cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825956.v1
title: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) E17 postcodes 1996-2001

description: Postcode data for London E17 (Walthamstow) was selected from the Geoindex for years 1996-2001. Data contains postcode, year of archive timestamp and link to archive instance on archive.org's wayback machine About the Geoindex http://dx.doi.org/10.5259/ukwa.ds.2/geo/1 The ~2.5 billion 200 OK responses in the JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) dataset have been scanned for geographic references - specifically postcodes. This set of postcode citations, found at particular URLs, crawled at particular times, forms an historical geoindex of the UK web. For more details about how the data was created, its format, and how to use it, see here. The geoindex is composed of some 700,641,549 lines of TSV data, each asserting that a given web page, crawled at a given data, contained one or more references to a given postcode.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.827280.v7
title: Morphological phylogeny of Asilidae by Dikow 2009

description: Digital illustrations (vector graphics in .svg-format) of morphological hypotheses of phylogenetic relationships (cladograms) within Asilidae. Digital illustrations of morphological features of Asilidae.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825951
title: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) E17 postcodes 1996-2001

description: KMZ file to open in google earth Postcode data for London E17 (Walthamstow) was selected from the Geoindex for years 1996-2001. Data contains postcode, year of archive timestamp and link to archive instance on archive.org's wayback machine About the Geoindex http://dx.doi.org/10.5259/ukwa.ds.2/geo/1 The ~2.5 billion 200 OK responses in the JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) dataset have been scanned for geographic references - specifically postcodes. This set of postcode citations, found at particular URLs, crawled at particular times, forms an historical geoindex of the UK web. For more details about how the data was created, its format, and how to use it, see here. The geoindex is composed of some 700,641,549 lines of TSV data, each asserting that a given web page, crawled at a given data, contained one or more references to a given postcode.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.827280.v8
title: Morphological phylogeny of Asilidae by Dikow 2009

description: Digital illustrations (vector graphics in .svg-format) of morphological hypotheses of phylogenetic relationships (cladograms) within Asilidae. Digital illustrations of morphological features of Asilidae.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825950
title: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) aggregated by postcode, year and domain

description: Data is aggregated to full UK postcode from: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset. Counts of postcodes are summed by year of archive.org instance and sub-domain e.g. .ac.uk. Uncompressed CSV is 650mb and contains 21,000,000 records About the Geoindex http://dx.doi.org/10.5259/ukwa.ds.2/geo/1 The ~2.5 billion 200 OK responses in the JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) dataset have been scanned for geographic references - specifically postcodes. This set of postcode citations, found at particular URLs, crawled at particular times, forms an historical geoindex of the UK web. For more details about how the data was created, its format, and how to use it, see here. The geoindex is composed of some 700,641,549 lines of TSV data, each asserting that a given web page, crawled at a given data, containe
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.826087.v2
title: E. imbricata flipper and underwater photographs (Abrolhos and São Pedro São Paulo Archipelagos, Brazil, 2010-2011)

description: This fileset contains photos (.jpg) of hawksbill turtle flippers upon capture, and subsequent underwater observations. It is intended to aid in the development of softwares for sea turtle photo-id. Photos are named as "location_individual number_photo type". Locations: AB = Abrolhos, SP = São Pedro São Paulo. Photo type: LF = Left flipper, RF = right flipper, U1...X = underwater observations (e.g. AB_8_LF corresponds to a photo taken at Abrolhos, of individual 8, Left Flipper). Some individuals were photographed more than once underwater. All photos of the same individual present the same individual number, varying only the photo type. This data has not yet been published.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825947
title: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) Sum of Year and domain by UK Post Area

description: Data is aggregated to UK post area from: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset. Counts of postcodes are summed by year of archive.org instance and sub-domain e.g. .ac.uk About the Geoindex http://dx.doi.org/10.5259/ukwa.ds.2/geo/1 The ~2.5 billion 200 OK responses in the JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) dataset have been scanned for geographic references - specifically postcodes. This set of postcode citations, found at particular URLs, crawled at particular times, forms an historical geoindex of the UK web. For more details about how the data was created, its format, and how to use it, see here. The geoindex is composed of some 700,641,549 lines of TSV data, each asserting that a given web page, crawled at a given data, contained one or more references to a given postcode.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.827280.v9
title: Morphological phylogeny of Asilidae by Dikow 2009

