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First microsatellite markers for Xyela concava
A commercial high-throughput sequencing approach (HTS) was used for the very first identification of microsatellite motifs in the genome of Xyela concava and the design of... -
Fungal diversity note 1562: Colletotrichum flexuosum
A new Colletotrichum species, C. flexuosum, was described from a leaf spot of Xanthophyllum sylvestre in Vietnam based on morphological and DNA sequence data (ITS, act, chs-1,... -
Xyela davidsmithi from the Sierra Nevada
Xyela davidsmithi Blank and Kramp sp. n. is described from the Sierra Nevada of California. Morphological characters place it into the X. alpigena group. Unlike other members of... -
Xyela fusca spec. nov. from Japan
Morphological and genetic data indicate that Xyela fusca Blank, Kramp & Shinohara spec. nov. from Shikoku, Japan, plus an undescribed species from China are closely related... -
Diplodia-Arten an Apfelbäumen mit Schwarzem Rindenbrand in einer Streuobstwie...
Durch den Klimawandel sind pilzliche Krankheiten wie der durch Diplodia-Arten hervorgerufene Schwarze Rindenbrand ein wachsendes Problem für den Obstanbau. In einer... -
Fungal Planet 1873: Colletotrichum urticicola
A new Colletotrichum species, C. urticicola, was described from leaf spots of Urtica dioica in the Netherlands based on morphological and DNA sequence data (ITS, act, chs-1,... -
Diversity of Colletotrichum species on strawberry (Fragaria × ananassa) in Ge...
Anthracnose caused by Colletotrichum species is an important disease of strawberries (Fragaria × ananassa), but the species causing this disease in Germany have not been... -
Application of Explainable AI methods for taxonomic classification in bird eg...
This data set is part of a project in cooperation with the University of Warsaw, Poland, dedicated to the development of an AI-based identification method (using Convolutional... -
Beech genome resource
The European Beech (Fagus sylvatica) is the dominant climax tree species in Central Europe. It is a deciduous tree growing up to 50 m tall, planted widely throughout Europe for... -
TrEase Web Server
This web server offers a complete pipeline with commonly used phylogeny-related software, which can run the whole process of sequence acquisition, reference sequence search,... -
Distribution, abundance and habitat preference of the Western Tragopan in the...
This data set contains occurrence data of the Western Tragopan (Tragopan melanocephalus) from a field survey in the Palas Valley, Pakistan. Numbers of calling individuals were... -
Trilobitensammlung Lemke
Die Trilobitenforschung im deutschsprachigen Raum wurde in den vergangenen Jahrzehnten wesentlich durch die Arbeit von Ulrich Lemke geprägt. Viele neuere Studien basieren... -
Super cooling points Hyles euphorbiae
This entry describes the data in the publication "Super Cooling Point Phenotypes and Cold Resistance in Hyles euphorbiae Hawk Moths from Different Climate Zones". -
Can Anthropocene resins (copal) inform us about loss and change of biodiversity?
Amber and copal are resins (fossil and pseudo-fossil, respectively) that functioned as natural traps, preserving ancient organisms with great fidelity even from the distant... -
Palaeodiversity and evolution of selected Phoridae in amber from Cretaceous t...
This project consists of a review of selected fossils of the family Phoridae, the discovery and description of new taxa as well as a comparison of specimens discovered at... -
Erweiterter Bestimmungsschlüssel für Salticidae in Baltischen und Bitterfelde...
Salticidae (Springspinnen) sind die artenreichste Webspinnenfamilie. Trotz dieser ho-hen Diversität handelt es sich aber um ein geologisch sehr junges Taxon. Früheste fossile... -
Phylogeny and systematics of white blister rusts (Albuginales): insights into...
White blister rust (WBR) pathogens of the family Albuginaceae are globally distributed obligate biotrophic oomycetes infecting a wide range of wild and cultivated plants,... -
Diversity and population genetics of white blister rusts on Brassicaceae – to...
The Albuginaceae is a monophyletic group of obligate biotrophic oomycetes that cause diseases commonly referred to as white blister rust (WBR) on a wide range of wild, weedy,... -
Evolution of underwater silk in caddisflies (Insecta:Trichoptera) and other f...
Aquatic insects have been neglected in genomic studies. However, they exhibit a suite of ecologically relevant key innovations and adaptive traits, the evolution and genetic... -
Manual Senckenberg (meta)data portal
The attached document is the manual how to use this portal. It is only accessible for logged-in users. All Senckenberg employees should be able to log in using their...
