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EUKARYOME detected more mycorrhizal taxa than MaarjAM for SSU (AM fungi).

Outcome: detected more mycorrhizal taxae0
Qualifier: SSU (AM fungi)e0
Comparator: MaarjAMe0

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“EUKARYOME detected more mycorrhizal taxa compared to MaarjAM for SSU (AM fungi) and UNITE for ITS2 (ectomycorrhizal fungi)”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 1315–1437

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Large-diameter trees disproportionately contribute to soil fungal diversity in a coniferous forest with one of oldest living trees on Earth

Camille Truong; Adriana Corrales; Bethan Manley; et al. Biodiversity and Conservation 2026. doi:10.1007/s10531-026-03277-0

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EUKARYOME detected more mycorrhizal taxa than UNITE for ITS2 (ectomycorrhizal fungi).

Outcome: detected more mycorrhizal taxae0
Qualifier: ITS2 (ectomycorrhizal fungi)e0
Comparator: UNITEe0

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“EUKARYOME detected more mycorrhizal taxa compared to MaarjAM for SSU (AM fungi) and UNITE for ITS2 (ectomycorrhizal fungi)”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 1315–1437

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Large-diameter trees disproportionately contribute to soil fungal diversity in a coniferous forest with one of oldest living trees on Earth

Camille Truong; Adriana Corrales; Bethan Manley; et al. Biodiversity and Conservation 2026. doi:10.1007/s10531-026-03277-0

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Five markers were selected for species identification within the three CC-genome species.

Taxon: CC-genome speciese0
Outcome: species identificatione0
Value: five markerse0

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“five markers were selected for species identification within the three CC-genome species”
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Development and validation of genome-wide polymorphic InDel marker set for harnessing the CC-genome wild rice species in the genus Oryza

Patricia Izabelle M. Lopez; Sherry Lou Hechanova; Charng-Pei Li; et al. Frontiers in Plant Science 2026. doi:10.3389/fpls.2026.1733586

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Use of the indicators suggests 58.3% of the endemic flora has non-null medicinal and aromatic potential (Indicator I1).

Taxon: endemic plantst0
Outcome: flora as of non-null MAP potential (Indicator I 1 )e0
Value: 58.3%e0

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“endemic plants”
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“the use of indicators suggests 58.3% of the flora as of non-null MAP potential (Indicator I 1 )”
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Indicators for the medicinal and aromatic potential of endemic plants in the Peloponnese (Greece)

Alexian Cheminal; Fotini Lamari; Ioannis Kokkoris; et al. One Ecosystem 2026. doi:10.3897/oneeco.11.e162336

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Observation Only 12.5% of the endemic taxa of the Peloponnese have previously been documented as medicinal and aromatic plants.
Method / resource 74.1% of the taxa obtained a non-null value of the Study Interest Index (Indicator I2).
Method / resource The indicators identify 25 taxa as having high medicinal and aromatic potential.
Method / resource The indicators emphasise 24 taxa as high priority for further studies.

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74.1% of the taxa obtained a non-null value of the Study Interest Index (Indicator I2).

Taxon: endemic plantst0
Outcome: non-null value of Study Interest Index (Indicator I 2 )e0
Value: 74.1%e0

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“endemic plants”
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“74.1% of the taxa obtained a non-null value of Study Interest Index (Indicator I 2 )”
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Indicators for the medicinal and aromatic potential of endemic plants in the Peloponnese (Greece)

Alexian Cheminal; Fotini Lamari; Ioannis Kokkoris; et al. One Ecosystem 2026. doi:10.3897/oneeco.11.e162336

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Observation Only 12.5% of the endemic taxa of the Peloponnese have previously been documented as medicinal and aromatic plants.
Method / resource Use of the indicators suggests 58.3% of the endemic flora has non-null medicinal and aromatic potential (Indicator I1).
Method / resource The indicators identify 25 taxa as having high medicinal and aromatic potential.
Method / resource The indicators emphasise 24 taxa as high priority for further studies.

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The indicators identify 25 taxa as having high medicinal and aromatic potential.

