Christina L. Richards

The paper explores whether quantum entanglement, measured via von Neumann Entropy, influences TP53 mutation patterns, finding elevated entropy at known mutational hotspots but cautioning about limited validation.

This study investigates the factors limiting the northward spread of invasive knotweed through a transplant experiment, finding that low temperatures reduce below-ground biomass and hinder expansion.

This study uses herbarium records to analyze long-term changes in stomatal and leaf traits of invasive knotweeds over 160 years, finding shifts in stomatal size and shape linked to CO2 levels and climate.

This study examines phenotypic plasticity and population differentiation in Japanese knotweed across Europe using a common garden experiment, finding high plasticity but little local adaptation.

This study uses herbarium genomics to trace the origin and global spread of Japanese knotweed, revealing genetic patterns and hybridization events across its native and introduced ranges.

The paper examines genetic differentiation in herbivore resistance traits among native and introduced populations of Japanese knotweed across different regions.

The paper examines phenotypic variation in Reynoutria japonica across native and introduced ranges, finding higher clonality and plasticity in introduced populations compared to native Chinese populations.

The paper examines DNA methylation inheritance in Rhizophora mangle, finding high epigenetic diversity and significant maternal transmission of epigenetic variation.