New spanish bryological records! @sebriologia.bsky.social
We report Grimmia decipiens new for Palencia, Marchantia polymorpha subsp. montivagans for Madrid, Orthotrichum pulchellum for A Coruña, and Trichostomum meridionale for Ciudad Real, but there are many other noteworthy records.
Have a look!
New bryological records in @sebriologia.bsky.social
We report Grimmia decipiens new for Palencia, Marchantia polymorpha subsp. montivagans for Madrid, Orthotrichum pulchellum for A Coruña, and Trichostomum meridionale for Ciudad Real, but there are several other noteworthy records.
Have a look!
🔊New ERGA-BGE reference #genome of Lewinskya acuminata, an epiphytic Mediterranean #moss species.
🔗 open-research-europe.ec.europa.eu/articles/5-357
@orthotreeproject.bsky.social @paguado-ramsay.bsky.social @flara-bryo.bsky.social @idraper.bsky.social @genoscopeumr.bsky.social eumr.bsky.social
Field photograph of the moss Lewinskya rupestris growing on a rock, intermingled with other moss species. Credit: @flara-bryo.bsky.social
Optimizing DNA extraction protocols for #bryophytes: Insights from #Orthotrichaceae
New in #AppsPlantSci by @paguado-ramsay.bsky.social, @flara-bryo.bsky.social, @macacuerdo.bsky.social & @idraper.bsky.social
bsapubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.... @orthotreeproject.bsky.social #botany
Stay tuned, because @orthotreeproject.bsky.social has some very interesting results coming up!
On the other hand, the VI Iberian Congress of Biological Systematics in La Laguna, Tenerife (October 27-30).
On one hand, the IV CIBC-UAM Research Symposium on October 10th in Madrid. @cibc-uam.bsky.social
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I’ve recently had the opportunity to participate in two scientific events presenting the results of an integrative taxonomy study on Lewinskya in Macaronesia 🏝
Our studies of Lewinskya in fog oases of Central and Northern Chile reveal yet hidden diversity within Orthotrichaceae. Find more in our paper www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
New insights on the distribution of Lewinskya firma! Check our recently published paper: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Just published! This is not only the description of a new species. It responds to the necessity of redefining generic boundaries in our favorite moss family. Don't miss it! With @logarilleti.bsky.social @flara-bryo.bsky.social @paguado-ramsay.bsky.social
@sebriologia.bsky.social Reposting this because the previous one may have caused confusion. I was the one who announced the BSEB publication late. Nothing to correct on your side. Apologies for the mix-up, and thanks as always for the great work!
This past March, the BSEB 2024 was published! It features a section on new regional bryological records from the Iberian Peninsula.
From @orthotreeproject.bsky.social, we reported Dendrocryphaea lamyana in Extremadura and Dyalitrichia saxicola in Navarra. Go have a look!🌱
Sorry, the platform’s message limitations led to some confusion. I’m the one late announcing the bulletin! Since the post I’m resharing is months old, I didn’t think it’d cause any mix-up. Nothing to blame on your side, thanks as always for your great work!
It was great meeting so many new people—especially connecting with bryologist colleagues from the Canary Islands and Portugal, and many young researchers
Huge thanks to the organizers and to @sebriologia.bsky.social for the financial support. See you all in Tenerife in 2027!
Niko also shared fascinating insights into hybridization events leading to new genera within Orthotrichaceae. 🌱🧬
Our @orthotreeproject.bsky.social team brought two posters and one oral communication. One poster explored improved DNA extraction protocols for Orthotrichaceae, and the other presented a new species of Rehubryum—which won Best Poster! 🏆
Last week we attended the XXIV International Symposium on Cryptogamic Botany in Pontevedra, Galicia. An amazing experience with 188 participants from 12 countries, 114 posters, and 82 talks. A real success! 🌿✨
¡Dicho y hecho!
Dime cuentas y vamos añadiendo :)
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Gracias! Viene muy a mano para empezar :)
