Plants inhabit stressful environments characterized by a variety of stressors, including mine
sites, mountains, deserts, and high latitudes. Populations from stressful and reference (non …

Invasive species have established populations around the world and, in the process,
characteristics of their realized environmental niches have changed. Because of their …

Simple Summary As the two major vectors of mosquito-borne pathogens, yellow fever
(Aedes aegypti) and Asian tiger (Ae. albopictus) mosquitos are greatly threatening human …

The rise of globalization has spread organisms beyond their natural range, allowing further
opportunity for species to adapt to novel environments and potentially become invaders. Yet …

Understanding how, and from where, invasive species were introduced is critical for
revealing the invasive mechanism, explaining the invasion success, and providing crucial …

Abstract Background and Aims Traditionally, local adaptation has been seen as the outcome
of a long evolutionary history, particularly with regard to sexual lineages. By contrast …

Highly plastic general‐purpose genotypes are a frequent occurrence among invasive plants.
Yet it remains uncertain to what extent genetic differentiation can co‐occur with such …

Premise Researchers often use ecological niche models to predict where species might
establish and persist under future or novel climate conditions. However, these predictive …

Plants exhibit contrasting flower morphologies depending on their reproductive strategy,
with autogamous species typically having smaller flowers than allogamous ones. Flower …

Researchers often use ecological niche models to predict where species might establish
and persist under future or novel climate conditions. However, these predictive methods …