Wan-Ying Dong

Abstract Aenasius arizonensis is an important solitary endoparasitoid successfully used for biocontrol of cotton mealybug. However, lacking genomic resources has limited molecular-level investigations. Our exploration produced a superior genomic assembly of A. arizonensis from the chromosome level by combining MGISEQ short reads, Hi-C scaffolding, and PacBio Revio sequencing techniques.

1 Introduction Pharmacological interventions are widely used to reduce anxiety but are often accompanied by many potential adverse effects, such as confusion, fatigue, and addiction among others.[1] Therefore, safe and evidence-based complementary therapies may offer significant benefits in the management of anxiety. Aromatherapy with essential oils is rapidly gaining popularity as a complementary therapy worldwide.