Identifying population genetic structure is important for the development of species-specific
management plans. Investigating the population genetics of cryptic species is even more …

Communities of free-floating aquatic plants dominated by Lemnaceae (duckweeds) are
common in ponds and wetlands globally with important ecological functions. In addition to …

Duckweeds, including the common duckweed Lemna minor, are increasingly used to test
eco‐evolutionary theories. Yet, despite its popularity and near‐global distribution, the …

Duckweeds (Lemnaceae) are increasingly studied for their potential for phytoremediation of
heavy‐metal polluted water bodies. A prerequisite for metal removal, however, is the …

Rapid evolution in colonizing populations can alter our ability to predict future range
expansions. Recent studies suggest that how evolution influences the predictability of range …

The Lansing effect is a specific type of parental age effect whereby older parents have
shorter-lived offspring than younger parents. The phenomenon is important because it …

Climate change is driving species ranges both polewards and upslope in elevation. These
shifts may differ in rate or magnitude among species, leading to novel community formations …

Understanding the evolution of species distributions is a fundamental goal of evolutionary
ecology. With global change comes new challenges in predicting the movement of species …

Communities of organisms that experience a change in environmental conditions must
modify their phenotypes in order to persist. The matching of phenotypes to the environment …

Con el fin de determinar la diversidad de macrófitas en el lago Yahuarcocha a través de la
técnica de ADN ambiental (eDNA), se generó una base de datos de dos especies objetivo …