Barley leaf stripe, caused by Pyrenophora graminea, is an essential systemic seed-borne disease in barley worldwide. Barley is a major cereal crop in the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau, and barley production has been threatened by leaf stripe in this region ...
Zhangwei Hu +6 more
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Nine isolates of Pyrenophora graminea, barley leaf stripe disease causal agent, collected from several regions in Algeria were evaluated under greenhouse conditions for their virulence to a collection of barley cultivars including three most cultivated ...
Hind Benkorteby-lyazıdı +3 more
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Co-Occurrence Patterns of Ustilago nuda and Pyrenophora graminea and Fungicide Contribution to Yield Gain in Barley under Fluctuating Climatic Conditions in Serbia. [PDF]
The utilization of production systems with reduced chemical input renewed the interest in Ustilago nuda and Pyrenophora graminea. The investigations of seed fungicide treatments are more related to their efficacy than to their contribution to yield gain.
Jevtić R +4 more
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Female large odorous frogs (Odorrana graminea) prefer males with higher nonlinear vocal components. [PDF]
In anurans, the complexity of courtship calls may affect female mate choice. The current study suggests that nonlinear phenomena (NLP) components can contribute to increasing complexity in courtship calls and attracting female attention. The results of a
Chen P +6 more
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The Essentials of <i>PgPG1</i>, a Polygalacturonase-Encoding Gene for the Invasion of <i>Pyrenophora graminea</i> to <i>Hordeum vulgare</i>. [PDF]
Barley leaf stripe, caused by Pyrenophora graminea, significantly reduces yield. Polygalacturonase, a key fungal pectinase, facilitates cell wall degradation for nutrition acquisition and colonization. To determine whether P.
Si E +11 more
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The Potential Habitat of <i>Liparis campylostalix</i> (Orchidaceae) in China Under Climate Change Scenario Predicted by MaxEnt Model. [PDF]
This study used the Maxent model, ENMTools, and ArcGIS to predict L. campylostalix's ecological pattern in China, based on its geographical distribution and environmental factors. Under current climate, it mainly distributes in Liaoning, Jilin, Shandong (suitable area 1.845 million km2), with four key variables affecting it: annual precipitation (27.9%)
Deng M +5 more
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Competition for waterborne food resources among tropical shallow-water sponges. [PDF]
Abstract A recurrent theme in marine ecology is that the community dynamics of sessile, suspension‐feeding animals is primarily limited by the availability of space, but in some habitats, filtration by these organisms may locally deplete water column resources, setting the stage for exploitative competition for food.
Butler MJ, McMurray SE, Pawlik JR.
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Complete Mitochondrial Genome Sequencing of Asian Glass Lizards (Anguidae: <i>Dopasia</i>): Comparative Analysis With Limbless Anguids and New Insights Into the Adaptive Evolution of Protein-Coding Genes. [PDF]
This study analyzed mitochondrial genomes from eight individuals of two Dopasia species and 28 other Anguidae sequences to investigate selection patterns in protein‐coding genes. Positive selection was detected in six of the 13 mitochondrial genes, with amino acid preferences correlating with geographic distribution, suggesting a role in environmental ...
Cai B +8 more
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Eunuchs or Females? Causes and Consequences of Gynodioecy on Morphology, Ploidy, and Ecology of Stellaria graminea L. (Caryophyllaceae). [PDF]
Plant speciation results from intricate processes such as polyploidization, reproductive strategy shifts and adaptation. These evolutionary processes often co-occur, blurring their respective contributions and interactions in the speciation continuum ...
Kučera J +5 more
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Correction to "Complete Mitochondrial Genome Sequencing of Asian Glass Lizards (Anguidae: <i>Dopasia</i>): Comparative Analysis With Limbless Anguids and New Insights Into the Adaptive Evolution of Protein-Coding Genes". [PDF]
Ecology and Evolution, Volume 16, Issue 2, February 2026.
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