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Data on Gentiana pneumonanthe plant phenology, neighbor density and phenology and number of eggs of Phengaris alcon
Food scheduling Experiment 2 - participant data
Data file of participant data for Experiment 2 of food scheduling experiment
De Mendoza Fig S4-5
FIGURE S4-5. Strict consensus tree product from the phylogenetic analysis exclusively with the characters of the tarsometatarsus. Values of Bootstrap over 50 below the branches
Aflp_data
The data set contains the 01-matrices from AFLP analysis for the five analysed dry grassland plant species
Tree species information for CARBONO plots
Tree species code, name, and wood density for the CARBONO plot network in La Selva, Costa Rica. Original data and detailed methods are available at www.ots.ac.cr/carbonoproject
Data from: Using the wax moth larva Galleria mellonella infection model to detect emerging bacterial pathogens
Climate change, changing farming practices, social and demographic changes and rising levels of antibiotic resistance are likely to lead to future increases in opportunistic bacterial infections that are more difficult to treat. Uncovering the prevalence and identity of pathogenic bacteria in the environment is key to assessing transmission risks. We describe the first use of the Wax moth larva Galleria mellonella, a well-established model for the mammalian innate immune system, to selectively enrich and characterize pathogens from coastal environments in the South West of the UK. Whole-genome sequencing of highly virulent isolates revealed amongst others a Proteus mirabilis strain carrying the Salmonella SGI1 genomic island not reported from the UK before and the recently described species Vibrio injenensis hitherto only reported from human patients in Korea. Our novel method has the power to detect bacterial pathogens in the environment that potentially pose a serious risk to public health
Generalist pollinated plant cover
Generalist insect pollinated plant cover to test the effect of grazing and time in such plant