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The Hortus as a living lab: new technology reveals hidden relationships between species

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By Barbara Gravendeel
| universiteitleiden.nl
Hortus botanicus Leiden is a treasure trove for research into interactions between species. Surprising discoveries are being made with new techniques such as DNA analysis, machine learning, and audio and video monitoring. Hortus prefect Barbara Gravendeel will explain more in her inaugural lecture on 8 June.i. Leiden’s Hortus was founded in 1590 as a botanical garden for the study of medicinal plants and for teaching students about them.
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Molecular evidence reveals unsustainable harvest of wild orchids

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By Margaretha Veltman, Bastien Anthoons, Audun Schrøder-Nielsen, Arzu Karahan, Esra Öztürk, Sedef Terzioglu, Susanne Masters Verified, Mark Nesbitt, Michael Fay, Alexandre Antonelli, Barbara Gravendeel, Hugo de Boer, Abdolbaset Ghorbani, Selay Akan-Küçükaladağ
| Cell Press Verified
Results An inventory of tuberous orchid species native to our study area (defined as Greece, Türkiye, and Iran) yielded 82 candidate species belonging to ten genera that could be potential targets for salep harvest.36 We supplemented existing reference sequences for the loci captured by the custom-bait kit that we generated35 (Orchidinae-205) of 73 taxa—some of them represented by multiple samples—with seven additional species to construct a near-complete reference database of 205 loci (>300...
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Molecular identification of plants: from sequence to species

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By Hugo de Boer, Barbara Gravendeel, Marcella Orwick Rydmark, Brecht Verstraete
| scienceopen.com
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