K. J. F. Verhoeven

The paper examines epigenetic variation in Lombardy poplar along climatic gradients, finding that DNA methylation correlates with climate and persists through clonal reproduction.

The paper investigates phenotypic variation in Lombardy poplar ramets, finding that microenvironmental factors in a common garden have a stronger impact than the environmental conditions of their origin.

This study examines how rearing environments affect DNA methylation patterns in house wren offspring and links these changes to physiological phenotypes like glucocorticoid levels.

This study isolates and characterizes small soil bacteria, showing they can interact with other soil bacteria to alter gene expression and metabolism, suggesting they contribute to soil microbial symbiosis.

The paper reviews epigenetic contributions to plant ecology and proposes integrating model-species research with non-model species studies to better understand ecological processes.