Paul D. Rymer

The paper examines genomic variation across nine co-occurring plant species in an Australian mountain range, finding shared spatial patterns but differing associations with geographic and environmental factors.

This study shows passive irrigation improves water availability and reduces heat stress in urban Lophostemon confertus trees, enhancing their survival during hot, dry periods.

The paper examines how environmental pressures shape genomic variation in co-occurring plant species, finding both shared and unique genotype-environment associations across species.

This study examines how climate change affects seed germination potential across different plant functional types and landscapes, finding that woody species and warmer, drier areas are most vulnerable.

This study examines how filtering genotype-by-sequencing data affects genotype-environment association results and provides recommendations for optimal filtering practices.

This study examines how spatial, environmental, and ploidy factors influence genomic diversity and resilience in the grass species Themeda triandra.