Mario Vallejo‐Marín

The paper tests how drought responses in Mimulus guttatus vary across its range, finding that climate and life history traits, not stomatal regulation, predict survival under drought.

The paper quantifies the metabolic cost of floral buzzing in bumblebees and shows it is energetically significant, comparable to flight take-off.

The paper analyzes floral and reproductive traits across 361 flowering plant species to show that dioecy is linked to floral traits, while correlations with lifespan and dispersal are spurious.

The paper surveys the phylogenetic distribution of poricidal flowers across angiosperms, finding widespread convergent evolution and context-dependent effects on diversification.

This study compares pollen fates in two buzz-pollinated Solanum species with different floral morphology, finding similar pollen transfer efficiency but differing pollen loss patterns.

This study examines whether two Queen of Sheba orchids mimic specific tinsel lilies or engage in generalized food deception, finding partial mimicry and mixed effects on reproductive success.

This study investigates genomic imprinting and epigenetic changes in hybrids of Mimulus guttatus and M. luteus, revealing altered methylation and expression patterns that contribute to endosperm-based hybrid incompatibilities.

The paper examines subgenome dominance in polyploids, showing rapid expression dominance and methylation changes across generations in hybrids and allopolyploids.