description: Digital illustrations (vector graphics in .svg-format) of morphological hypotheses of phylogenetic relationships (cladograms) within Asilidae. Digital illustrations of morphological features of Asilidae.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825948
title: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) Sum of Year and domain by UK Post District

description: Data is aggregated to UK post area from: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset. Counts of postcodes are summed by year of archive.org instance and sub-domain e.g. .ac.uk About the Geoindex http://dx.doi.org/10.5259/ukwa.ds.2/geo/1 The ~2.5 billion 200 OK responses in the JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) dataset have been scanned for geographic references - specifically postcodes. This set of postcode citations, found at particular URLs, crawled at particular times, forms an historical geoindex of the UK web. For more details about how the data was created, its format, and how to use it, see here. The geoindex is composed of some 700,641,549 lines of TSV data, each asserting that a given web page, crawled at a given data, contained one or more references to a given postcode.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825950.v1
title: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) aggregated by postcode, year and domain

description: Data is aggregated to full UK postcode from: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset. Counts of postcodes are summed by year of archive.org instance and sub-domain e.g. .ac.uk. Uncompressed CSV is 650mb and contains 21,000,000 records About the Geoindex http://dx.doi.org/10.5259/ukwa.ds.2/geo/1 The ~2.5 billion 200 OK responses in the JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) dataset have been scanned for geographic references - specifically postcodes. This set of postcode citations, found at particular URLs, crawled at particular times, forms an historical geoindex of the UK web. For more details about how the data was created, its format, and how to use it, see here. The geoindex is composed of some 700,641,549 lines of TSV data, each asserting that a given web page, crawled at a given data, containe
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.826087.v3
title: E. imbricata flipper and underwater photographs (Abrolhos and São Pedro São Paulo Archipelagos, Brazil, 2010-2011)

description: This fileset contains photos (.jpg) of hawksbill turtle flippers upon capture, and subsequent underwater observations. It is intended to aid in the development of softwares for sea turtle photo-id. Photos are named as "location_individual number_photo type". Locations: AB = Abrolhos, SP = São Pedro São Paulo. Photo type: LF = Left flipper, RF = right flipper, U1...X = underwater observations (e.g. AB_8_LF corresponds to a photo taken at Abrolhos, of individual 8, Left Flipper). Some individuals were photographed more than once underwater. All photos of the same individual present the same individual number, varying only the photo type. This data has not yet been published.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825948.v1
title: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) Sum of Year and domain by UK Post District

description: Data is aggregated to UK post area from: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset. Counts of postcodes are summed by year of archive.org instance and sub-domain e.g. .ac.uk About the Geoindex http://dx.doi.org/10.5259/ukwa.ds.2/geo/1 The ~2.5 billion 200 OK responses in the JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) dataset have been scanned for geographic references - specifically postcodes. This set of postcode citations, found at particular URLs, crawled at particular times, forms an historical geoindex of the UK web. For more details about how the data was created, its format, and how to use it, see here. The geoindex is composed of some 700,641,549 lines of TSV data, each asserting that a given web page, crawled at a given data, contained one or more references to a given postcode.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825947.v1
title: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) Sum of Year and domain by UK Post Area

description: Data is aggregated to UK post area from: Geoindex JISC UK Web Domain Dataset. Counts of postcodes are summed by year of archive.org instance and sub-domain e.g. .ac.uk About the Geoindex http://dx.doi.org/10.5259/ukwa.ds.2/geo/1 The ~2.5 billion 200 OK responses in the JISC UK Web Domain Dataset (1996-2010) dataset have been scanned for geographic references - specifically postcodes. This set of postcode citations, found at particular URLs, crawled at particular times, forms an historical geoindex of the UK web. For more details about how the data was created, its format, and how to use it, see here. The geoindex is composed of some 700,641,549 lines of TSV data, each asserting that a given web page, crawled at a given data, contained one or more references to a given postcode.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.826087.v5
title: E. imbricata flipper and underwater photographs (Abrolhos and São Pedro São Paulo Archipelagos, Brazil, 2010-2011)

