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The Toxicology Investigators Consortium 2022 Annual ReportNARA Subscribed
Climate shapes community flowering periods across biomesNARA Subscribed
Aim Climate shapes the composition and function of plant communities globally, but it remains unclear how this influence extends to floral traits. Flowering phenology, or the time period in which a species flowers, has well‐studied relationships with climatic signals at the species level but has rarely been explored at a cross‐community and continental scale. Here, we characterise the distribution of flowering periods (months...
Workers' sons rescue genetic diversity at the sex locus in an invasive honey bee populationNARA Subscribed
The hallmark of eusociality is the division of labour between reproductive (queen) and nonreproductive (worker) females. Yet in many eusocial insects, workers retain the ability to produce haploid male offspring from unfertilized eggs. The reproductive potential of workers has well‐documented consequences for the structure and function of insect colonies, but its implications at the population level are less often considered....
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