Stacy A. Krueger‐Hadfield

This study quantifies clonal and sexual reproduction rates in Chondria tumulosa, finding high clonal rates and genetic drift, with implications for its spread and invasion potential.

This study examines the flexibility of symbiont communities in Exaiptasia diaphana across a latitudinal gradient, finding that symbiont associations are environmentally determined and not strictly genetically controlled.

This study examines reproductive mode variation in Gracilaria vermiculophylla populations across hard and soft bottom habitats, finding sexual reproduction in hard bottom sites and clonal reproduction in soft bottom sites.

The study examines how substrate type affects the phenology and phase dominance in Gracilaria vermiculophylla, showing tetrasporophytic dominance in soft substrates and seasonal reproductive patterns in hard substrates.

This study characterizes the U and V sex chromosomes in red algae, revealing their evolutionary origin and structural features, and highlights their role in sex determination.

This study examines the seasonal and inter-annual genetic structure of Batrachospermum gelatinosum, finding stable reproductive patterns despite seasonal shifts in gametophyte genotypes.

This study investigates the reproductive system of Avrainvillea lacerata in Hawai'i, finding it to be tetraploid with high clonal rates, suggesting vegetative spread contributes to its invasion.