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2019
Conference paper (published)
Wild bananas detect forest gaps.
Banana crop wild relatives (CWR) grow in tropical to sub-tropical Asia and Pacific forest. They take advantage of forest disturbances to form patches in the forest or on the edges of cleared land. We investigate the mechanism by which seeds from banana CWRs are able to detect gaps and germinate...Kallow, Simon ; Davies, Rachael ; Janssens, Steven B. ; Vandelook, Filip ; Panis, Bart …
Pacific, Forest gaps, Bananas, Crop wild relatives, Seed germination, Musa, and Asia
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2019
Poster (unpublished)
Environmental Shifts of Crops: A Global Niche Comparison of Domesticated Plants and Their Wild Relatives.
Phillips, C. ; Rieseberg, L. ; Warschefsky, E. ; Mehrabi, Z. ; Ondo, I. …
Environmental shifts, Domesticated plants, Crop wild relatives, Crop plants, and Geographical distribution
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2019
Poster (unpublished)
Evaluating the Sustainability of Forest Use: A Case Study from Dashtijum Nature Reserve, Tajikistan.