Patrice David

Brassica rapa pollen tube length after growing through recipient pistil tissue is donor-by-recipient specific, predicts siring success under competition, and matters more in longer-styled recipients.

This study shows that shell shape differences in Pectinidens diaphanus snails are heritable and linked to habitat type across southern Patagonia.

This study shows inbreeding depression persists even without genetic variation, suggesting epigenetic factors may contribute to its persistence.

The paper investigates male-fertility restoration in Physa acuta snails, finding that genetic determinism varies between naive and non-naive populations.

The paper examines temperature-dependent effects of cytoplasmic male sterility on fitness, growth, and metabolism in Physa acuta mitotypes, showing CMS benefits females without restorers but costs them with restorers.

The paper studies competitive interactions between invasive and native snail species, finding that rapid life-history evolution in the native species leads to increased specialization and reduced tolerance to the invader.