Adrian C. Newton

TL;DR: This article represents some current thinking and objectives in the use of molecular markers to abiotic stress tolerance of barley as an important crop species, as well as a model for genetic and physiological studies.

TL;DR: SDMs have a great potential to support biodiversity conservation in the tropics, by supporting the development of conservation strategies and plans, identifying knowledge gaps, and providing a tool to examine the potential impacts of environmental change, but for this potential to be fully realized, problems of data quality and availability need to be overcome.

TL;DR: One of the most wide-ranging surveys of molecular variation within a tropical tree species to date offers practical information for the future conservation of mahogany and highlights some factors that may have influenced the partitioning of genetic diversity in this species across Mesoamerica.

TL;DR: An analysis of woodland patches across a southern English county in which 70 years of change in the composition of vascular plant communities is quantified is presented, providing the first direct evidence of taxonomic homogenization in the UK.

TL;DR: Assessment of genetic variation using DNA markers within and between populations of Fitzroya cupressoides indicated that there is a significant degree of variation within each population, and did not provide evidence for genetic ‘bottleneck’ effects within the species.