description: This fileset contains photos (.jpg) of hawksbill turtle flippers upon capture, and subsequent underwater observations. It is intended to aid in the development of softwares for sea turtle photo-id. Photos are named as "location_individual number_photo type". Locations: AB = Abrolhos, SP = São Pedro São Paulo. Photo type: LF = Left flipper, RF = right flipper, U = underwater observations (e.g. AB_8_LF corresponds to a photo taken at Abrolhos, of individual 8, Left Flipper). Some individuals were photographed more than once underwater, and photos are numbered as U1, U2, U3, etc.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.827280.v10
title: Morphological phylogeny of Asilidae by Dikow 2009

description: Digital illustrations (vector graphics in .svg-format) of morphological hypotheses of phylogenetic relationships (cladograms) within Asilidae. Digital illustrations of morphological features of Asilidae.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.826087.v4
title: E. imbricata flipper and underwater photographs (Abrolhos and São Pedro São Paulo Archipelagos, Brazil, 2010-2011)

description: This fileset contains photos (.jpg) of hawksbill turtle flippers upon capture, and subsequent underwater observations. It is intended to aid in the development of softwares for sea turtle photo-id. Photos are named as "location_individual number_photo type". Locations: AB = Abrolhos, SP = São Pedro São Paulo. Photo type: LF = Left flipper, RF = right flipper, U = underwater observations (e.g. AB_8_LF corresponds to a photo taken at Abrolhos, of individual 8, Left Flipper). Some individuals were photographed more than once underwater, and photos are numbered as U1, U2, U3, etc.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825941
title: Molecular fingerprinting of some <i>Mentha</i> species by sequencing and RFLP analysis of the 5S-rRNA non-transcribed spacer region

description: The genus <i>Mentha</i> is of particular economic importance. The development of new methods for the characterisation of <i>Mentha</i> species is crucial for their unequivocal identification. Amplification of the non-transcribed spacer (NTS) of the 5S-rRNA gene was used to characterise some <i>Mentha</i> species, which revealed a high-specific variability. Cloning and sequencing of all amplified NTS fragments enabled the discrimination among almost all species. <i>In silico</i> and experimental analyses identified specific restriction sites on the amplified 5S-NTS regions, facilitating the rapid and unambiguous discrimination of all the different species by polymerase chain reaction–restriction fragment length polymorphism. A direct comparison between essential oil composition and DNA fingerprinting confirmed a relationship between chemical and molecular data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825943
title: <i>Hordeum</i><i>geniculatum</i> in the Pannonian Basin: Ecological requirements and grassland vegetation on salt-affected soils

description: <i>Hordeum geniculatum</i> is considered as an obligate halophyte, but exact data about ecological requirements of the species are lacking. Therefore, species response curves of <i>H. geniculatum</i> were obtained for soil reaction and nutrients using Borhidi's indicator values and LOESS smoother response model in the programme CANOCO. Our data showed that <i>H. geniculatum</i> can be regarded as an obligate halophyte preferring slightly to moderately saline soils with relatively high content of nutrients. The <i>Hordeetum hystricis</i> association, indicating grazed vegetation on salt-rich soils, is a plant community that occurs only in central and southeastern Europe. Because this plant community has only been documented in a relatively small area, details about its vegetation ecology are inaccurate. Therefore, the ecology and species composition of this community were studied in three countries within the Pannonian Basin (Hungary, Serbia and Slovakia). A detrended correspondence analysis of 95 relevés from the Pannonian Basin confirmed that the community is characterised by the cover of <i>H. geniculatum</i> above 25%, which may even reach 75%. The association was species-rich; we sampled 91 taxa in 95 relevés. The widespread presence of many accessory species was dependent on environmental conditions, particularly the nutrient and salt content and animal disturbance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825940
title: Proteomic investigation of glucosinolate systematically changes in <i>Arabidopsis</i> Rosette leaves to exogenous methyl jasmonate