Taxon: endemic plantst0
Outcome: taxa as of high MAP potentiale0
Value: 25 taxae0

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“endemic plants”
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“25 taxa as of high MAP potential”
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Title

Indicators for the medicinal and aromatic potential of endemic plants in the Peloponnese (Greece)

Alexian Cheminal; Fotini Lamari; Ioannis Kokkoris; et al. One Ecosystem 2026. doi:10.3897/oneeco.11.e162336

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Observation Only 12.5% of the endemic taxa of the Peloponnese have previously been documented as medicinal and aromatic plants.
Method / resource Use of the indicators suggests 58.3% of the endemic flora has non-null medicinal and aromatic potential (Indicator I1).
Method / resource 74.1% of the taxa obtained a non-null value of the Study Interest Index (Indicator I2).
Method / resource The indicators emphasise 24 taxa as high priority for further studies.

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The indicators emphasise 24 taxa as high priority for further studies.

Taxon: endemic plantst0
Outcome: taxa are emphasised as of high-priority for further studiese0
Value: 24 taxae0

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“endemic plants”
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“24 taxa are emphasised as of high-priority for further studies”
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Indicators for the medicinal and aromatic potential of endemic plants in the Peloponnese (Greece)

Alexian Cheminal; Fotini Lamari; Ioannis Kokkoris; et al. One Ecosystem 2026. doi:10.3897/oneeco.11.e162336

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The minimum data set MDS2 proved the most robust selection method for the soil quality index.

Taxon: MiscanthusMiscanthust0
Outcome: most robust selection methode0
Comparator: MDS1e1

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“Miscanthus cultivation enhances soil quality”
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“MDS2 proved the most robust selection method”
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“MDS1 and MDS2”
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Long-term Miscanthus cultivation enhances soil quality in degraded acidic red soils: A multi-indicator assessment

Tiansu Tan; Weiwei Hu; Tongcheng Fu; et al. Industrial Crops and Products 2026. doi:10.1016/j.indcrop.2026.123001

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Method / resourceobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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The choice of scoring model (linear, non-linear or membership function) had a minimal effect on the final SQI results.

Taxon: MiscanthusMiscanthust0
Outcome: final SQI resultse0
Comparator: scoring modele0

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“Miscanthus cultivation enhances soil quality”
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“the choice of scoring model had a minimal effect on the final SQI results”
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Long-term Miscanthus cultivation enhances soil quality in degraded acidic red soils: A multi-indicator assessment

Tiansu Tan; Weiwei Hu; Tongcheng Fu; et al. Industrial Crops and Products 2026. doi:10.1016/j.indcrop.2026.123001

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Intervention effect Both Miscanthus species significantly enhanced soil quality in degraded acidic red soils after long-term cultivation.
Intervention effect Xiangzamang increased bulk soil SQI 1.7-fold in the 0-20 cm layer compared with the C3 native grass mixture.
Intervention effect Xiangzamang increased bulk soil SQI 1.5-fold in the 20-40 cm layer compared with the C3 native grass mixture.
Intervention effect Miscanthus floridulus achieved a 1.4-fold bulk soil SQI enhancement in the 0-20 cm layer.
Intervention effect Miscanthus floridulus achieved a 1.1-fold bulk soil SQI enhancement in the 20-40 cm layer.
Intervention effect Xiangzamang showed more comprehensive soil benefits, particularly in bulk soil improvement, with a 70% increase compared with the C3 native grass mixture.
Method / resource The minimum data set MDS2 proved the most robust selection method for the soil quality index.
Observation Soil organic carbon and mineral nitrogen were identified as key indicators affecting SQI.
Observation Bulk density and microbial biomass carbon were identified as key indicators affecting SQI.
Recommendation Future acidic red soil remediation strategies should prioritize these key soil indicators.

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Phylogenetic analysis of shared chloroplast genes gave superior clade resolution within Fabaceae compared with the whole chloroplast genome.

Taxon: FabaceaeFabaceaee1
Outcome: superior clade resolutione1
Direction: superiore1
Comparator: the whole chloroplast genomee1

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“Phylogenetic analysis of shared chloroplast genes, compared to the whole chloroplast genome, yielded superior clade resolution within the Fabaceae family”
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Complete chloroplast genome of Crotalaria juncea, a bast fibre crop with late-acting self-incompatibility, reveals evolutionary insights and phylogenetic relationships within Fabaceae

Dipnarayan Saha; Subhojit Datta BMC Plant Biology 2026. doi:10.1186/s12870-026-08702-8

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