Katharine L. Khoury

This study examines how bird and bee pollinators influence selection on flower color in Cyrtanthus obliquus, showing that secondary pollinators contribute to shaping complex color signals.

This study shows that Gladiolus carneus ecotypes are locally adapted to soil nutrient extremes in the Cape Floristic Region through reciprocal translocations and common garden experiments.

The paper tests if ecological niche differentiation leads to premating reproductive isolation in Gladiolus carneus varieties, finding strong ecogeographic and phenological isolation contributes to near complete reproductive isolation.