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Disentangling the components of pollen limitation in a widespread herb with gametophytic self‐incompatibility by Cisternas‐Fuentes, Anita, Dwyer, Roslynn, Johnson, Nicole, Finnell, Lindsay, Gilman, Jeffrey, Koski, Matthew H.

“…Premise Seed production is frequently limited by the receipt of insufficient or low‐quality pollen, collectively termed “pollen limitation” (PL). In taxa with…”
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Evolution of selfing syndrome and its influence on genetic diversity and inbreeding: A range‐wide study in Oenothera primiveris by Cisternas‐Fuentes, Anita, Jogesh, Tania, Broadhead, Geoffrey T., Raguso, Robert A., Skogen, Krissa A., Fant, Jeremie B.

“…Premise To avoid inbreeding depression, plants have evolved diverse breeding systems to favor outcrossing, such as self‐incompatibility. However, changes in…”
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Effective population size mediates the impact of pollination services on pollen limitation by Cisternas-Fuentes, Anita, Koski, Matthew H

“…Inadequate pollen receipt limits flowering plant reproduction worldwide. Ecological causes of pollen limitation (PL), like pollinator scarcity and low plant…”
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Drivers of strong isolation and small effective population size at a leading range edge of a widespread plant by Cisternas-Fuentes, Anita, Koski, Matthew H

“…Climate change has influenced species distributions worldwide with upward elevational shifts observed in many systems. Leading range edge populations, like…”
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Reproductive strategies and their consequences for divergence, gene flow, and genetic diversity in three taxa of Clarkia by Diaz-Martin, Zoe, Cisternas-Fuentes, Anita, Kay, Kathleen M, Raguso, Robert A, Skogen, Krissa, Fant, Jeremie

“…Differences in reproductive strategies can have important implications for macro- and micro-evolutionary processes. We used a comparative approach through a…”
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Plant Breeding System and Primary Pollinator as a Proxy to Estimate Inbreeding and Inbreeding Depression by Cisternas Fuentes, Anita

“…Genetic factors such as loss of genetic diversity, mutations, and inbreeding depression can increase a populations chances of extinction, therefore it is…”
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