Did a few updates today (refresh your browser to get the latest version):

* Added a Drag nodes mode for intuitive manual repositioning
* Enabled Shift-based multi-selection
* Added Fit view, and a Tree stats panel
* Leaf sizes can now be adjusted individually
* Added horizontal scale adjustment

Did a few updates today (refresh your browser to get the latest version):

* Added a Drag nodes mode for intuitive manual repositioning
* Enabled Shift-based multi-selection
* Added Fit view, and a Tree stats panel
* Leaf sizes can now be adjusted individually
* Added horizontal scale adjustment

Did a few updates today (refresh your browser to get the latest version):

* Overall UI design tweaks
* Improved auto-scaling for nicer tree rendering
* Nodes can now have individual sizes and colors
* Leaf positions are now adjustable

Sure! And if you see any weird behavior or have ideas, I’d love to hear them.
I’m pretty new to building tools like this, so feedback really helps me improve it.

Thank you for your kind suggestion!
I just added the ability to change each node's size and color individually.
Give it a try after reloading the site!

PhyloWeaver – Interactive phylogenetic tree editor Edit and visualize phylogenetic trees directly in your browser. PhyloWeaver lets you interactively rearrange tree topologies and export high-quality figures for publications and presentations.

I’ve released a tool to sketch and edit phylogenetic trees!
yawak.jp/PhyloWeaver/

Load a Newick file and intuitively add/remove/resize branches.
Useful for quick conceptual trees, extracting subtrees, or turning ideas into Newick.

Our new study is out!

Just one episode of sexual reproduction in Closterium🌙 can create offspring with very different stress reactions compared to the parents.
This might be because of massive copy number variations in their genomes, which produce a wide range of phenotypes.

Nationwide diversity of symbolic “city flowers” in Japan is increasing In this study, we examined how city governments in Japan assess their local biota and their services. The groundbreaking point of our study was the use of “city flowers,” which are the official symbo....

#OpenAccess
Nationwide diversity of symbolic “city flowers” in Japan is increasing

Yoichi Tsuzuki, Haruna Ohsaki, Yawako W. Kawaguchi et al
doi.org/10.1111/1440...

awareness of local governments/ biocultural diversity/ ecosystem services/ manual web scraping/ temporal trend