James B. Pease

The paper investigates gene flow and species boundaries in Andean Prunus, finding extensive ancient introgression and recent admixture despite Miocene divergence.

This study identifies RALF signaling as a regulator of thermotolerant pollen tube growth in tomato, showing that RALF peptides repress germination at normal temperatures but are antagonized by heat stress.

This study models the evolutionary history of over 1100 myosin heavy-chain proteins across vertebrates, revealing repeated gene duplication-loss turnover and independent evolution of core myosin subfamilies in each major vertebrate group.

This study uses simulations to show that plant longevity and overlapping generations explain phylogenetic patterns, with somatic mutations potentially exacerbating these effects.

This study identifies how enhanced pollen tube growth under high temperature contributes to thermotolerant fruit production in tomato by analyzing transcriptomic responses and key molecular mechanisms.

Flavonols reduce heat-induced ROS and modulate transcriptome changes to improve thermotolerance in tomato pollen.