Glucosinolates, a class of secondary metabolites, mainly found in Brassicaceae, are affected
by the changing environment. This review is focusing on the physiological significance of …

Release from enemies can lead to rapid evolution in invasive plants, including reduced
metabolic investment in defence. Conversely, reassociation with enemies leads to renewed …

Widely distributed species, such as the perennial plant Arabidopsis lyrata, face a range of
environmental conditions across space, creating selective pressures for local evolutionary …

Whole-genome duplication is a common macromutation with extensive impacts on gene
expression, cellular function, and whole-organism phenotype. As a result, it has been …

Temperature and nutrition are among the most important environmental factors affecting
ectotherm growth. As temperature and host‐plant quality often co‐vary in nature, the …

Dioecious woody species often exhibit male-biased sex ratios under drought habitat, which
may result in vulnerability in drying soils. However, whether biased sex ratios are associated …

Plants play a central role in the chemical ecology of most insect parasitoids. Parasitoid
chemical‐based communication has been well studied, particularly in terms of the use of …

Genetic variation gives plants the potential to adapt to stressful environments that often exist
beyond their geographic range limits. However, various genetic, physiological or …

Rapid environmental change can decouple previously reliable cues from important
resources, causing specialized recognition systems to result in maladaptive behaviors. For …

Premise Industrialization and human activities have elevated temperatures and caused
novel precipitation patterns, altering soil moisture and nutrient availability. Predicting …