The Anthropocene is characterized by increasingly intense and frequent stressors
precipitating significant change in natural systems that transcend levels of biological …

Many gene banks have adopted various genomic tools and have integrated them into their
routine genebank operations. In this chapter, we review the actual and potential applications …

Olearia pannosa is a plant species listed as vulnerable in Australia. Two subspecies are
currently recognised (O. pannosa subsp. pannosa (silver daisy) and O. pannosa subsp …

The creek sandpaper fig of southeastern Australia, Ficus coronata Spin, is culturally
significant to Australian traditional owners who made use of the leaves to smooth timber and …

The relationship between intra-specific and inter-specific patterns and processes over
evolutionary time is key to ecological investigations. We examine this relationship from a …

Extensive morphological diversity in the invasive L. camara species complex has resisted
clear taxonomic characterisation, yet molecular studies to date have revealed minimal …

An essential factor in assessing the success of woodland restorations is understanding
whether gene flow and connectivity between restored and remnant populations has been re …

Human domination of landscapes is a key driver of biodiversity loss, with the fingerprint of
climate change becoming increasingly pronounced. Frameworks and tools for identifying …

Conservation genetic management approaches, such as augmenting gene flow, have the
potential to improve the adaptive potential of populations, which is a primary goal in species …

Understanding spatial patterns of adaptive and neutral genetic variation in plant species is
essential for identifying conservation units and designing seed sourcing strategies for …