B. Reatini

The paper investigates factors driving higher self-fertilization rates in plant colonies and finds that a filter effect, not evolution or plasticity, primarily drives colony establishment.

This study shows invasive Psidium guajava is causing local exclusion and regional decline of the endemic Psidium galapageium in the Galapagos, with management prioritization based on guava cover.

This study models hybridization between divergent populations to show how genetic architecture affects colonization timing and adaptation mode through parental genotype recovery or novel hybrid genotype generation.