Anna Bazzicalupo

This study examines selfing rates and self-incompatibility system stability in Suillus luteus across native and introduced ranges, finding no loss of the SI system or unisexual reproduction in introduced populations.

The paper estimates effective population size (Ne) in ectomycorrhizal fungi using genetic data and finds biases in Ne estimation due to clonality and population structure.

This study analyzes the population genetics of Suillus luteus, showing all introductions originated from Europe and showing genetic differentiation in introduced regions linked to forestry practices.

This study shows that increased sexual selection in yeast leads to rapid evolutionary changes in mating traits and sexual differentiation.

This study investigates cross-tolerance to metals in yeast by evolving lines to single metals and testing their tolerance to others, finding unpredictable patterns and genetic bases.

This study identifies genes and mechanisms underlying zinc tolerance in Suillus luteus through comparative transcriptomics.