Jeanne Tonnabel

This study shows that adaptation to complex environments with multiple stressors leads to lower fitness gains and higher fitness reductions under benign conditions compared to single stressors.

The paper develops an energy balance model to predict primate-induced fruit loss in tropical agroforests by estimating energy requirements and food intake of primates.

Brassica rapa pollen tube length after growing through recipient pistil tissue is donor-by-recipient specific, predicts siring success under competition, and matters more in longer-styled recipients.

The paper provides the first empirical test of cryptic female choice in an angiosperm, showing that pistil traits influence paternal fertilization success based on pollen donor traits.

This study quantifies sexual selection in Brassica rapa by integrating pollinator monitoring and genetic paternity analysis, showing pollinator abundance affects pre- and post-pollination selection.