Gudrun Kadereit

This study uses phylogenomic data to analyze diversification patterns in Astragalus, revealing heterogeneous diversification rates and evidence for whole-genome duplication in a key lineage.

This study characterizes floral scent diversity in Cypripedium orchids, finds high chemical diversity with weak phylogenetic signal, and shows limited post-pollination effects on scent composition and gene expression in C. henryi.

This study investigates the genetic and functional basis of heteranthery in Arthrostemma ciliatum using transcriptomics and pollen analysis, identifying candidate genes and challenging the division of labour hypothesis.

This study reconstructs the evolutionary history of Australian Dysphania, finding that diversification was driven by ecological factors rather than polyploidy or geographic isolation.

The paper uses genome skimming to resolve the phylogeny of African Sesuvium species, finding a C3 species sister to a C4 clade with discordant gene trees.

This study constructs a robust backbone phylogeny for Astragalus using a custom target enrichment bait set, revealing insights into cytonuclear conflicts and potential reticulate evolution.

This study constructs a phylogenetic tree for Kalanchoe using ddRAD sequencing, revealing partial support for current subgeneric classifications and suggesting a Malagasy origin with dispersal events to Africa and Asia.

This study reconstructs the phylogeny of fleshy-fruited Sonerileae, revealing polyphyly and redefining Medinilla to include Pachycentria and Plethiandra.

This study uses phylogenomic data to reconstruct the evolutionary history of Cypripedium, revealing rapid radiation and hybridization events.

This study identifies C4-like and putative C4+CAM metabolism in Sesuvium sesuvioides through transcriptome analysis, revealing gene expression patterns and regulatory elements.