First record of Ulva californica in the mainland of China: a single alien parthenogenetic population in discontinuous distribution

Journal of Oceanology and Limnology - Molecular investigations have raised concerns about the ecological risks of green tides caused by alien Ulva species in new habitats. The green tide-forming...     

Comparative chloroplast genomes of Ulva prolifera and U. linza (Ulvophyceae) provide genetic resources for the development of interspecific markers

Journal of Oceanology and Limnology - The green seaweeds Ulva linza and U. prolifera are closely related species. They usually co-occur widely and have important ecological significance as primary...     

Tempo-spatial distribution of Ulva spp. micro-propagules in the Yellow Sea during and after green tide in 2019

Journal of Oceanology and Limnology - Large-scale green tides occur frequently in summer in the Yellow Sea in recent decade. Micro-propagules, providing “seeds” for the seaweeds, play...