Thomas Lesaffre

This paper models the joint evolution of sex allocation and selfing rate in flowering plants, showing their strong interdependence and potential for androdioecy.

This study shows condition-dependent selfing generates within-population variation in selfing rates and contributes to mating-system diversity.

This paper shows that sexual conflict in hermaphroditic plants drives the evolution of separate sexes and sexual dimorphism, but ecological factors can maintain hermaphroditism.