As tree species vary extensively in genome size, complexity, and resource development,
reduced representation methods have been increasingly employed for the generation of …

All nine five-needle white pine species (genus Pinus, subgenus Strobus, subsections
Strobus and Balfourianae) native to the US and Canada are highly susceptible to white pine …

Multispecies interbreeding networks, or syngameons, have been increasingly reported in
natural systems. However, the formation, structure, and maintenance of syngameons have …

Species delimitation is challenging in lineages that exhibit both high plasticity and
introgression. This challenge can be compounded by collection biases, which may …

Obtaining informative data is the ambition of any genomic project, but in nonmodel species
with very large genomes, pursuing such a goal requires surmounting a series of analytical …

High-elevation five-needle pines are foundational species and iconic components of
subalpine forests across western North America. Because they often grow at environmental …

The phylogeographic histories of plants in East Asia are complex and shaped by both past
large‐scale climatic oscillations and dramatic tectonic events. The impact of these historic …

A common pattern observed in temperate tree clades is that species are often
morphologically distinct and partially interfertile but maintain species cohesion despite …

Tree mortality rates have been increasing globally with mountainous regions experiencing
higher temperatures and impacts from the expansion and intensification of pests and …

Limber pine (Pinus flexilis) is a keystone species of high‐elevation forest ecosystems of
western North America, but some parts of the geographic range have high infection and …