Publications November 1-7, 2024

CIPRES-supported publications

These publications were supported by CIPRES Nov 1-7, 2024.

• First report of chloroplast genome data for the medically important Desmidorchis genus provides a step towards resolving the taxonomic complexity of Desmidorchis.
• A new bent-toed gecko Cyrtodactylus intermedius is identified in the eastern Thailand karst.
• Phylogeographic study identifies pathways and constraints to migration of Sisymbrium polymorphum (Brassicaceae) in the Eurasian steppe belt. 
• Is something other than speciation responsible for the 7% divergence in barcode based clades of the beetle Quedius molochinus?
• Study of amphipod Hyale niger by genome-wide and mitochondrial DNA markers imply isolation-by-environment drove differentiation two major demographic expansions.
• DNA barcoding study (but not morphogy) recognizes 14 species, of which 11 are new among a monophyletic genera within 'Cercyon' water scavenger beetles.
• The phylomitogenomic analysis clarifies phylogenetic relationships within and among subfamilies and tribes in the bat family Vespertilionidae.
• The ancestry of fungal pathogen family Schizoparmaceae was explored; three new species of Pseudoplagiostomataceae, and a new species of Schizoparmaceae are reported
• Study of the historical biogeography of gobioid fishes highlights their dynamic past and assigns the oldest known goby to a new genus and species.
• Study of the Psocidae lice phylogeny shows that extending taxonomic knowledge from lineages of a certain area don’t accurately inform diversity and evolution of lineages in other regions.
• Phosphotyrosine phosphatase Acptp2,3 plays an important role in the regulation of sporulation, stress response, and pigments synthesis in Aspergillus cristatus.
• Mycoviruses are isolated to exploit as a potential biological control for the severe pinus pathogen Dothistroma spp.
• First report of Discosia brasiliensis as a causal agent in wilt disease on tea trees in China.
• Identification of a novel species fungal pathogen Clavispora sputum, from a clinical sputum sample of a COVID-19 patient.
• Complete mitochondrial sequence of Camellia huulungensis which has important ornamental value and medicinal value.