Keru Wang

Keru Wang
Crop Cultivation and Farming Systems Center
Institute of Crop Sciences
No.12 Zhongguancun South Street
Beijing, 100081, China
Tel:86-10-82108565
Fax:86-10-82108891
Email: wangkeru@caas.cn
Educations
2005–2008 – Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS);2002–2008 – Ph.D. Candidate at the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS).
1997–2000 – Master’s degree candidate at Shihezi University.
Working Experience
2017-now, Professor, Institute of Crop Sciences, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences
2008-2016, Associate Professor, Institute of Crop Sciences, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences
2000-2005, Assistant Professor at Shihezi University
Research Interests
Physio-ecological Mechanisms of Maize Yield Formation, High-Yield Patterns, Yield Potential, and Breakthrough Pathways
Crop Information Sensing Technology and Applications
Demonstration and Promotion of Modern Maize Production Technology
Academic Qualifications
Clarifying the basic law of achieving the yield of 1000kgper mu (666.7 m2) and the way for the yield to break through, and breaking the national record of maize yield for six times, making the per unit yield of corn in China break through the yield of "1500kg"per mu.
Clarifying the law of dynamic changes of grain moisture content before and after physiological maturity main maize varieties in different regions, and clarifying the relationships between grain water content and breakage rate, impurity rate and loss rate harvesting grain by machine harvester in China.
Developing a number of technologies and software system of crop precision cultivation, realizing accurate monitoring and visual management of crop growth condition index, it provides technique support for precision crop production.
2015: Series of maize field planting manual and wall charts, the second prize of national science and technology progress award, the fifth contributor
Selected Publications (*corresponding authors)
1.Relationship and Distribution of In-Field Dry-Down and Equilibrium in Maize Grain Moisture Content,Agricultural and Forest Meteorology,2021,304-305,
2.Maize Canopy and Leaf Chlorophyll Content Assessment from Leaf Spectral Reflectance: Estimation and Uncertainty Analysis across Growth Stages and Vertical Distribution. Remote Sensing, 2022, 14, 2115. https://doi.org/10.3390/rs14092115.
3.Reducing plastic film mulching and optimizing agronomic management can ensure food security and reduce carbon emissions in irrigated maize areas. Science of the Total Environment. 883 (2023) 163507
4.Optimizing water use efficiency and economic return of super high yield spring maize under drip irrigation and plastic mulching in arid areas of China. Field Crops Research, 2017,211;137-146,