RICHARD M. K. SAUNDERS

This study uses molecular phylogenies and biogeographical models to show that bird-dispersed fruits with narrow shapes and specific colors in Meiogyne are linked to increased macroevolutionary dispersal.

The paper describes a tripartite pollination system in Meiogyne hainanensis where fungal-infected flowers serve as brood sites for beetle pollinators.

This study examines the pollination biology, floral color, and scent chemistry of Annonaceae species to understand their visual and olfactory communication strategies for attracting pollinators.

This study identifies a novel floral mimicry system where flowers resemble aerial litter, using a monoterpene synthase to attract pollinators.