Estelle Barbot

Brassica rapa pollen tube length after growing through recipient pistil tissue is donor-by-recipient specific, predicts siring success under competition, and matters more in longer-styled recipients.

The paper provides the first empirical test of cryptic female choice in an angiosperm, showing that pistil traits influence paternal fertilization success based on pollen donor traits.

This study examines how environmental factors influence genetic structure and gene flow in red campion across different habitats, finding resilient genetic connectivity despite human-altered landscapes.

This study quantifies sexual selection in Brassica rapa by integrating pollinator monitoring and genetic paternity analysis, showing pollinator abundance affects pre- and post-pollination selection.

The paper investigates how floral display size affects paternal diversity in Silene dioica and finds no significant effect on within-fruit paternal diversity or sire profile similarity.