Pamela Sue Soltis

Regional trait-threat interactions determine extinction risk in plants

Zoe Dennehy-Carr, Raphael LaFrance, Douglas E Soltis, Pamela Sue Soltis et autres

Abstract Global plant biodiversity and associated ecosystem services are being severely threatened by human activities and land-use change. This has led to an immense effort to assess the extinction risk of individual species and associated drivers to inform conservation actions and priorities. …

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Plant species extinction and opportunities for de-extinction

Douglas E Soltis, Shengchen Shan, Gregory W. Stull, Pamela Sue Soltis

Extinction has received considerable attention in animals, particularly charismatic vertebrates. Plants, like animals, face alarming extinction risks with many of the same underlying causes including habitat loss, climate change, disease, invasive species, and over harvesting. However, habitat modifications by humans might make …

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From Knowledge to Action: Next Steps for the Natural Science Collections Community

Elizabeth R. Ellwood, Gil Nelson, Breda M. Zimkus, John M. Bates et autres

Following decades of increasing collaboration and organization, the United States natural science collections community is uniting around the creation of a national center supporting biological collections. Community consultations identified eight major themes that a center could encompass to manage, unify, and strategically …

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Origins of Diversity in the Eastern Gulf Coastal Plain of North America: High Endemism Within a Biodiversity Hotspot

Elizabeth White, Pamela Sue Soltis, Douglas E. Soltis

The Eastern Gulf Coastal Plain (EGCP) is a small region within the North American Coastal Plain (NACP), a recognised biodiversity hotspot. The EGCP has been described as 'one of the most important hotspots of speciation and endemism' in the United States, yet …

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‘Dispersification’ of Agalinis (Orobanchaceae) Into South America Is Associated With Hummingbird Pollination and Perennial Life‐History Shifts

Pedro Henrique Pezzi, Pamela Sue Soltis, Douglas E. Soltis, Maribeth Latvis

ABSTRACT Aim Several mechanisms contribute to the plant biodiversity of the Neotropics, with the highlands of South America serving as important hotspots of diversity. In particular, the Brazilian highlands exhibit high biodiversity due to complex diversification dynamics and a mixture of contributions …

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A haplotype-resolved, chromosome-scale genome assembly and annotation for Carya glabra (pignut hickory; Juglandaceae)

Shengchen Shan, Edgardo M. Ortiz, Baylee Klein, Arthur Oganisyan et autres

Abstract Carya glabra (2 n = 4 x = 64), also known as pignut hickory, is a widely distributed species in the walnut family (Juglandaceae). Native to the central and eastern United States and southeastern Canada, C. glabra plays an important ecological …

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Data from: 'Dispersification' of Agalinis (Orobanchaceae) into South America is associated with hummingbird pollination and perennial life history shifts.

Pedro Henrique Pezzi, Pamela Sue Soltis, Soltis Douglas, Maribeth Latvis

Aim: Several mechanisms contribute to the plant biodiversity of the Neotropics, with the highlands of South America serving as important hotspots of diversity. In particular, the Brazilian highlands exhibit high biodiversity due to complex diversification dynamics and a mixture of contributions from …

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Data from: 'Dispersification' of Agalinis (Orobanchaceae) into South America is associated with hummingbird pollination and perennial life history shifts.

Pedro Henrique Pezzi, Pamela Sue Soltis, Soltis Douglas, Maribeth Latvis

Aim: Several mechanisms contribute to the plant biodiversity of the Neotropics, with the highlands of South America serving as important hotspots of diversity. In particular, the Brazilian highlands exhibit high biodiversity due to complex diversification dynamics and a mixture of contributions from …

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Using Natural History Collection Data in Your CURE: BLUE BIOME 2020

Anna Monfils, Debra Linton, Rachael Snodgrass, Katie Pearson et autres

This is the report for the BLUE working group from the Biome Institute 2020. It reflects our group's efforts and products related to CUREs and Natural History Collection Digital Data.

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Additional file 1: Table S1. of Comparative transcriptomic analysis of the evolution and development of flower size in Saltugilia (Polemoniaceae)

Jacob Landis, Douglas Soltis, Pamela Sue Soltis

Phylogenetic information for each taxon, including number of nuclear and plastid genes, total bp for each data set, and SRA accession number. Voucher information denoted below (*) is from representatives of the geographic region sampled. (DOCX 104 kb)

Additional file 1: Table S1. of Comparative transcriptomic analysis of the evolution and development of flower size in Saltugilia (Polemoniaceae)

Jacob Landis, Douglas Soltis, Pamela Sue Soltis

Phylogenetic information for each taxon, including number of nuclear and plastid genes, total bp for each data set, and SRA accession number. Voucher information denoted below (*) is from representatives of the geographic region sampled. (DOCX 104 kb)

Raw Reads

Paul G. Wolf, Joshua P. Der, Fay‐Wei Li, Carl J. Rothfels et autres

Original (unprocessed) paired-end Illumina Reads for genomic data from six fern species, compressed using gzip.