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Understanding how an amphicarpic species with a mixed mating system responds to fire: a population genetic approach
This paper was a result of an NSF-REU project at Missouri Botanical Garden, and then later work as part of my undergraduate senior thesis and during early graduate career.
Elena M. Meyer, Joel F. Swift, Burgund Bassüner, Stacy A. Smith, Eric S. Menges, Brad Oberle, Christine E. Edwards
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Understanding how an amphicarpic species with a mixed mating system responds to fire: a population genetic approach
The evolutionary dynamics of plant mating systems: how bias for studying′ interesting′ plant reproductive systems could backfire
We present an updated dataset of 6,781 angiosperm species from 212 families with known mating systems. We show that, based on this information, we may be mis-estimating the frequency of selfing and mixed-mating in angiosperm.
Elena M. Meyer, Laura F. Galloway, Andrew J. Eckert
The evolutionary dynamics of plant mating systems: how bias for studying′ interesting′ plant reproductive systems could backfire