Illustrations by F. Curtis Lubbe from the Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences. Belowground organs come in such a wide range of shapes and sizes — even among roots a…

Flowering plants have many modes of sexual reproduction, notably varying from selfing to outcrossing, and from bisexual flowers to individuals with separate sexes (dioecy). These reproductive modes ...

Illustrations and photos by F. Curtis Lubbe from the Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences. Although not always as showy as the plant parts aboveground, the belowground can also feat…

A rare glamour shot of Arabidopsis thaliana flowers (Flickr, Steffen Geyer) Genotype-environment association is one of the most fundamental phenomena of landscape genomics. A species’ adaptat…

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Abstract. The triploid block, primarily caused by endosperm developmental issues, is known as a significant barrier to interploidy hybridization among flow

The genetic architecture of adaptation varies across species, populations, and traits. While existing models capture aspects like the number of loci, effect sizes, and allele frequencies, they often o...

Mountains have highly heterogeneous environments that generate ample opportunities for lineage differentiation through ecological adaptation, geographic isolation and secondary contact. The geograph...