The relative importance of introgression for diversification has long been a highly disputed
topic in speciation research and remains an open question despite the great attention it has …

The extent to which species can balance out the loss of suitable habitats due to climate
warming by shifting their ranges is an area of controversy. Here, we assess whether highly …

Systematics reconstructs tempo and mode in biological evolution by resolving the
phylogenetic fabric of biodiversity. The staggering duration and complexity of evolution …

Sphagnum mosses are considered peatland engineers because of their ability to create
conditions inducing carbon accumulation. Here, we report on a review of the effects of four …

Inspired by counterintuitive water “swelling” ability of the hydrophobic moss of the genus
Sphagnum (Peat moss), we prepared a hydrophobic pseudo-hydrogel (HPH), composed of …

Abstract Background and Aims New plant species can evolve through the reinforcement of
reproductive isolation via local adaptation along habitat gradients. Peat mosses …

Recent studies show that soil eukaryotic diversity is immense and dominated by micro‐
organisms. However, it is unclear to what extent the processes that shape the distribution of …

In this contribution, we report the palynology, organic petrography and carbon isotopes for
the# 16 Seam in the Lower Cretaceous Yimin Formation of the Hailar Basin, Inner Mongolia …

Biogeographic patterns of globally widespread species are expected to reflect regional
structure, as well as connectivity caused by occasional long-distance dispersal. We …

Premise Shared geographical patterns of population genetic variation among related
species is a powerful means to identify the historical events that drive diversification. The …