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Diversity, Volume 17, Issue 11

November 2025 - 67 articles

Cover Story: Eulimidae is a hyperdiverse family of marine gastropods, containing species that specifically parasitise Echinodermata. Eulimids are globally distributed but undersampled in many regions. We conducted the first survey for eulimids at the Houtman Abrolhos Islands off the coast of Western Australia (WA)—a well-known tropical-temperature transition zone with numerous potential hosts. Twenty-three eulimids and sixteen hosts, representing all echinoderm classes, were identified from newly collected and legacy museum specimens. Of these, two are new records for Australia and three are new records for WA. Eulimids with similar shells often differed in host choice and position on the host or live appearance, highlighting the contributions that such information can make to resolving taxonomic uncertainties in this group. View this paper
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Articles (67)

  • Article
  • Open Access
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21 Pages

PTL-Inception: Integrating Deep Learning and Taxonomy for Desert Plant Classification

  • Yonis Gulzar,
  • Zeynep Ünal,
  • Kadir Şahbaz and
  • Mohannad Alkanan

20 November 2025

Accurate identification of plant species forms the basis of taxonomy, biodiversity assessment, and conservation planning. This requirement is especially urgent in arid ecosystems such as those of Saudi Arabia, where limited rainfall, fragile habitats...

  • Review
  • Open Access
376 Views
21 Pages

20 November 2025

Ulex europaeus L. has been introduced into many countries as an ornamental and hedgerow plant, and it often escapes its intended location, establishing dense, feral thickets. These thickets threaten the structure and function of native flora and faun...

  • Article
  • Open Access
282 Views
22 Pages

β-Glucosidases: In Silico Analysis of Physicochemical Properties and Domain Architecture Diversity Revealed by Metagenomic Technology

  • Thi Quy Nguyen,
  • Thi Huyen Do,
  • Ngoc Giang Le,
  • Hong Duong Nguyen,
  • Trong Khoa Dao,
  • Nho Thai Dinh and
  • Nam Hai Truong

20 November 2025

β-Glucosidases, ubiquitous enzymes with significant contribution to several industries were previously identified as diverse in bacterial metagenomes from Vietnamese native goat rumens, wood humus from Cuc Phuong national forest, and termite gut...

  • Article
  • Open Access
463 Views
17 Pages

Glyphosate-Induced Shifts in Edaphic Microbiota: A Comparative Study of Bacterial and Fungal Responses in Historical Milpa Soils

  • María Alejandra Ocaña-Ek,
  • Anell del Carmen García-Romero,
  • Oscar Omar Álvarez-Rivera,
  • Magnolia del Carmen Tzec-Gamboa,
  • Héctor Estrada-Medina and
  • Miriam M. Ferrer

20 November 2025

Glyphosate is the most widely used herbicide worldwide and in Mexico; however, its effects on soil microbiota in traditional agroecosystems remain unclear. We evaluated bacterial, archaeal, and fungal responses to commercial glyphosate in three repre...

  • Article
  • Open Access
445 Views
24 Pages

Diversity and Selection of Superior Algarrobos (Neltuma pallida) Phenotypes in the Natural Dry Forests of Peru for Sustainable Conservation and Genetic Improvement

  • Sebastian Casas-Niño,
  • Juan Rodrigo Baselly-Villanueva,
  • Evelin Judith Salazar-Hinostroza,
  • Sheyla Yanett Chumbimune-Vivanco,
  • William Nauray,
  • Nery Tirabante-Terrones,
  • Max Ramirez Rojas and
  • Flavio Lozano-Isla

20 November 2025

Neltuma pallida (algarrobo) is a keystone species of the Peruvian dry forest whose persistence is threatened by overexploitation and habitat degradation, making its conservation and genetic improvement a national priority. This study aimed to identif...

  • Article
  • Open Access
261 Views
16 Pages

Urban Foraging and Plant Toxicological Risks for Rose-Ringed Parakeets (Psittacula krameri) in Athens

  • Mathis A. B. Christodoulopoulos,
  • Efthimia Cotou,
  • Nektarios Politakis,
  • Nikolaos Tsekouras,
  • Vasileios V. Paraskeuas,
  • Yannis Kotzamanis,
  • Georgios Christodoulopoulos and
  • Athanasios C. Pappas

18 November 2025

The Rose-ringed Parakeet (Psittacula krameri) is an invasive parrot increasingly established in European cities, including Athens, Greece, yet its diet and exposure to plant toxins in Mediterranean ecosystems remain poorly documented. We examined sea...

  • Article
  • Open Access
285 Views
19 Pages

17 November 2025

The majority of research on food webs has focused on temperate lakes, and little is known about the food web of lakes in polar regions. Subarctic lakes are particularly sensitive to climate change, which affects their stability. Therefore, the trophi...

  • Article
  • Open Access
420 Views
25 Pages

Environmental DNA Reveals Fish Diversity Reestablishment of China’s Lake Ecosystem Driven by Extreme Drought and Human Intervention

  • Yingchun Xing,
  • Kai Li,
  • Wanru Gao,
  • Yucheng Wang,
  • Ting Jiang,
  • Rui Xi,
  • Huiqin Li and
  • Yahui Zhao

17 November 2025

Extreme droughts caused by current climate changes affect the diversity, composition and function of fish communities in lake ecosystems. Poyang Lake is the largest freshwater lake in China, and it is home to many important avian, fish and aquatic ma...

  • Article
  • Open Access
291 Views
14 Pages

16 November 2025

The genetic diversity and the genetic structure of widely distributed species are meaningful to explore plant adaptation mechanisms to the environment. This study investigated the effects of climatic factors on the genetic diversity and structure of...

  • Review
  • Open Access
476 Views
22 Pages

Ecological Restoration in Laurentian Great Lakes Wetlands: A Literature Review

  • Dominique Rumball,
  • Scott M. Reid and
  • Nicholas E. Mandrak

16 November 2025

The Laurentian Great Lakes basin, the largest surface freshwater ecosystem in the world, is heavily impacted by anthropogenic stressors including wetland degradation and loss. Ecological restoration has been identified as a tool to conserve and manag...

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