C. M. Tribble

Conservation applications of niche modeling: native and naturalized ferns may compete for limited Hawaiian dryland habitat

The paper uses ecological niche modeling to assess competition between native and naturalized ferns in Hawaiian dryland habitats, finding significant overlap and conservation risks.

Macroevolutionary inference of complex modes of chromosomal speciation in a cosmopolitan plant lineage

The paper introduces a new model to analyze how dysploidy affects diversification in plants, finding two distinct modes of chromosomal evolution and speciation in Carex.

Commonly used Bayesian diversification-rate models produce biologically meaningful differences on empirical phylogenies

This paper compares five Bayesian methods for inferring diversification rate shifts on empirical phylogenies and finds they produce different results due to model differences.

The rapid radiation of Bomarea (Alstroemeriaceae: Liliales), driven by the rise of the Andes

This study investigates the diversification of Bomarea species in relation to Andean uplift, finding that speciation events correlate with mountain formation and climate changes during the Pleistocene.

Unearthing modes of climatic adaptation in underground storage organs across Liliales

The paper tests adaptive hypotheses about climatic adaptation in underground storage organs across Liliales, finding root tubers are associated with lower temperature seasonality.

RevGadgets: an R Package for visualizing Bayesian phylogenetic analyses from RevBayes

RevGadgets provides an R package for creating publication-quality figures from Bayesian phylogenetic analyses in RevBayes and other software.

Comparative transcriptomics of a monocotyledonous geophyte reveals shared molecular mechanisms of underground storage organ formation.

This study uses transcriptomics to compare molecular mechanisms of tuberous root formation in Bomarea multiflora with other underground storage organs across plant lineages, identifying shared genes and pathways.