Aim Reproductive traits are important mediators of establishment and spread of introduced
species, both directly and through interactions with other life‐history traits and extrinsic …

Reproductive traits are crucial for the establishment and maintenance of populations in new
areas, and therefore for the invasion process. This work aimed to study the reproductive …

In this paper we apply a conservation genomics approach to make evidence-based
management recommendations for Acacia whibleyana, an endangered shrub endemic to …

It is essential to understand the patterns of pollen dispersal in remnant vegetation occupying
highly disturbed landscapes in order to provide sustainable management options and to …

Background and Aims Understanding patterns of pollen dispersal and variation in mating
systems provides insights into the evolutionary potential of plant species and how …

Pollination dynamics highly determines the genetic quality of seed orchard crops. However,
there is less research about the effect of mating patterns on seed productivity of orchard …

Key message We developed and validated a new set of polymorphic EST-SSR markers
across Larix species and evaluated genetic diversity in a clonal seed orchard of Larix …

Traditional morphological taxonomic classification is problematic in the Acacia saligna
(Labill.) HL Wendl. species complex. Reliable identification of entities within the species is …

Acacia cyclops, or Ngaamarur, is a common coastal shrub or small tree of the southwest of
Western Australia and South Australia used for restoration in these landscapes and …

Widespread plant species are expected to maintain genetic diversity and gene flow via
pollen and seed dispersal. Stature is a key life history trait that affects seed and potentially …