Information Technology and Agricultural Engineering

962 Pages·2012·30.08 MB·English

by  Yubin Ji

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Egui Zhu and Sabo Sambath (Eds.)
Information Technology
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ICITAE 2011 Preface
Ladies and Gentlemen, I am delighted to announce 2011 International Conference on
Information Technology and Agricultural Engineering (ICITAE 2011) is to be held in
Sanya, China, December 1–2, 2011.
Information technology (IT) is the acquisition, processing, storage and dissemina-
tion of vocal, pictorial, textual and numerical information by a microelectronics-based
combination of computing and telecommunications. The term in its modern sense first
appeared in a 1958 article published in the Harvard Business Review, in which au-
thors Leavitt and Whisler commented that the new technology does not yet have a
single established name. We shall call it information technology (IT).. Some of the
modern and emerging fields of Information technology are next generation web tech-
nologies, bioinformatics, cloud computing, global information systems, large scale
knowledgebases, etc.
IT is the area of managing technology and spans wide variety of areas that include
but are not limited to things such as processes, computer software, information sys-
tems, computer hardware, programming languages, and data constructs. In short, any-
thing that renders data, information or perceived knowledge in any visual format
whatsoever, via any multimedia distribution mechanism, is considered part of the IT
domain. IT provides businesses with four sets of core services to help execute the
business strategy: business process automation, providing information, connecting
with customers, and productivity tools.
IT professionals perform a variety of functions (IT Disciplines/Competencies) that
ranges from installing applications to designing complex computer networks and in-
formation databases. A few of the duties that IT professionals perform may include
data management, networking, engineering computer hardware, database and soft-
ware design, as well as management and administration of entire systems. Information
technology is starting to spread further than the conventional personal computer and
network technologies, and more into integrations of other technologies such as the use
of cell phones, televisions, automobiles, and more, which is increasing the demand for
such jobs.
Agricultural engineering is the engineering discipline that applies engineering
science and technology to agricultural production and processing. Agricultural engi-
neering combines the disciplines of animal biology, plant biology, and mechanical,
civil, electrical and chemical engineering principles with a knowledge of agricultural
principles.
Agricultural Engineers may perform tasks as planning, supervising and managing
the building of dairy effluent schemes, irrigation, drainage, flood and water control
systems, perform environmental impact assessments, agricultural product processing
and interpret research results and implement relevant practices. A large percentage of
VI ICITAE 2011 Preface
agricultural engineers work in academia or for government agencies such as the United
States Department of Agriculture or state agricultural extension services. Some are
consultants, employed by private engineering firms, while others work in industry,
for manufacturers of agricultural machinery, equipment, processing technology, and
structures for housing livestock and storing crops. Agricultural engineers work in
production, sales, management, research and development, or applied science.
ICITAE 2011 is to bring together researchers working in many different areas of
Information Technology and Agricultural Engineering to foster international collabo-
rations and exchange of new ideas.
The proceeding presents a selection of 117 papers from over 365 submissions from
universities and industries all over the world based on their quality and relevancy
to the conference. All the papers have been peer reviewed by the selected experts.
These papers represent the latest development in the field of materials manufacturing
technology, spanning from the fundamentals to new technologies and applications.
Specially, these papers cover the topics of Information Technology and Agricultural
Engineering.
I believe that this book provides a greatly valuable reference for researchers in the
field of Information Technology and Agricultural Engineering who wish to further
understand the underlying mechanisms and create innovative and practical tech-
niques, systems and processes. It should also be particularly useful for engineers
in information technology and agriculture who are responsible for the efficient and
effective operations.
I wish to express my highly appreciation to all the members of ICITAE 2011 Or-
ganizing Committee, Academic Committee and Program Committee as well as the
referees, staff and volunteers for their tremendous efforts and dedications. Without
their hard work and excellent jobs, it was impossible to lead the success of ICITAE
2011 and this book.

