Coastal oceans are particularly affected by rapid and extreme environmental changes with
dramatic consequences for the entire ecosystem. Seagrasses are key ecosystem …

Local adaptation is a fundamental phenomenon in evolutionary biology, with relevance to
formation of ecotypes, and ultimately new species, and application to restoration and …

Resource‐use strategies are hypothesized to evolve along climatic gradients. However, our
understanding of the environmental factors driving divergent evolution of resource‐use …

Common garden experiments are indoor or outdoor plantings of species or populations
collected from multiple distinct geographic locations, grown together under shared …

Exotic annual grasses dominate millions of hectares and increase fire frequency in the
sagebrush ecosystem of North America. This devastating invasion is so costly and …

Mediterranean ecosystems are biodiversity hotspots located between temperate mesic
climates and semi‐deserts and deserts. Mediterranean climates are characterized by a …

Contrasts of differences within plant species and ecotypes are often best examined in
ecology, evolution and genetics through provenance and biogeographical comparisons …

Abstract The Seedlot Selection Tool and Climate‐Smart Restoration Tool are web‐based
tools designed to match seedlots with planting sites assuming that seedlots are adapted to …

The genetic diversity of germplasm used in reintroduction and restoration efforts can
influence how resulting populations establish, reproduce, and evolve over time, particularly …

Seed production areas (SPAs) are critical infrastructure for ecological restoration,
particularly in fragmented landscapes where wildland seed crops are unavailable or …