Edwige Moyroud

The paper develops a computational model to study petal pattern evolution, finding that boundary cell types emerge spontaneously during bullseye pattern formation.

This study identifies genetic mutations in the BERRY1 locus causing bullseye pattern reduction in Trionum Complex flowers and links this to pollinator behavior and speciation.

CAnDI identifies conflicts in homologous gene trees to better understand convergent trait evolution, showing genomic evidence for shared molecular bases in carnivorous plant traps.

This study identifies mechanisms controlling petal pattern proportions in Hibiscus trionum, showing how pre-patterned boundaries influence pollinator attraction through variations in bullseye size.