General Information
Name: Che Jing
Title: Professor
Work Email: jche@issas.ac.cn
Work Phone: 025-86881656
Research Fields
(1)Plant Nutrition
(2)Plant Stress Physiology
Education Background
(1)2011 – 2016, Ph.D., Plant Nutrition, Institute of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Nanjing China
(2)2013 – 2016, Visiting Student, Group of Plant Stress Physiology, Institute of Plant Science and Resources, Okayama University, Kurashiki, Japan
(3)2007 – 2011, Bachelor, Natural Resources and Environment, Northwest A & F University, Yangling, China
Professional Experience
(1)2016 – 2020, Postdoctoral Fellow, Group of Plant Stress Physiology, Institute of Plant Science and Resources, Okayama University, Kurashiki, Japan
Social Positions
(1)2022 – Present, Associate Editor, Frontiers in Plant Science
(2)2021 – Present, Member, Youth Working Committee of the Soil Science Society of China
Projects
(1)The mechanisms of precise cadmium reduction in wheat grain based on the migration process of cadmium from soils to plants, 2022.10-2024.10, Institute of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences (PI)
(2)The molecular mechanism of an iron efflux transporter, OsIET1, in the preferential distribution of iron in rice node, 2022.01-2025.12, National Natural Science Foundation of China (PI)
(3)Innovation and Entrepreneurship Talent Program, 2021.09-2024.09, Jiangsu Province (PI)
(4)Young Elite Scientists Sponsorship Program, 2021.01-2022.12, Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology (PI)
Publications
(1)Che Jing, Zhao Xue Qiang, Shen Ren Fang*. 2022. Molecular mechanisms of plant adaptation to acid soils. Pedosphere.
(2)Che Jing, Yamaji Naoki, Ma Jian Feng*. Role of a vacuolar iron transporter OsVIT2 in the distribution of iron to rice grains. New Phytologist 2021, 230(3): 1049-1062.
(3)Che Jing, Yamaji Naoki, Miyaji Takaaki, Mitani-Ueno Namiki, Kato Yuri, Shen Ren Fang and Ma Jian Feng*. Node-localized transporters of phosphorus essential for seed development in rice. Plant Cell and Physiology 2020, 61(8): 1387-1398.
(4)Che Jing, Yokosho Kengo, Yamaji Naoki and Ma Jian Feng*. A vacuolar phytosiderophore transporter alters iron and zinc accumulation in polished rice grains. Plant Physiology 2019, 181(1): 276-288.
(5)Che Jing, Yamaji Naoki, Yokosho Kengo, Shen Ren Fang and Ma Jian Feng*. Two genes encoding a bacterial-type ATP-binding cassette transporter are implicated in aluminum tolerance in buckwheat. Plant Cell and Physiology 2018, 59(12): 2502-2511.
(6)Che Jing, Yamaji Naoki, Ma Jian Feng*. Efficient and flexible uptake system for mineral elements in plants. New Phytologist 2018, 219(2): 513-517.
(7) Che Jing#, Tsutsui Tomokazu#, Yokosho Kengo, Yamaji Naoki and Ma Jian Feng*. Functional characterization of an Al-inducible transcription factor, ART2 revealed a different pathway for Al tolerance in rice. New Phytologist 2018, 220(1): 209-218. (#These authors contributed equally to this work)
(8)Che Jing, Yamaji Naoki, Shen Ren Fang*, Ma Jian Feng*. An Al-inducible expansin gene, OsEXPA10 is involved in root cell elongation of rice. The Plant Journal 2016, 88(1): 132-142.
(9)Che Jing, Yamaji Naoki, Shao Ji Feng, Ma Jian Feng*, Shen Ren Fang*. Silicon decreases both uptake and root-to-shoot translocation of manganese in rice. Journal of Experimental Botany 2016, 67(5): 1535-1544.
(10)Che Jing, Zhao Xue Qiang*, Zhou Xue, Jia Zhong Jun, Shen Ren Fang*. High pH-enhanced soil nitrification was associated with ammonia-oxidizing bacteria rather than archaea in acidic soils. Applied Soil Ecology 2015, 85: 21-29.
(*denotes corresponding author)
Awards & Honors
(1)2022, PCP Best Paper Award, Japanese Society of Plant Physiologist, Japan
(2)2022, Outstanding Young Scholar Award, Soil Science Society of China, China