Egui Zhu
Sabo Sambath
Contents
OptimumConditionfor2,6-DNT–MicrobeDegradingUsingUniform
Design........................................................... 1
YubinJi,ChangruXu,WenlanLi,XingjieZhu,JinyuZhou
Effects of Juglone on ROS Production and Mitochondrial
TransmembranePotentialinSGC-7901Cells .......................... 7
YubinJi,ZhongyuanQu,XiangZou,ChenfengJi
The Study aboutthe Degradationof Nitrobenzeneby Domesticated
ActivatedSludgeandtheInitialValidationofToxicologybeforeandafter
theDegradation................................................... 15
YubinJi,ZhongyuanQu,WenlanLi,ChangruXu,XingjieZhu
StudyontheScreeningforChloronitrobenzene:DegradingBacteriaand
DegradationofChloronitrobenzene .................................. 23
YubinJi,ZhongyuanQu,WenlanLi,ChangruXu,XingjieZhu
IdentificationandCharacterizationofLactobacillusPlanetariumTH1..... 31
HuaTian, Xue-gangLuo,Zhao Han,RanHao,Nan Wang, YongJiang,
Tong-CunZhang
BrothRecyclinginLiquidCultivationofNostocFlagelliformeCells ....... 39
YujieDai,FengZhang,GuoliangWang,YonghongChang,ShiruJia
ExpressTransmissibleGastroenteritisVirusSpikeGeneBandCAntigen
SitesinMultipleExpressionSystems ................................. 49
Tian-feiYu,Shu-liShao,Xing-junXu,Jian-weiLv,MingLi
Predictionof TGEV Spike ProteinSecondaryStructureand B Cell
Epitopes ......................................................... 57
Tian-feiYu,Shu-liShao,Xing-junXu,Jian-weiLv,MingLi
VIII Contents
TotalPaeonyGlycosideInhibitsTumorGrowthandInducesApoptosisin
K562CellsandinS180Tumor-BearingMice .......................... 61
HuiyuXu,YanminWu,XiaoqingLuo,HuiWang,ZhiweiChen,MengZhang,
DanyangLiu
A BP NeuralNetworkActivationFunction Used in Exchange Rate
Forecasting....................................................... 69
XuChun-Dong,LiaoWei,ZhouMu-Gui,LiuJin-Gao
Studying the Ecological Value of “Green Core” in
Changsha-Zhuzhou-XiangtanArea .................................. 77
LiuSihua
Protective Effect of G on UVC-Induced DNA Damage in Mouse
LymphocytesinVitro .............................................. 85
CuiLinCheng,ZhenYuWang,HaiTianZhao,LeiYao
SOC Content andIts SpatialDistributionCharacteristicsin Urban
ForestEcosystemsofChangshainChina.............................. 95
XiaoYing,LiuSihua
ComponentsfromCallusCulturesofSonchusOleraceusL.andTheir
CytotoxicityinVitro ............................................... 107
MingZhao,YunpengZhao,FenglanXing,LimingBai
ProtoplastFormationandRegenerationofRhodococcussp.BX2.......... 113
Liping Feng, Chunyan Li, ChunhongXu, Minghua Xiong, Junbo Pan,
XiaosongCheng
HyperglycemiaandAdvancedGlycationEend-ProductsPreventCognate
DifferentiationofHumanAdipose-DerivedStromalCellsintoBoneIn
Vitro ............................................................ 121
LiDongSong,LiShuQiang,CaiBo,WangPing,FengWei,LiuJianGuo
ExpressionAbnormalityofMyostatininMalformedChickenEmbryos .... 129
ChaolaiMan
ArtificialIntelligenceBasedOptimizationoftheExtractingProcessof
ProteinfromDDGSUsingAlkaliMethod ............................. 135
Yuan Dong, HongxiShi, Xin Chen, Cong Liu, Lingyan Liu, Nan Zhao,
YingkunCheng,YiboZhang,FengLin,LirongTeng
Chloroplast-Targeted Expression of Human sTRAIL Protein in
TransgenicTobacco................................................ 143
DanWang,Xue-LiangBai,QingLiu,Ye-RongZhu,Yan-LingBai,YongWang
Contents IX
ComparativeStudyinFunctionalMorphologyofAntennaryGlandof
PacificWhiteShrimp, LitopenaeusVannamei,RearedunderVarious
SalinityCondition................................................. 151
XugangHe,GuangfuHu,GuangtaoLu
AssociationofPS1GenePolymorphismswithAlzheimer’sDiseasein
ChinesePopulation:AMeta-analysisofCase-ControlStudies ............ 161
YaodongZhang,YongXu,HongweiNei
