New Touch-Me-Not Species Hidden in China’s Danxia Valleys
A newly described touch-me-not species from Mount Guanzhai in Fujian Province, China, is distinguished by unique floral and seed traits, ...
Tag: phylogenetics
Genetic and phenotypic diversity map paves the way for multi-trait breeding in a prized Chinese edible mushroom
A large-scale analysis of 100 strains of the edible mushroom Cyclocybe chaxingu reveals substantial genetic and phenotypic diversity and identifies ...
Two New Chanterelle Species Discovered in China’s Dabie Mountains
Researchers have discovered two previously unknown chanterelle species in China's Dabie Mountains and documented a significant range extension for a ...
Tiny bark beetles reveal an unexpected ocean route from Asia to Africa
A new study of Afrotropical bark beetles reveals that Eidophelus colonised Africa twice from the east via Madagascar, and describes ...
Twenty-Six Baits Put to the Test in the Hunt for Hidden Plant-Killing Fungi
A massive Chinese field trial of 26 plant baits shows that leaves outperform seeds, and that host-plant foliage is the ...
Genome-Wide SNP Data Reveal New Lace Bug Species and Speciation Patterns on Japan’s Ogasawara Islands
Genome-wide SNP analysis of lace bugs endemic to Japan's Ogasawara Islands has revealed a new species and clarified how geographic ...
Two New Yeast Species Unearthed in China’s Tropical Rainforest Rotting Wood
Two previously unknown yeast species, Oberwinklerozyma jinghongensis and Rosettozyma fusiformis, have been discovered in rotting wood from Yunnan's tropical rainforest, ...
Two Paper Wasp Species New to Georgia Found with DNA Barcodes in Vashlovani National Park
Researchers report the first Georgian records of the paper wasps Polistes bucharensis and Polistes mongolicus from Vashlovani National Park, confirmed ...
Hidden in an orchid’s roots, scientists uncover an entirely new order of fungi
Scientists have formally described Reflexicalyptrales, an entirely new order of Basidiomycota fungi discovered inside the mycorrhizae of a Japanese orchid ...
New Earthworm Species From China’s Deserts Pushes an Ancient Worm Family Farther West Than Ever Recorded
An integrative taxonomic study has described Drawida xinjiangensis, a new earthworm species from arid northwestern China that extends the known ...
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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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