Yoshihisa Suyama

Genome-wide evidence for cryptic multi-generational introgression between invasive Bursaphelenchus xylophilus and native B. mucronatus

Nationwide multi-omics profiling of Japanese jack mackerel reveals geographic gut microbiome structuring despite host panmixia

The paper uses multi-omics profiling to show geographic structuring in the gut microbiome of Japanese jack mackerel despite panmictic host genetics.

Recurring daytime and nighttime modes of VOC emissions in a cool-temperate oak forest

This study identifies recurring daytime and nighttime VOC emission patterns in a cool-temperate oak forest using PTR-ToF-MS and PMF, linking them to physiological and environmental factors.

Genetic diversity and conservation insights for the baobab Adansonia suarezensis in northern Madagascar: a whole genome SNP analysis

This study analyzes the genetic structure and diversity of A. suarezensis populations using SNP data, revealing genetic differentiation and inbreeding patterns with conservation implications.

Transcriptome differentiation in Cryptomeria japonica trees with different origins growing in the north and south of Japan

The paper identifies gene modules associated with local adaptation in Cryptomeria japonica trees from different geographic origins in Japan.

Hybridization during the adaptive radiation of Oxera (Lamiaceae) in New Caledonia: Is flower shape shift driven by introgression?

The paper investigates hybridization in Oxera, finding ancestral introgression from O. coriacea to O. sympatrica and its role in convergent flower shape evolution.

Common garden experiments suggest terpene-mediated interactions between phyllosphere microbes and Cryptomeria japonica

The paper investigates terpene-mediated interactions between phyllosphere microbes and Cryptomeria japonica by analyzing microbial communities and terpene emissions in common garden experiments.

Extremely low level of genetic diversity in Gentiana yakushimensis, an endangered species in Yakushima Island, Japan

This study assesses genetic diversity in Gentiana yakushimensis, finding extremely low diversity and high inbreeding, likely due to historical bottlenecks and small population size.