1997: Northeast Forestry University, Master of Science in Plant science
2001 – 2005: Northeast Forestry University, Ph.D. in Plant science
Employment:
1997 – 2002: Northeast Forestry University,Key Laboratory of Forest Plant Ecology, Ministry of Education , Lecturer
2002 – 2005: Northeast Forestry University, Key Laboratory of Forest Plant Ecology, Ministry of Education, Associate Professor
2005 – now: Northeast Forestry University, Key Laboratory of Saline-alkali Vegetation Restoration and Reconstruction in Northeast China, Ministry of Education ,Associate Professor
Research Specialty:
Plant reproductive ecology, Plant stress physiology, Plant mycorrhizal biology
Courses to Teach:
Advances in molecular biology, Plant embryology and microscopy
Research Interest:
My research focuses on plant reproduction, stress physiology, cell biology, biochemistry and molecular biology. The relationship between the microstructures and physiological functions of the endangered plant Adenopteris schistoides under physiological stress and the reproductive characteristics and pollination biology ofPeriwinklewere studied. I have participated in or presided over 11 projects, including 2 National Natural fund projects, 7 provincial and ministerial projects, and 2 horizontal projects. I have published more than 30 academic papers, participated in or edited 4 books, and applied for 4 patents. At present, I am mainly engaged in the research on the saline-alkali tolerance characteristics of Willow Mongolica and the adaptation mechanism of rhizosphere microorganisms to saline-alkali plants. My research focuses on plant reproduction, stress physiology, cell biology, biochemistry and molecular biology. The relationship between the microstructures and physiological functions of the endangered plant Adenopteris schistoides under physiological stress and the reproductive characteristics and pollination biology of Periwinkle were studied. I have participated in or presided over 11 projects, including 2 National Natural fund projects, 7 provincial and ministerial projects, and 2 horizontal projects. I have published more than 30 academic papers, participated in or edited 4 books, and applied for 4 patents. At present, I am mainly engaged in the research on the saline-alkali tolerance characteristics of Willow Mongolica and the adaptation mechanism of rhizosphere microorganisms to saline-alkali plants.
Funding:
(1)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities Ministry (2572023CT08-02) (P.I.)
09/2023 – 09/2026,
Title: Mining of fungi resources for low temperature degradation of maize stalks
(2)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities Ministry (2572020DY19) (P.I.)
01/2020 – 12/2021,
Title: Study on fungal communities and soil characteristics in the distribution area of three plant species in Anda Saline-alkali Land
(3)Central university basic research funds special innovation team (2572019CT03) (Key participant)
05/2019 – 04/2022,
Title: Study on molecular mechanism of vesicle transport regulating plant saline-alkali stress response
(4)State key laboratory open fund project (SAVER1604) (P.I.)
01/2016 – 12/2018,
Title: Cultivation and saline-alkali tolerance analysis of excellent clones of Salix linearistipularis
(5)State Forestry Administration forestry public welfare industry research project (201404220) (Key participant)
01/2014 – 12/2018,
Title: Title: Technology and demonstration of "grass - irrigation progressive" vegetation restoration in saline-alkali soil
(6)Ministry of Education Innovation team project (IRT13053) (Key participant)
01/2014 – 12/2016,
Title: Title: Reserve cultivated land restoration technology and breeding basis of saline-alkali stress molecules
Publications:
1.Cui, H.; Li, Y.; Wang, W.; Chen, L.; Han, Z.;Ma, S.*; Wang, W*. Effects of Male and Female Strains of Salix linearistipularis on Physicochemical Properties and Microbial Community Structure in Saline–Alkali Soil.Microorganisms 2023, 11, 2455. https://doi.org/10.3390/microorganisms11102455
2.Meng ZHANG, Qing WANG, Xin SONG*, Mukhtiar ALI, Zhiwen TANG, Xin LIU, Zhuanxia ZHANG,Shurong MA*, Jinhui BI, Zhongyuan LI,Co-occurrence of PFASs, heavy metals and PAHs and their composite impacts on microbial consortium in soil: A field study,Pedosphere,2023.https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pedsph.2023.06.001.
3.Haojun Cui,Wenyi Wang,Yan Li, Lin Liu,Shurong Ma*.Effects of Trichoderma longibrachiatum on Salinity and Alkali Tolerance in Rice Seedlings. FOREST ENGINEERING,2023.1,39（1）:37-45
4.XiaoxueYe,XijuanZhao,YajunSun,MeijiaoZhang,ShuangFeng,AiminZhou,WenwuWu*,ShurongMa*,ShenkuiLiu*.The underlying molecular conservation and diversification of dioecious flower and leaf buds provide insights into the development, dormancy breaking, flowering, and sex association of willows，Plant Physiology and Biochemistry, 2021, 167: 651-664. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.plaphy.2021.08.044
5.Qing He,Haojun Cui,Shurong Ma*. Mitigation effect and regulation mechanism of ectomycorrhizal on plant under abiotic stress: a review.Microbiology China,2021,48（5）1755-1764
6.Shurong Ma*,Yun Li,Meiyu Shi,Qi Qi, Shenkui Liu.Effects of Saline-alkali Stress on Physiological Characteristics of Salix linearistioularis Clones.Molecular Plant Breeding,2021,19（3）1004-1013
7.Qi Qi,Shurong Ma*，Weidong Xu. Research progress on effects of salt stress on plant growth and physiological mechanisms of salt tolerance.Molecular Plant Breeding, 2020,18（8）2741-2746
8.Shurong M*, Weidong X, et al. Effects of Environmental Factors on Seed Germination of Salix Linearistipularis. Molecular Soil Biology, 2018, 9(1): 1-9
9.Shurong Ma, Meijiao Zhang, Lu Qian, Shenkui Liu*. Effect of Temperature and Water on Seed Germination of Salix sungkianica. Molecular Soil Biology ,2016, 7(8): 1-5
10.Chunxue Yang,Shurong Ma, Imshik Lee, Jaineung Kim and Shenkui Liu*. Saline-induced changes of epicuticular waxy layer on the Puccinellia tenuiflora and Oryza sativa leave surfaces. Biological Research, 2015, 48(33): 1-8
