Researchers from the Wuhan Botanical Garden, together with collaborators from the New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research Limited and Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, have evaluated the genetic diversity and population structure with 189 accessions genotyped by 200 simple sequence repeats (SSR) markers.
An international team of researchers has discovered 439-million-year-old remains of a toothed fish that suggest the ancestors of modern osteichthyans (ray- and lobe-finned fish) and chondrichthyans (sharks and rays) originated much earlier than previously thought.
A recent discovery of a new species of acanthodian from China surprised scientists with its antiquity. The find predates by about 15 million years the earliest acanthodian body fossils and is the oldest undisputed jawed fish.
A trove of fossils, unearthed in rock from China dating back some 436 million years, has revealed for the first time that the mysterious galeaspids, members of an extinct clade of jawless fish, possessed paired fins.
A newly discovered fossil "treasure hoard" dating back some 436 million years to the early Silurian period reveals, for the first time, the complete body shape and form of some of the first jawed fishes.
A joint team led by Dr. CHAI Jijie from Tsinghua University/University of Cologne, Paul Schulze-Lefert from the Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research, and CHEN Yuhang from the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, have recently elucidated the molecular mechanisms of Sr35 resistosome using multidisciplinary approaches of structural biology, plant genetics, and electrophysiology.
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