F. P. Schiestl

This study identifies genes associated with mating system shifts and selfing syndrome evolution in Brassica rapa under hoverfly pollination, revealing polygenic changes in floral morphology.

This study identifies genetic variants in Brassica incana associated with pollinator interactions and abiotic factors using genome-environmental association analysis and selection scans.

This study shows that plant phenotypic plasticity influences pollinator-mediated selection, with stronger selection on certain traits under specific environmental conditions.

This study examines genomic changes in Brassica rapa under bumblebee pollination over nine generations, finding rapid allele frequency shifts and genomic differentiation linked to adaptive phenotypic evolution.

The paper predicts evolutionary changes in floral traits of Brassica rapa under artificial and pollinator selection using a G-matrix, showing predictable responses and genetic covariance effects.