Brandie Quarles-Chidyagwai

This study uses hyperspectral data and network analysis to show how plant populations adapt to climate change through coordinated trait networks rather than isolated traits.

This study examines adaptational lag in high elevation populations of a wildflower, finding that survival and reproduction vary with life stage and climatic distance from the site of origin.

This study shows that seed dormancy increases population persistence in permissive environments but not in stressful ones in Arabidopsis thaliana.

This study observes rapid genetic adaptation and population dynamics in Arabidopsis thaliana across diverse climates over 5 years, showing predictable adaptation trends linked to survival and extinction risks.