1.       Liu Qingsong, Hu Xiaoyun, Su Shuangli, Ning Yuese, Peng Yufa, YeGongyin, Lou Yonggen, Turlings C.J. Ted, Li Yunhe* (2021) Cooperative herbivorybetween two important pests of rice. Nature Communications, 12:6772.https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-021-27021-0 (IF=14.9)

2.       Hu Xiaoyun, Su Shuangli, Liu Qingsong, Jiao Yaoyu, Peng Yufa, LiYunhe*, Turlings C. J. Ted (2020). Caterpillar-induced rice volatiles providecostless enemy-free space for the offspring of the brown planthopper. eLife,9:e55421. (IF=8.2)

3.       Li Yunhe, Wang Zhenying, Romeis Jörg(2020) Controlling the invasive fall armyworm through biotech crops: a Chineseperspective. Trends in Biotechnology , 1963，https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tibtech.2020.07.001(IF = 19.5).

4.       Li Yunhe*, Hallerman M. Eric*, Peng Yufa(2020). Excessive Chinese concern on genetically engineered food safety are unjustified.Nature Plants, 6, 590. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41477-020-0685-4(IF=15.8).

5.       Liu Qingsong, Yang Xiaowei, Tzin Vered, Peng Yufa, Romeis Jörg,Li Yunhe* (2020) Plant breeding involving genetic engineering does notresult in unacceptable unintended effects in rice relative to conventionalcross-breeding Unintended effects. The Plant Journal, 103,2236-2249 (IF=6.4).

6.       Li Yunhe*, Hallerman M. Eric, WuKongming, Peng Yufa (2020) Insect-resistant genetically engineered crops inChina: development, application, and prospects for use. Annual Review of Entomology 65:13.1-13.20(IF=19.7)

7.       Wang Xingyun, Liu Qingsong, Meissle Michael, Peng Yufa, WuKongming, Romeis Jörg, and Li Yunhe*(2018) Bt rice could provide ecological resistance againstnon-target planthoppers. Plant Biotechnology Journal16, 1748-1755.  (IF=9.8).

8.       Li Yunhe*, Hallerman Eric, Peng Yufa (2018) How can China prepare for the domesticcultivation of Bt maize?Trendsin Food Science & Technology 73, 87-88. (IF=12.6).

9.       Jiao Yaoyu, Hu Xiaoyun, Peng Yufa, Wu Kongming, Romeis Jörg, Li Yunhe* (2018) Bt riceplants may protect neighboring non-Bt rice plants against the striped stemborer Chilo suppressalis. Proceedings of the Royal Soceity B:Biological Sciences 285, 20181283. (IF=5.3)。

10.   Li Yunhe*, Liu Qingsong, Zhang Qingling, Meissle Michael,Wang Yanan, Hua Hongxia, Peng Yufa*, Romeis Joerg. (2017) Btrice in China – focusingthe non-target risk assessment. PlantBiotechnology Journal 15(10):1340-1345. (IF=9.8)

11.   ZhangBing, Yang Yan, Romeis Jörg, Peng Yufa, Zhou Xiang, and Li Yunhe* (2017) A laboratory assessment of the potential effect ofCry1Ab/Cry2Aj-containing Bt maize pollen on Folsomiacandida by toxicological and biochemical analyses. Environmental Pollution 222,94-100.  (IF=6.9)

12.   Li Yunhe, Gao Yulin, Wu Kongming* (2017) Functionand effectiveness of natural refuge in IRM strategies for Bt crops. Current Opinion in Insect Science 21: 1-6 (IF=8.0)

13.   WangYuanyuan, Dai Pingli, Chen Xiuping, Jörg Romeis, Shi Jianrong, Peng Yufa and Li Yunhe* (2017) Ingestionof Bt rice pollen does not reduce the survival or hypopharyngeal glanddevelopment of Apis mellifera adults.EnvironmentalToxicology and Chemistry 36(5): 1243-1248 (IF=3.7)

14.   Li Yunhe*, Hallerman Eric, Liu Qingsong, Wu Kongming,Peng Yufa* (2016) The development and status of Bt rice in China. PlantBiotechnology Journal 14, 839-848 (IF=9.8).

15.   LiuQingsong, Wang Xingyun, Tzin Vered, Romeis Jörg, Peng Yufa and Li Yunhe (2016) Combinedtranscriptome and metabolome analyses reveal the dynamic responses of rice plantsto attack by the rice stem borer Chilosuppressalis (Lepidoptera: Crambidae). BMC Plant Biology 16， 259；doi：10.1186/s12870-016-0946-6 (IF=3.67)

16.   LiuQingsong, Hallerman Eric, Peng Yufa, andLi Yunhe* (2016) Development of Bt rice and Bt maize in China and theirefficacy in target pest control. International Journal of Molecular Sciences 17,1561；doi:10.3390/ijms17101561(IF=4.2)

17.   JiaoYaoyu, Yang Yan, Meissle Michael, Peng Yufa, Li Yunhe* (2016) Comparison of susceptibility of Chilo suppressalis and Bombyx mori to five Bacillus thuringiensis proteins. Journal of Invertebrate Pathology136, 95-99. (IF=2.8).

18.   WangYuanyuan, Li Yunhe*, Huang Zachary,Chen XiuPing, Romeis Jörg, Dai Pingli, and Peng Yufa* (2015) Toxicological, biochemical, and histopathologicalanalyses demonstrating that Cry1Cand Cry2A are not toxic tolarvae of the honeybee, Apis mellifera. Journal of Agricultural and FoodChemistry 63：6126-6132 (IF=5.2).

19.   Li Yunhe, Chen Xiuping, Hu Long, Romeis Jörg, Peng Yufa*(2014) Bt rice producing Cry1C protein does not have direct detrimentaleffects on the green lacewing Chrysoperlasinica (Tjeder). Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 33(6): 1391-1397 (IF=3.7).

20.    Li Yunhe,Meissle Michael, Romeis Jörg* (2010) Use of maize pollen by adult Chrysoperla carnea (Neuroptera:Chrysopidae) and fate of Cry proteins in Bt-transgenicvarieties. Journal of InsectPhysiology 56, 157-164 (IF=2.4)