Sylvie A. Martin-Eberhardt

The paper investigates axillary swellings in Erythranthe angulosa and finds no evidence they function as extrafloral nectaries, but identifies morphological variation in the species.

The paper tests if fenestrations in three carnivorous pitcher plant species serve a convergent function by manipulating light to increase prey capture, but finds no significant effect in two species.

The paper investigates red pigmentation in extrafloral nectaries across 625 species, finding cold wet regions and deserts as hotspots and suggesting a fungal defense role for red pigments.

The paper shows that nonlinear tolerance to herbivory explains the herbivory paradox by demonstrating that plants tolerate low damage but suffer disproportionately from severe, infrequent damage.