Geographic range limits of species are often a reflection of their ecological niche limits. In
many organisms, important niche limits that coincide with distribution limits are warm and …

Populations often vary in their evolutionary responses to a shared environmental
perturbation. A key hurdle in building more predictive models of rapid evolution is …

Introgression is pervasive across the tree of life but varies across taxa, geography, and
genomic regions. However, the factors modulating this variation and how they may be …

The escalating impact of heat stress on agriculture due to climate change has necessitated
the development of heat-tolerant crop varieties. To address this, a study was carried out at …

Accurately predicting responses to selection is a major goal in biology and important for
successful crop breeding in changing environments. However, evolutionary responses to …

Premise Seed germination involves risk; post‐germination conditions might not allow
survival and reproduction. Variable, stressful environments favor seeds with germination that …

Global climate change poses significant challenges to agriculture, accelerating the risk of
drought. Identifying sources of tolerance or avoidance to the stress associated with drought …

Premise The study of phenotypic divergence of, and selection on, functional traits in closely
related taxa provides the opportunity to detect the role of natural selection in driving …

Introgression is pervasive across the tree of life, varying across taxa, geography, and
genomes. However, we are only beginning to understand the factors that modulate this …

This study investigates the factors influencing the geographic distribution and adaptive
potential of Arabidopsis lyrata subsp. lyrata, a plant species with a restricted distribution in …