Study Details Genetic Diversity and Fruit Phytochemical Variation in Wild Cherry Populations
Researchers found substantial genetic diversity and distinct fruit phytochemical profiles among fourteen naturally occurring wild cherry accessions.
Researchers found substantial genetic diversity and distinct fruit phytochemical profiles among fourteen naturally occurring wild cherry accessions.
A study in Manipur, India, documented 157 wild edible plant species used by the Loi community, highlighting their cultural and ...
Researchers using scanning electron microscopy have identified thirteen unrecorded diatom species across freshwater habitats in South Korea, expanding national biodiversity ...
A population genomics study of Actaea vaginata in the Hengduan Mountains identified four geographically structured lineages shaped by historical climate ...
Judges have announced the winning photographs from the 2026 joint BMC Ecology and Evolution and BMC Zoology image competition, celebrating ...
A before-after-control-impact study in Waterton Lakes National Park found that severe wildfire significantly altered microhabitat structure 10 meters from amphibian ...
A new review article introduces a maturity framework for conservation-focused digital twins, assessing 32 global initiatives and detailing a case ...
A spatial modeling study in Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park shows suitable habitat expanded for Amur tigers and ...
A study of children across two continents suggests that attraction to nature functions as a variable temperament trait rather than ...
A survey of two Cameroonian livestock stations reveals distinct biodiversity and seasonal patterns for tabanid and stable fly vectors, with ...
© 2026 Scienmag - Science Magazine
© 2026 Scienmag - Science Magazine