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Delivering a compact CRISPR, "psCas12f," which can be turned on and off with light, via a single AAV, and performing genome editing "only where targeted" using focused ultrasound via light-emitting particles—this is a report on achieving spatiotemporal control using light…
Integrative taxonomy combining morphology and multi-gene phylogenetics reveals Phaeoisaria bailongtanensis, P. magnoliicola and P. qujingensis spp. nov. from Yunnan, China, alongside an augmented description and typification of P. clematidis.
An integrative survey combining morphology and DNA barcoding records 44 cleptoparasitic bee species around Rome, adding five new regional records and exposing taxonomic puzzles in the genus Melecta.
Scientists have described the larva and pupa of the wetland weevil Anthonomus brunnipennis for the first time, revealing how to distinguish it from its sibling species and confirming that it depends almost entirely on a single host plant.
A two-and-a-half-day survey of Italy's long-overlooked Mount Pennino massif records 413 vascular plant taxa, including eleven floristic novelties for Umbria and Marche, 37 Italian endemics and 42 Red List species, underscoring the mountain's high conservation value. Forgotten mountain yields 11 botanical surprises in Italy's…
Researchers have described four new species of cave-adapted planthoppers from the Canary Islands, bringing the archipelago's total to seventeen — the highest number of subterranean planthoppers of any region worldwide and roughly a quarter of all known species.
An international research team led by Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf and the Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research has discovered how centromeres accumulate mutations at dramatically elevated rates while preserving their essential repetitive architecture and ancient function in cell…
Integrative morphology and DNA analysis have revealed two previously unknown bamboo-inhabiting Xylariales fungi, Minuticlypeus zunyiensis and Paravamsapriya yunnanensis, in protected reserves of southwestern China.
An integrative taxonomic study shows that the millipede genus Mandarinopus is polyphyletic and nested within Kronopolites, prompting its formal synonymization and a revision of the group's species.