VARIATION IN STRIPE RUST RESISTANCE AND MORPHOLOGICAL TRAITS IN WILD EMMER WHEAT POPULATIONS


Taxonomic and nomenclatural novelties in Syntrichia ( Bryophyta : Pottiaceae ), with reinstatement of an endemic continental Antarctic species

Taxonomic implications of the phylogeographic studies based on multilocus sequencing of nuclear and chloroplast DNA regions of Syntrichia sarconeurum , long considered to be Antarctic endemic moss species, are summarised.Molecular analyses confirmed the conspecificity of Syntrichia sarconeurum with S.lithophila and S.pygmaea.This taxonomic conclusi

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Quantitative characterization of porosity evolution in the Triassic Chang 8 tight sandstone reservoir during hydrocarbon accumulation in the Maling area, Ordos Basin, China

The Maling area in the Ordos Basin is characterized by delta front deposits.The principal oil-bearing layer, Chang 8 Member (the 8th member of the Triassic Yanchang Formation), manifests low-to-ultra-low porosity and permeability due to the interplay of depositional, diagenetic, and burial processes.The reservoir exhibits pronounced heterogeneity a

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Investigation of the Visual Environment of Railway Station Stairs Using Qualitative and Quantitative Evaluation Methods

A qualitative evaluation was performed by comprehensively considering the lighting environment of each staircase of 20 railway stations in Tokyo, the width of the stairs, the type of ceiling, wall lighting fixtures, and the color.As a result of the quantitative evaluation of 20 stairs, it was found that a difference of up to 400 lx occurred in the

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