description: Defense responses of plants are activated not only in the wounded tissues but also in the remote parts of the plants. Two different methyl jasmonate (MeJA) treatments were conducted, i.e., MeJA solution spraying of entire rosettes leaves and pasting leaf surface with lanolin squares containing MeJA. Glucosinolate profiles in leaves were similar using the two methods of MeJA treatment except for indole glucosinolates. The glucosinolate profiles in local and systemic leaves showed that the accumulation of glucosinolates in systemic leaves were delayed comparing with those in local treated leaves. Comparative proteomics were used to investigate the molecular processes underlying the glucosinolate changes in response to local and systemic MeJA induction. A total of 83 unique proteins were detected as differentially expressed between the local and systemic leaves. Functional analysis showed that redirection of metabolism from growth to defense was differentially regulated in local and systemic MeJA induction. The higher contents of indole glucosinolates in systemic leaves might arise from the induction of a long-distance signal produced in local leaves as well as from JA synthesized in systemic leaves.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825943.v1
title: <i>Hordeum</i><i>geniculatum</i> in the Pannonian Basin: Ecological requirements and grassland vegetation on salt-affected soils

description: <i>Hordeum geniculatum</i> is considered as an obligate halophyte, but exact data about ecological requirements of the species are lacking. Therefore, species response curves of <i>H. geniculatum</i> were obtained for soil reaction and nutrients using Borhidi's indicator values and LOESS smoother response model in the programme CANOCO. Our data showed that <i>H. geniculatum</i> can be regarded as an obligate halophyte preferring slightly to moderately saline soils with relatively high content of nutrients. The <i>Hordeetum hystricis</i> association, indicating grazed vegetation on salt-rich soils, is a plant community that occurs only in central and southeastern Europe. Because this plant community has only been documented in a relatively small area, details about its vegetation ecology are inaccurate. Therefore, the ecology and species composition of this community were studied in three countries within the Pannonian Basin (Hungary, Serbia and Slovakia). A detrended correspondence analysis of 95 relevés from the Pannonian Basin confirmed that the community is characterised by the cover of <i>H. geniculatum</i> above 25%, which may even reach 75%. The association was species-rich; we sampled 91 taxa in 95 relevés. The widespread presence of many accessory species was dependent on environmental conditions, particularly the nutrient and salt content and animal disturbance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.827280.v11
title: Morphological phylogeny of Asilidae by Dikow 2009

description: Digital illustrations (vector graphics in .svg-format) of morphological hypotheses of phylogenetic relationships (cladograms) within Asilidae. Digital illustrations of morphological features of Asilidae.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.827280.v13
title: Morphological phylogeny of Asilidae by Dikow 2009

description: Digital illustrations (vector graphics in .svg-format) of morphological hypotheses of phylogenetic relationships (cladograms) within Asilidae. Digital illustrations of morphological features of Asilidae. Morphological matrix and tree files.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825940.v1
title: Proteomic investigation of glucosinolate systematically changes in <i>Arabidopsis</i> Rosette leaves to exogenous methyl jasmonate

description: Defense responses of plants are activated not only in the wounded tissues but also in the remote parts of the plants. Two different methyl jasmonate (MeJA) treatments were conducted, i.e., MeJA solution spraying of entire rosettes leaves and pasting leaf surface with lanolin squares containing MeJA. Glucosinolate profiles in leaves were similar using the two methods of MeJA treatment except for indole glucosinolates. The glucosinolate profiles in local and systemic leaves showed that the accumulation of glucosinolates in systemic leaves were delayed comparing with those in local treated leaves. Comparative proteomics were used to investigate the molecular processes underlying the glucosinolate changes in response to local and systemic MeJA induction. A total of 83 unique proteins were detected as differentially expressed between the local and systemic leaves. Functional analysis showed that redirection of metabolism from growth to defense was differentially regulated in local and systemic MeJA induction. The higher contents of indole glucosinolates in systemic leaves might arise from the induction of a long-distance signal produced in local leaves as well as from JA synthesized in systemic leaves.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825941.v1
title: Molecular fingerprinting of some <i>Mentha</i> species by sequencing and RFLP analysis of the 5S-rRNA non-transcribed spacer region

