Jennifer K. Rowntree

This study uses genome-wide data to investigate the colonization history and genetic structure of the invasive plant Cotula coronopifolia, revealing multiple lineages, high selfing rates, and the role of dispersal in its spread.

The paper uses genomic, cytometric, and morphometric data to clarify taxonomic relationships in the Juncus bufonius complex, finding that polyploids and diploids are distinct taxa, and morphometric characters are not reliable for species delimitation.

This study identifies large structural variants as drivers of parallel adaptation in Trifolium repens during global invasion.

This study develops 20 novel microsatellite primer sets for Avicennia germinans to enable cost-effective population analyses through multiplex PCR.

This study assesses the genetic diversity and population structure of Vaccinium floribundum in Ecuadorian highlands using SSR markers, revealing distinct genetic clusters and elevation-related differentiation.