Rapid adaptive evolution can increase the competitive ability of invasive species in their non-native ranges. However, whether this increase is a general response and what drives it remain uncertain because the evidence is largely based on studies with limited sampling, inadequate consideration of population co-ancestr...
Dávid U. Nagy, R. Callaway, S. Flory et al.· Nature Communications· 0 citations
Warming temperatures exert widespread, multi-axis effects on the morphology, availability, timing, and nutritional quality of both flowers and fleshy fruits, and are likely to propagate cascading disruptions throughout plant–pollinator and plant–frugivore interaction networks under continued climate change.
Omer Nevo, Evangelia Linda Chronopoulou, Anna E. Azeroth et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
Clear genomic differentiation among regions and populations is suggested, as well as an uneven spatial distribution of adaptive alleles associated with drought and heat stress, together suggesting different degrees of local adaptation to climate across the landscape.
Francisco J. Velásquez-Puentes, W. Durka, Colin E. Hughes et al.· Evolutionary Applications· 1 citation
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