EffectsofTraditionalChineseDrugonPostoperativeImmunoregulation
inBreastCancerPatients........................................... 167
Guo-YongShan,JunYun,LingWang
TheResearchProgressofBioinformatics-LedDesignofSingle-Chain
AntibodyMolecules ............................................... 175
Guo-YongShan,Jian-HuaZhang
TheDesignofEcologicalRestorationProjectsintheRiverNetworkArea
inSouthernJiangsuProvince:ChenXiangbangEcologicalRestoration
DemonstrationProject ............................................. 183
ZhangWenyi,TanFangyuan,LiuMingyuan,HanYoufa,ChenRong
AntimicrobialProperties of Xylaria Coprinicola Accompaning the
GrowthofCoprinusComatusinChina................................ 191
DuAi-ling,CaoZhi-min
GrowthInhibition ofKarenia mikimitoiby ExtractsfromGracilaria
lemaneiformisUsingFiveSolvents ................................... 199
YingyingSun,JingZhang,ShenzhenXu,WenhaoLi,ChanghaiWang
AntialgalSubstances fromIsochrysis GalbanaandItsEffectsonthe
GrowthofIsochrysisGalbanaandSixSpeciesofFeedMicroalgae......... 211
YingyingSun,ShenzhenXu,WenhaoLi,JingZhang,ChanghaiWang
Effect of Peanut Roots Intercropped with Rice on Excretion of
NitrogenousCompoundsatDifferentGrowthStages.................... 225
BoWang,ShuqiWang
In Vitro Antibacterial Effect of Chinese Herbal Medicine against
Aeromonashydrophila.............................................. 233
ZhenxiaSu,HuiXiao,LiehuanChen
Isolate and Characterize ACC Deaminase-Containing Plant
Growth-PromotingRhizobacteria.................................... 241
GuoChanghong,LiuJiali,LvYueping
EffectsofaadATransplastomicTobaccoonSoilMicrobeNumber ......... 249
GuoChanghong,LvYueping,YuJianping,LiuJiali,LiuQingguo
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AnalysisofCrossesbetweenCS-1EAdditionLineandCS-2CAddition
Line............................................................. 255
GuoChanghong,LiuChunying,XuGuohui,SuWenyue
IsolationandCharacteristionofFormaldehyde-DegradingBacteriafrom
FurnitureFactory ................................................. 261
GuoChanghong,SongLili,SongGe,YuDiansi,DongRui
Nucleotide Substitution Pattern in Mitochondrial Cytochrome b
PseudogenesofTenSpeciesinGalliformes ............................ 269
JingSun,ZeqingFeng,YipingLiu
LimitedGeneticDiversityofChineseMuscovyDuck(Cairinamoschata)
Revealedby PartialSequences of MitochondrialDNA Cytochrome
bGene........................................................... 279
JingSun,JingHuang,XiaolingZhao,HangZhong,QingZhu,YipingLiu
Statusand Prospect of CropRotationof ProcambarusClarkii and
Mid-seasonRiceinChina........................................... 283
LuojunGong,XinyaShu,CongyiZhang,BangxiXiong,LansongYang,
QianhongGu,JieChen
AnalysisofCodonUsageBiasinInterferonAlphaGeneoftheGiant
Panda(AiluropodaMelanoleuca) .................................... 293
YueYi,ChengdongWang,ZhiwenXu,DeshengLi, LingZhu,FengqinLi,
XinqiaoQi,WanzhuGuo
Effectsof Amniotic Membrane ExtractiononRabbit Corneaswith
HerpesSimplexKeratitis ........................................... 307
NanHu,LingYang,HuaijinGuan
Effects of Acetic Acid on Germination and Growthof Turions of
PotamogetoncrispusandFragmentsofElodeanuttallii .................. 315
ZuoJin-Cheng,LiangWei,XuDong,HeFeng,ZhouQiaohong,WuZhen-Bin
EfficacyofXanthiumsibiricumFruitExtractonLasiodermaserricorne
(Coleoptera:Anobiidae)............................................ 323
Jian-HuaLu¨,Xin-HongSu
StudyontheMeitauzaProductionfromOkarabyActinomucorElegans
andZymomonasMobilis............................................ 329
XilinXu,HongweiLiu,YanliangZhou
AnEvaluationMethodofMarineWaterQualityBasedonCloud-Model
ChartRepresentationTheoryandItsRoleinTourismofCoastalCities .... 337
WangLu,WangYueru,LiXin