Can heterosis and inbreeding depression explain the maintenance of outcrossing in a cleistogamous perennial?
TY Soto, JD Rojas‐Gutierrez… - American Journal of …, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
Premise What maintains mixed mating is an evolutionary enigma. Cleistogamy—the
production of both potentially outcrossing chasmogamous and obligately selfing …
production of both potentially outcrossing chasmogamous and obligately selfing …
Relative Energetic Economy of Cleistogamous Selfing in Three Populations of the Perennial Ruellia humilis
TY Soto, NA Ryan, CG Oakley - International Journal of …, 2024 - journals.uchicago.edu
Premise of research. The maintenance of mixed selfing and outcrossing is an enduring
mystery in evolutionary biology. Cleistogamy, in which individuals produce both potentially …
mystery in evolutionary biology. Cleistogamy, in which individuals produce both potentially …
Dine and dash: how trophic ecology and migration shape functional locomotory traits in clupeiform fishes
Understanding how interactions between multiple selective forces influence traits at the
macroevolutionary scale is key to understanding adaptive landscapes. Diadromy, an …
macroevolutionary scale is key to understanding adaptive landscapes. Diadromy, an …
What determines the evolutionary trajectories of wild plant species? Approaches to the study of quantitative fitness‐related traits
Wild plant species provide excellent examples of qualitative traits that evolve in response to
environmental challenges (eg, flower color, heavy metal tolerance, cyanogenesis, and male …
environmental challenges (eg, flower color, heavy metal tolerance, cyanogenesis, and male …
Inbreeding depression, heterosis, and outbreeding depression in the cleistogamous perennial Ruellia humilis
TY Soto, JD Rojas-Gutierrez, CG Oakley - bioRxiv, 2023 - biorxiv.org
What maintains mixed mating is an evolutionary enigma. Cleistogamy, the production of
both potentially outcrossing chasmogamous, and obligately selfing cleistogamous flowers …
both potentially outcrossing chasmogamous, and obligately selfing cleistogamous flowers …