Nuestra investigación sobre el movimiento de los estambres en Erysimum incanum, publicada en la revista The American Naturalist, está teniendo gran repercusión en los medios. De hecho está clasificado como en el 5% superior de todas las investigaciones analizadas por Altmetric.
Abdelaziz M, Bakkali M, Gómez JM, Olivieri E, Perfectti F.
Anther rubbing, a new mechanism that actively promotes selfing in plants.
The American Naturalist 193: 140 – 147
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Comparative assessment shows the reliability of chloroplast genome assembly using RNA-seq
Is it possible obtain the sequence of a chloroplast genome from a RNA-Seq? Yes, it is. In this paper, we use a software pipeline to produce quality chloroplast genomes from RNA and compare it with genomic DNA-derived cp genomes. Read more
Anther rubbing – a new mechanism that actively promotes selfing in plants
Our paper on anther rubbing is now in press in The American Naturalist. It is expected to appear in the January 2019 issue. In this paper we describe a novel mechanism promoting self-fertilization in the Brassicaceae species Erysimum incanum. Read more
Plant growth facilities
In this page, we show the current plant growth facilities for EVOFLOR members Read more
New paper published: Kin discrimination allows plants to modify investment towards pollinator attraction
Two Evoflor’s members (José María Gómez and Rubén Torices) in collaboration with John Pannell from University of Lausanne have recently published a paper in Nature Communications showing that the self-incompatible monocarpic Moricandia moricandioides can adjust its flowering behaviour to the surrounding intraspecific social environment. Read more
Cristina Armas
Cristina Armas, PhD, is a Ramón y Cajal researcher at the Department of Evolutionary and Functional Ecology in the Experimental Station of Arid Zones (CSIC). Read more
5th Evoflor meeting
We have gathered in Granada for the 5th evoflor meeting to talk about present and future projects.
Starting the new field campaign
We have started a new field campaign visiting a Moricandia foetida population in the Desert of Tabernas (Almería). This campaign will develop part of the project Hidden extinctions: Losing plant diversity in Iberian arid zones as a consequence of the anthropic-mediated expansion of weedss.
2018 Morocco sampling trip
This time we went south, to the Antiatlas Mountains in search for Moricandia and Erysimum.
Protocol: plant DNA extraction
Protocolo de extracción de ADN vegetal con el Genelute Plant Genomic DNA Miniprep kit de Sigma-Aldrich (Ref. G2N70).