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Title Gene nutzen oder verlieren: Wie Seegräser das Meer erobern Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet VBiO - Verband Deutscher Biologen e.V. Media type Web Country/Territory Germany Date 29/01/2024 Description Genanalysen, die die Fähigkeit der marinen Blütenpflanzen aufzeigen, unter unterschiedlichsten Umweltbedingungen zu existieren, liefern Hinweise für den Erhalt und die nachhaltige Nutzung wichtiger Ökosysteme URL https://www.vbio.de/aktuelles/details/wissenschaft/gene-nutzen-oder-verlieren-wie-seegraeser-das-meer-erobern Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Wie Seegras das Meer eroberte Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet FISCH & FANG Media type Web Country/Territory Germany Date 29/01/2024 Description Seegräser bilden die Grundlage für eines der artenreichsten und zugleich empfindlichsten marinen Küstenökosysteme der Welt. URL https://fischundfang.de/wie-seegras-das-meer-eroberte/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title An evolutionary tale of seagrasses Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet ECO Magazine Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 29/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally.
They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application.URL https://www.ecomagazine.com/news/coastal/an-evolutionary-tale-of-seagrasses Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet ENN - Environmental News Network Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 29/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. Producer/Author GEOMAR URL https://www.enn.com/articles/74014-use-it-or-lose-it-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Researchers map seagrass genomes Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Technology Networks Media type Web Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 29/01/2024 Description Gene analyses revealing the capacity of marine flowering plants provide clues for the conservation. Producer/Author GEOMAR URL https://www.technologynetworks.com/applied-sciences/news/researchers-map-seagrass-genomes-383211 Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet News Concerns Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 28/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. Producer/Author Leo Wilson URL https://newsconcerns.com/use-it-or-lose-it-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Swift Telecast Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 28/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. Producer/Author Milton Acorn URL https://swifttelecast.com/use-it-or-lose-it-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Todays Chronic Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 28/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. Producer/Author Shen Ridenbaugh URL https://todayschronic.com/use-it-or-lose-it-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Money Haat Media type Web Country/Territory India Date 28/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. URL www.moneyhaat.com/health-fitness/health-sciences/use-it-or-lose-it-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet News Continue Media type Web Country/Territory India Date 28/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. Producer/Author Arshad Majeed URL https://newscontinue.com/use-it-or-lose-it-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Seagrasses are the unsung heroes of oceans and marine life Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Earth.com Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 28/01/2024 Description A new study has revealed significant insights into the evolutionary adaptability of marine flowering plants, commonly known as seagrasses.
The pioneering research was focused on the genomic analysis of three major seagrass species: Neptune grass (Posidonia oceanica), Little Neptune grass (Cymodocea nodosa), and Turtlegrass (Thalassia testudinum).Producer/Author Eric Ralls URL https://www.earth.com/news/study-reveals-the-evolutionary-adaptations-of-seagrasses/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet SwiftTelecast Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 28/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. Producer/Author Milton Acorn URL https://swifttelecast.com/use-it-or-lose-it-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet News Leaflets Media type Web Country/Territory India Date 27/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. Producer/Author Scott Martin URL https://newsleaflets.com/use-it-or-lose-it-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Today News 24 Media type Web Country/Territory India Date 27/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. URL https://todaynews24.top/use-it-or-lose-it-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet ScienceDaily Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 27/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. URL https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/01/240126140532.htm Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Seagrasses' sea domination: Tale of use it or lose it Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Mirage News Media type Web Country/Territory Australia Date 27/01/2024 Description An international group of 38 researchers coordinated by Professor Dr. Yves Van de Peer, Ghent University, Belgium, Professor Dr. Jeanine Olsen, University of Groningen, Netherlands, Professor Dr. Thorsten Reusch, GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, Germany, Dr. Gabriele Procaccini, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn of Napoli, Italy, and the Joint Genome Institute, Berkeley, California, United States of America, sequenced and analyzed the genomes of three of the most important seagrass species – the iconic Mediterranean endemic Neptune grass (Posidonia oceanica), the broadly distributed Little Neptune grass (Cymodocea nodosa) and the Caribbean endemic Turtlegrass (Thalassia testudinum). The researchers first examined genome structure and then compared gene families and pathways associated with