Travis G. Britton

This study examines how hydraulic, stomatal, and anatomical traits in Themeda triandra relate to climate-of-origin, revealing two distinct drought strategies in different climatic conditions.

The paper examines genomic adaptation to aridity in Eucalyptus, finding non-convergent genetic routes despite shared linked selection mechanisms.

This study examines trait-climate relationships in kangaroo grass (Themeda triandra) grown under controlled thermal regimes, finding phenotypic flexibility and strong correlations between flowering time and climate-of-origin.

The paper identifies conserved trait strategies in Eucalyptus trees that enable aridity tolerance through phylogenetic analysis and trait-environment relationships.