蜜蜂所研究揭示熊蜂工蜂和蜂王的肠道微生物差异近期,中国农业科学院蜜蜂研究所传粉昆虫资源与育种团队研究发现,在熊蜂发育过程中,肠道微生物可能对工蜂和蜂王表型变化产生一定的影响。该研究结果发表在《微生物学前沿(Frontiers in Mi...蜜蜂所研究揭示熊蜂工蜂和蜂王的肠道微生物差异近期,中国农业科学院蜜蜂研究所传粉昆虫资源与育种团队研究发现,在熊蜂发育过程中,肠道微生物可能对工蜂和蜂王表型变化产生一定的影响。该研究结果发表在《微生物学前沿(Frontiers in Microbiology)》上。展开更多
Foxtail millet is one of the earliest domesticated cereal crops in the world.Its domestication has been traced back to the early Holocene(10,000–8000 cal a BP),first appearing in the basins of the Yellow River and We...Foxtail millet is one of the earliest domesticated cereal crops in the world.Its domestication has been traced back to the early Holocene(10,000–8000 cal a BP),first appearing in the basins of the Yellow River and Western Liao River[1].Dryland farming dominated by foxtail millet was ultimately established in the Central Plains during the middle Holocene(6000–5500 cal a BP)[2].This agricultural system served as the vital subsistence basis for demographic growth,a rise in urbanization,and the formation and continuous development of Chinese civilization.This cereal had traditionally been a major and valuable staple-food crop in northern China.In the late Holocene,along with human migration and innovative agricultural technology communication,foxtail millet cultivation expanded outward on a large scale and to a wide range of new habitats far away from its original center of domestication[3].展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(41907369 and 41672171)Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS)Project for Young Scientists in Basic Research(YSBR-019)+1 种基金the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(E0E48931X2)Chongqing Normal University Fund(21XWB031)。
文摘Foxtail millet is one of the earliest domesticated cereal crops in the world.Its domestication has been traced back to the early Holocene(10,000–8000 cal a BP),first appearing in the basins of the Yellow River and Western Liao River[1].Dryland farming dominated by foxtail millet was ultimately established in the Central Plains during the middle Holocene(6000–5500 cal a BP)[2].This agricultural system served as the vital subsistence basis for demographic growth,a rise in urbanization,and the formation and continuous development of Chinese civilization.This cereal had traditionally been a major and valuable staple-food crop in northern China.In the late Holocene,along with human migration and innovative agricultural technology communication,foxtail millet cultivation expanded outward on a large scale and to a wide range of new habitats far away from its original center of domestication[3].
