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Various symbiotic/associated oil and gas resources have been found in the exploration area of Shengli Oilfield， and some of them serve as strategic resources for guaranteeing the security of national defense， agriculture， high-tech， and other industries， which are of great value in development and utilization. The current exploration and development status， occurrence characteristics， ore-forming conditions， and comprehensive utilization prospects of helium， brine （potassium salt）， and uranium ore that have been deeply studied and industrially produced in China were analyzed. The results show that ① the high helium anomalies are mainly distributed in more than 10 areas of the Jiyang Depression and Qaidam Basin， as well as in multiple layers of the Proterozoic-Cenozoic， associated with conventional natural gas， non-hydrocarbon gas， and shale gas； ② Jiyang Depression and Qaidam Basin provide the paleoclimate and palaeoenvironment for developing brine （potassium salt） from the Paleogene to the Quaternary. The oilfield water in Dongying Sag contains abundant amounts of bromine， lithium， and potassium， and more potassium and lithium are found in the oilfield water in Qaidam Basin， with the content in some areas reaching industrial grade； ③ the sandstone is the primary type of uranium ore. The multiple wells in Chepaizi Uplift exhibit highly abnormal gamma values in the Cretaceous and Neogene， indicating that this area is the most favorable prospective area of associated uranium ore. In other exploration areas of Shengli Oilfield， such as Tuha Basin， Qaidam Basin， and Jiyang Depression， the forming conditions for uranium ore are observed， including uranium sources， structures， lithofacies， hydrogeology， etc.， and natural gamma logging data from some wells show high abnormal values. Overall， the symbiotic/associated oil and gas resources in the exploration area of Shengli Oilfield show the characteristics of various types， multiple layers， and wide abnormal areas. It is necessary to fully take the natural advantages of Shengli Oilfield in terms of basic exploration data， basic geological achievements， and engineering facilities，to systematically carry out research on the reservoir forming （ore-forming） law of symbiotic/associated oil and gas resources， evaluate resource potential， and innovate extraction technology as soon as possible， to achieve a new business growth pole.

Understanding genetic diversity and population structure is essential for the conservation and utilization of germplasm. Ginkgo biloba L. is a medicinal, edible and ornamental tree species. Detailed knowledge of genetic variability and diversity in different Ginkgo germplasm resources is still scarce. In this study, a total of 173,160 Expressed Sequence Tag Simple Sequences Repeat (EST-SSR) loci were derived from 43,073 Unigenes of the Ginkgo genome. A total of 43,731 pairs of specific primers were designed for the EST-SSR loci, with sequence lengths >20 bp, and 100 of the SSR primers were randomly selected. Among these, 20 EST-SSR markers were verified and used to assess the genetic diversity of 101 Ginkgo individuals collected from different regions. The average values for Shannon's diversity index (I, 0.993), expected heterozygosity (0.566) and Nei's genetic diversity index (H, 0.563) indicate a high level of genetic diversity of Ginkgo populations. Based on the EST-SSR markers, a core collection of Ginkgo germplasm comprising 27 genetic resources was constructed. The retention rates of the number of resources, the number of alleles, the number of effective alleles, the I index, the H index and the percentage of polymorphic loci of the constructed core collection are 26.73%, 95.29%, 103.43%, 102.25%, 102.91% and 100.00%, respectively. The molecular markers developed in this study are an effective tool for Ginkgo genetic diversity analysis and will facilitate the future breeding of this species. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]