Osmotic stress reshapes microRNA isoforms in the invasive sea squirt Ciona robusta
Osmotic stress drives the invasive sea squirt Ciona robusta to produce microRNA variants that acquire new, shared, or opposite regulatory...
Invasive Amaranthus weeds predicted to shift across China as climate changes
New modeling projects that three invasive Amaranthus species in China will respond differently to climate change, with A. palmeri shifting...
Brazil’s Free Platform Maps Six Years of Marine Invasive Species Records
Brazil's Bioinvasão Brasil platform has compiled 339 marine non-native and cryptogenic species and more than 6,200 georeferenced records since launching...
Italy’s alien flora grows: new records and rising invasive species mapped
The fourteenth instalment of Italy's alien vascular flora inventory adds new national and regional records, confirmations and status changes, including...
New Software Screens Nearly 300 Million Records to Flag Future Invaders
WatchListR automates the screening of nearly 300 million species records to produce prioritized invasive species watch-lists, demonstrated in a case...
Alien wasp in southern Germany favours wide nest tubes and hunts tree crickets
A field study in south-west Germany found the alien digger wasp Isodontia mexicana strongly prefers 11-millimetre nest cavities and provisions...
Killer Shrimp Babies Inherit Their Mother’s Taste in Food
A mesocosm experiment on the invasive killer shrimp shows that F1 hybrids inherit food preferences from their mothers' populations, with...
Invasive Nematode Behind Beech Leaf Disease Rides Water, Wind and Birds
A multi-pathway study in Pennsylvania finds the beech leaf disease nematode travels via waterways, rain splash, wind-driven droplets and migratory...
Research report: Geospatial approaches to mapping invasive alien plants: the neglected role of soil in remote sensing and GIS-based distribution models
A systematic review found that 17 of 24 studies reporting geospatial predictors for invasive alien plants omitted direct soil variables,...
Open workflow harmonizes 98,020 global non-native species first records
An open-source workflow standardized 98,020 global first records of non-native species while preserving temporal uncertainty, geographic coverage and taxonomic limitations.
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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