Gabriele Nocchi

This study analyzes genomic differentiation in British oaks, finding hybridization, niche differentiation, and faster growth in triploid trees.

This study uses genomic data from English oak trees to estimate heritability and identify genetic markers associated with resistance to acute oak decline and powdery mildew.

The paper compares genomic patterns of adaptation and introgression in two replicated hybrid zones of spruce, finding similar differentiation and directional introgression despite different environmental gradients.

This study identifies gene families involved in repeated global adaptation across 17 plant species, showing reduced pleiotropy and increased gene duplication compared to local adaptation.

The paper analyzes genomic structure and diversity of oak populations in British parklands, identifying species composition, hybridization, and population history using whole-genome sequencing.