Christopher D. Muir

The paper examines how guard cell size and initial conductance affect stomatal closure speed in wild tomato populations under environmental stress.

The study evaluates evolutionary responses to historic drought in scarlet monkeyflower populations across their range using a resurrection experiment and common gardens.

The paper shows that amphistomatous leaves provide greater CO2 assimilation under high light and save water compared to hypostomatous leaves, especially in open habitats.

This study examines how Mimulus cardinalis populations responded to a heatwave treatment, finding favorable performance but no adaptive evolution in response to extreme heat.

The paper investigates the genetic and evolutionary independence of stomatal traits on abaxial and adaxial leaf surfaces, finding mostly independent evolution of function.