Katherine G. Maunder

Measuring the strength of selection and pollen limitation on flower colour along an urban rural cline in Hesperis matronalis

The paper investigates whether urban-rural differences in selection or pollen limitation explain a flower colour cline in Hesperis matronalis, finding no significant effects.

Selection shapes the evolution of genome size in a globally invasive plant

The paper examines genome size and transposable element abundance in invasive common ragweed across native and invasive ranges, finding range-specific selection and environmental correlations.

Random and non-random variation in flower color along an urban-rural gradient in the introduced mustard Hesperis matronalis

The paper examines flower color variation in Hesperis matronalis along an urban-rural gradient, finding increased diversity in urban areas and systematic shifts in morph frequencies linked to predation and historical fitness differences.