B. K. Ehlers

The paper introduces a Bayesian method to calculate local Hill diversity indices by updating relative abundances using prior distributions from similar habitats, applied to Danish Nardus grasslands.

The paper investigates how genotype-specific traits, abiotic stress, and neighbor identity influence intraspecific interactions in Medicago truncatula, finding that non-kin neighbors promote growth more than kin under low stress.

The paper investigates how chemical polymorphism is maintained in wild thyme despite high gene flow, showing that ecotype identity is tightly genetically determined, while chemotype identity involves more loci and greater genotypic redundancy.

The paper tests how genetic variation and kinship influence intraspecific competition in Medicago minima, finding both competitive ability and kin avoidance affect plant growth.