description: The genus <i>Mentha</i> is of particular economic importance. The development of new methods for the characterisation of <i>Mentha</i> species is crucial for their unequivocal identification. Amplification of the non-transcribed spacer (NTS) of the 5S-rRNA gene was used to characterise some <i>Mentha</i> species, which revealed a high-specific variability. Cloning and sequencing of all amplified NTS fragments enabled the discrimination among almost all species. <i>In silico</i> and experimental analyses identified specific restriction sites on the amplified 5S-NTS regions, facilitating the rapid and unambiguous discrimination of all the different species by polymerase chain reaction–restriction fragment length polymorphism. A direct comparison between essential oil composition and DNA fingerprinting confirmed a relationship between chemical and molecular data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.827280.v12
title: Morphological phylogeny of Asilidae by Dikow 2009

description: Digital illustrations (vector graphics in .svg-format) of morphological hypotheses of phylogenetic relationships (cladograms) within Asilidae. Digital illustrations of morphological features of Asilidae.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825938
title: Study of the vegetation in the Multiple Use Natural Reserve of Monterrico (Guatemala)

description: The Multiple Use Natural Reserve of Monterrico lies on the Pacific coast of the southwest Guatemala in the Chiapas Sector of the Chiapaneca-Hondureña Province. It belongs to the Guatemalan System of Protected Areas and has a predominantly estuarine and coastal marine ecosystem. We took 218 vegetation relevés that contained 72 species belonging to 138 genera and 69 plant families. Multivariate analysis techniques have led to the determination of seven different associations. Three of them are mangrove swamp associations (<i>Lagunculario-Rhizophoretum manglis</i>; <i>Lagunculario-Avicennietum germinantis</i> Peinado, Alcaraz, Delgadillo, De la Cruz, Álvarez and Aguirre, 1994; <i>Rhizophoretum manglis</i> Cuatrecasas, 1958). Three new associations are proposed. These are one reed–bulrush association (<i>Typho domingensis-Phragmitetum australis</i><i>ass. nova</i>) and two sand-dwelling associations, one made up of evergreen grasses dominated by <i>Canavalia rosea</i> which grows on mobile dunes (<i>Thephrosio-Canavalietum roseae</i><i>ass. nova</i>) and a dry forest phytocoenosis dominated by deciduous and some evergreen species, such as <i>Pithecellobium dulce</i>, that grow on more consolidated sandy soils (<i>Gliricidio-Pithecellobietum dulcis</i><i>ass. nova</i>). Finally, special mention must be made of the presence of the pleustohelophytic association <i>Eichhornietum crassipedis</i> Samek and Moncada, 1971. This is the first time that these mangrove swamp associations and this hydrophytic association have been recorded in Guatemala.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.825940.v3
title: Proteomic investigation of glucosinolate systematically changes in <i>Arabidopsis</i> Rosette leaves to exogenous methyl jasmonate

description: Defense responses of plants are activated not only in the wounded tissues but also in the remote parts of the plants. Two different methyl jasmonate (MeJA) treatments were conducted, i.e., MeJA solution spraying of entire rosettes leaves and pasting leaf surface with lanolin squares containing MeJA. Glucosinolate profiles in leaves were similar using the two methods of MeJA treatment except for indole glucosinolates. The glucosinolate profiles in local and systemic leaves showed that the accumulation of glucosinolates in systemic leaves were delayed comparing with those in local treated leaves. Comparative proteomics were used to investigate the molecular processes underlying the glucosinolate changes in response to local and systemic MeJA induction. A total of 83 unique proteins were detected as differentially expressed between the local and systemic leaves. Functional analysis showed that redirection of metabolism from growth to defense was differentially regulated in local and systemic MeJA induction. The higher contents of indole glucosinolates in systemic leaves might arise from the induction of a long-distance signal produced in local leaves as well as from JA synthesized in systemic leaves.