structural and physiological adaptations, between the seagrasses and their related freshwater relatives. Their findings are presented today in a peer-reviewed publication in the scientific journal Nature Plants, entitled "Seagrass genomes reveal ancient polyploidy and adaptations to the marine environment". URL https://www.miragenews.com/seagrasses-sea-domination-tale-of-use-it-or-1162261/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Seagrasses: Use them or lose them – The conquest of the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Verve Times Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 27/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. Producer/Author Addrew Shawn URL https://vervetimes.com/seagrasses-use-them-or-lose-them-the-conquest-of-the-sea/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Genomic analysis sheds light on how seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Sky News Media type Web Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 27/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Producer/Author Jessica McCarthy URL https://skynews.icu/science/562670-genomic-analysis-sheds-light-on-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Utilisez-le ou perdez-le: Comment les herbiers marins ont conquis la mer Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Crumpe Media type Web Country/Territory France Date 27/01/2024 Description Les herbiers marins constituent la base de l’un des écosystèmes marins côtiers les plus riches en biodiversité, mais néanmoins vulnérables, au monde. Ils sont apparus en trois lignées indépendantes de leurs ancêtres d’eau douce il y a environ 100 millions d’années et sont les seules plantes à fleurs marines entièrement submergées. Passer à un environnement aussi radicalement différent est un événement évolutif rare et certainement pas facile. Comment ont-ils fait ? Les nouveaux génomes de qualité de référence fournissent des indices importants pertinents pour leur conservation et leur application biotechnologique. URL https://www.crumpe.com/2024/01/utilisez-le-ou-perdez-le-comment-les-herbiers-marins-ont-conquis-la-mer/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Seagrasses are the unsung heroes of the ocean and marine life • Earth.com Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet NewsBeezer Media type Web Country/Territory Zimbabwe Date 27/01/2024 Description A new study has gained important insights into the evolutionary adaptability of marine flowering plants, commonly known as seagrasses.
The groundbreaking research focused on genomic analysis of three major seagrass species: neptune grass (Posidonia Oceanica), Small Neptune Grass (Cymodocea nodosa) and turtle grass (Thalassia turtles).URL https://newsbeezer.com/zimbabwe/seagrasses-are-the-unsung-heroes-of-the-ocean-and-marine-life-earth-com/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet idw - Informationsdienst Wissenschaft Media type Web Country/Territory Germany Date 26/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. Producer/Author Maike Nicolai URL https://idw-online.de/de/news827673 Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet WDC TV News Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 26/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Moving to such a radically different environment is a rare evolutionary event and definitely not easy. How did they do it? New reference quality genomes provide important clues with relevance to their conservation and biotechnological application. URL https://wdctv.news/use-it-or-lose-it-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea/ Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Gene nutzen oder verlieren: Wie Seegräser das Meer erobern Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet GEOMAR News Media type Web Country/Territory Germany Date 26/01/2024 Description Genanalysen, die die Fähigkeit der marinen Blütenpflanzen aufzeigen, unter unterschiedlichsten Umweltbedingungen zu existieren, liefern Hinweise für den Erhalt und die nachhaltige Nutzung wichtiger Ökosysteme. URL https://www.geomar.de/news/article/gene-nutzen-oder-verlieren-wie-seegraeser-das-meer-erobern Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Gene nutzen oder verlieren: Wie Seegräser das Meer erobern Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet idw - Informationsdienst Wissenschaft Media type Web Country/Territory Germany Date 26/01/2024 Description Seegräser bilden die Grundlage für eines der artenreichsten und zugleich empfindlichsten marinen Küstenökosysteme der Welt. Sie entwickelten sich vor etwa 100 Millionen Jahren in drei unabhängigen Linien aus ihren im Süßwasser vorkommenden Vorfahren und sind die einzigen vollständig unter Wasser lebenden marinen Blütenpflanzen. Der Wechsel in eine so radikal andere Umgebung ist ein seltenes evolutionäres Ereignis – und er dürfte nicht einfach gewesen sein. Wie gelang den Seegräsern dieser Schritt? Neue hochqualitative Genome für drei Arten liefern Hinweise, die für den Erhalt von Seegras-Ökosystemen und deren nachhaltige Nutzung von Bedeutung sind. Producer/Author Maike Nicolai URL https://idw-online.de/de/news827666 Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Genomic analysis sheds light on how seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Phys.org Media type Web Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 26/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. Producer/Author Maike Nicolai URL https://phys.org/news/2024-01-genomic-analysis-seagrasses-conquered-sea.html Persons Jeanine Olsen Title Genomic analysis sheds light on how seagrasses conquered the sea Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet UR ALL NEWS Media type Web Country/Territory India Date 26/01/2024 Description Seagrasses provide the foundation of one of the most highly biodiverse, yet vulnerable, coastal marine ecosystems globally. They arose in three independent lineages from their freshwater ancestors some 100 million years ago and are the only fully submerged, marine flowering plants. URL https://urallnews.com/genomic-analysis-sheds-light-on-how-seagrasses-conquered-the-sea/ Persons Jeanine Olsen