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Transgenerational Plasticity Is Adaptive in the Wild by Galloway, Laura F., Etterson, Julie R.

“…Plants exhibit adaptive responses to light, but it is not known whether parental plants transmit environmental cues that elicit adaptive responses in…”
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Postzygotic isolation varies by ploidy level within a polyploid complex by Sutherland, Brittany L., Galloway, Laura F.

“…Whole genome duplication is considered to be a significant contributor to angiosperm speciation due to accumulation of rapid, strong interploid reproductive…”
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Geographic variation in pollen color is associated with temperature stress by Koski, Matthew H., Galloway, Laura F.

“…The evolution of flower color, especially petal pigmentation, has received substantial attention. Less understood is the evolutionary ecology of pollen…”
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Geographic Variation in Floral Color and Reflectance Correlates With Temperature and Colonization History by Koski, Matthew H., Galloway, Laura F.

“…Petal color variation within species is common and may be molded by abiotic or biotic selection pressures, or neutral population structure. For example, darker…”
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Biparental chloroplast inheritance leads to rescue from cytonuclear incompatibility by Barnard‐Kubow, Karen B., McCoy, Morgan A., Galloway, Laura F.

“…Although organelle inheritance is predominantly maternal across animals and plants, biparental chloroplast inheritance has arisen multiple times in the…”
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Response of individual components of reproductive phenology to growing season length in a monocarpic herb by Haggerty, Brian P., Galloway, Laura F.

“…1. Climate change is causing the growing season to expand and many plants are flowering earlier. However we know less about whether other components of…”
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Variation in heteroploid reproduction and gene flow across a polyploid complex: One size does not fit all by Sutherland, Brittany L., Galloway, Laura F.

“…Whole‐genome duplication is considered an important speciation mechanism in plants. However, its effect on reproductive isolation between higher cytotypes is…”
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Evolution of marginal populations of an invasive vine increases the likelihood of future spread by Kilkenny, Francis F, Galloway, Laura F

“…The prediction of invasion patterns may require an understanding of intraspecific differentiation in invasive species and its interaction with climate change…”
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Reproductive success in varying light environments: direct and indirect effects of light on plants and pollinators by Kilkenny, Francis F, Galloway, Laura F

“…Plant populations often exist in spatially heterogeneous environments. Light level can directly affect plant reproductive success through resource availability…”
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Do dichogamy and herkogamy reduce sexual interference in a self-incompatible species by Dai, Can, Galloway, Laura F.

“…1. Dichogamy and herkogamy respectively represent the temporal and spatial separation of male and female reproductive functions. They are regarded as…”
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Spatiotemporal variation in deer browse and tolerance in a woodland herb by Prendeville, Holly R., Steven, Janet C., Galloway, Laura F.

“…Herbivory can shape the dynamics of plant populations, including effects on survival and reproduction, and is in turn affected by environmental factors that…”
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Male flowers are better fathers than hermaphroditic flowers in andromonoecious Passiflora incarnata by Dai, Can, Galloway, Laura F.

“…The diversity of plant breeding systems provides the opportunity to study a range of potential reproductive adaptations. Many mechanisms remain poorly…”
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Selfing ability and drift load evolve with range expansion by Koski, Matthew H., Layman, Nathan C., Prior, Carly J., Busch, Jeremiah W., Galloway, Laura F.

“…Colonization at expanding range edges often involves few founders, reducing effective population size. This process can promote the evolution of…”
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Population differentiation for plasticity to light in an annual herb: Adaptation and cost by Bell, Daniela L, Galloway, Laura F

“…Phenotypic plasticity allows plants to cope with environmental heterogeneity. Environmental variation among populations may select for differentiation in…”
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Support for Baker's law: Facultative self‐fertilization ability decreases pollen limitation in experimental colonization by Makowski, Hanna, Lamb, Keric, Galloway, Laura F.

“…Premise The ability to self‐fertilize is predicted to provide an advantage in colonization because a single individual can reproduce and establish a next…”
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Mating Frequency and Inclusive Fitness in Drosophila melanogaster by Priest, Nicholas K., Galloway, Laura F., Roach, Deborah A.

“…In many species, increased mating frequency reduces maternal survival and reproduction. In order to understand the evolution of mating frequency, we need to…”
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Phylogeography and paleoclimatic range dynamics explain variable outcomes to contact across a species' range by Lamb, Keric, Debban, Catherine L., Galloway, Laura F.

“…Replicability of divergence after contact is a poorly characterized process, particularly in the contexts of phylogeography and postglacial range dynamics…”
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Compensating for the corolla? Pollen exposure is not associated with pollen collecting hair length by Makowski, Hanna, Scott, Emily, Lamb, Keric, Galloway, Laura F

“…Secondary pollen-presentation, the relocation of pollen from the anthers to elsewhere on the flower, has evolved multiple times across many plant families…”
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Cross-generational fitness benefits of mating and male seminal fluid by Priest, Nicholas K, Roach, Deborah A, Galloway, Laura F

“…Drosophila melanogaster…”
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Linking pollinator efficiency to patterns of pollen limitation: small bees exploit the plant-pollinator mutualism by Koski, Matthew H, Ison, Jennifer L, Padilla, Ashley, Pham, Angela Q, Galloway, Laura F

“…Seemingly mutualistic relationships can be exploited, in some cases reducing fitness of the exploited species. In plants, the insufficient receipt of pollen…”
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