Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: DNA

Mabry, M. E., N. Caomhanach, R. S. Abrahams, M. L. Gaynor, K. K. Pham, T. M. Williams, K. S. Murphy, V. B. Smocovitis, D. E. Soltis, and P. S. Soltis. 2024. Building an inclusive botany: The “radicle” dream. PLANTS, PEOPLE, PLANET 6:544–557. https://doi.org/10.1002/ppp3.10478 Abstract Societa
microbial diversity onto the phylogeny of associated plant species Genome-wide DNA

Hurricanes are synonymous with the Florida experience. And for some reason, so are flamingos. They’re rare in most parts of our state, so a lone flamingo circling above a local lake this week had the birders squawking. These tall wading birds prefer coastal areas where they sieve tiny invertebrat
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Here in Dickinson Hall we’re quite used to seeing odd looking boxes arrive in our lobby. We have over 40 million specimens in our collections, and often receive shipments of new specimens, or returns of loaned specimens. So the sight of several wooded crates stacked in the lobby today (looking so
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Mimicry Diversity, Evolution and Ecology of Ithomiine Communities Anti-bat Evolution of Hawkmoths and Silk Moths Phylogenomics of Lepidoptera Mimicry Diversity, Evolution and Ecology of Ithomiine Communities Ithomiines (see Systematics, Ithomiini) are a diverse component of butterfly commu
McGuire Center researchers are using genomics (DNA sequence data) to understand the

Florida Museum of Natural History student François Michonneau recently received a $15,000 National Science Foundation grant to research sea cucumbers in Japan. The NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant program provides partial support for projects to improve the quality of research in the b
by combining physical evidence from the specimens he collects, with a complete DNA

Florida Museum of Natural History botanist Lucas Majure is a 2021 recipient of the University of Florida’s Excellence Award for Assistant Professors, one of the university’s top honors for junior faculty. An assistant curator of the Florida Museum and curator of the University of Florida Herbariu
Using both classical and next-generation DNA sequencing techniques, Majure undertakes

Nitrogen fertilizers make it possible to feed the world’s growing population, but they are also costly, harm ecosystems and require a lot of energy to manufacture. However, a few plants have evolved the ability to make their own nitrogen with the help of bacteria. A new study helps explain how they
They analyzed DNA sequences from nearly 15,000 species and generated, to date, the

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As part of a broader effort to investigate genomic diversity and evolutionary patterns within the Brassicales, my recent research has focused on Tiganophyton karasense, a monotypic genus endemic to the arid Karas Region of southern Namibia. This species, described only in 2020, is phylogenetically i
We collected fresh leaf tissue for DNA and RNA extraction to generate a high-quality

McGuire Center staff and volunteers were excited to make their first two trips to UF’s new DeLuca Preserve in Osceola County, Florida. We are surveying the moth and butterfly fauna of this 27,000-acre Preserve and gathering baseline data for long-term monitoring of rare and declining taxa. Data may
In addition, a DNA barcode library is being assembled using freshly collected samples