Tia‐Lynn Ashman

This study examines how sublethal herbicide drift affects fitness of weed species across different agro-ecological contexts, finding context-dependent tolerance and links to developmental traits.

The paper examines how polyploidy affects plant-pollinator community structure by analyzing network metrics and mediating factors.

This study examines how dicamba herbicide drift affects plant-pollinator interactions in weeds, finding reduced pollinator visits and disrupted relationships between flower displays and pollinator behavior.

This study shows that bumble bees learn to handle different flower types more quickly, improving pollen collection but not affecting pollen deposition on flowers.

This study resolves the origin of octoploid strawberries by identifying hybridization events between specific diploid species as the source of subgenomes A and B.