Peizheng Wang's research while affiliated with Hainan Tropical Ocean University and other places
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Publications (6)
Coral reefs are one of the most diverse, productive ecosystems in the world, and light plays crucial role in its survival. Notably, the effects of light conditions on soft coral and its adaptive mechanism were unclear. Thus, the present study aimed to investigate and evaluate the effects of different light intensities (30, 80 and 130 μmol m-2 s-1)...
Coral reefs are one of the most diverse, productive ecosystems in the world, and light plays crucial role in its survival. Notably, the effects of light conditions on soft coral and its adaptive mechanism were unclear . Thus, the present study aimed to investigate and evaluate the effects of different light intensities (30, 80 and 130μmol m ⁻² s ⁻¹...
Artemia franciscana, native to America, has recently colonized as non-indigenous population in Asia, Europe, North Africa, and Australia. We evaluated the effects of the colonization of A. franciscana on genetic differentiation in new environments in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). We used the COI marker to determine the genetic structure and origi...
Artemia franciscana, native to America, has recently colonized as non-indigenous population in Asia, Europe, North Africa, and Australia. We evaluated the effects of the colonization of A. franciscana on genetic differentiation in new environments in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). We used the COI marker to determine the genetic structure and origi...
Changes in the microbial community associated with environmental impacts can lead to opportunistic infections, coral disease and death. Diversity analysis and community comparison were performed on 23 collected soft Coral specimens from South China See surrounding Hainan Province (China) based on Illumina MiSeq sequencing. The results showed that P...
Broomrape (Orobanche cumana) is one of the most important parasitic plants that drastically reduces sunflower yield. The majority of existing resistance varieties has become insufficient for crop protection. Breeding for broomrape resistance is regarded as the most effective and environmentally friendly control measure. In this paper, mapping of a...
Citations
... Subramani et al. (2021aSubramani et al. ( , 2021b investigated the genetic diversity and population structure of four invader A. franciscana populations from southeast coast of India (using RAPD and mtDNA control region markers), and found that the four populations formed two clusters and each population had unique haplotypes. Asem et al. (2021) documented a strong genetic structure in two invader A. franciscana populations from the United Arab Emirates (using COI marker), which might be the result of different ecological conditions and adaption in new environments. Xin et al. (2000) studied the genetic structure of nine Artemia sinica Cai, 1989 populations from China and observed overall low genetic differentiation (based on allozyme markers). ...
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