G. A. Silva Arias

The paper examines NLR presence-absence variation in Solanum chilense populations, finding it shaped by demographic history rather than selection or environmental factors.

This study identifies CNVs in wild tomato Solanum chilense linked to ecological adaptation, showing gene loss and gain associated with stress response and climate variables.

The paper studies the evolution of two gene networks in Solanum chilense under drought stress, finding that the metabolic network is younger and under recent selection, while the cell-cycle network is ancient and conserved.

The paper identifies selective sweeps in Solanum chilense populations linked to adaptation to different altitudes and climates.