Ecological and Evolutionary Genetics of Plants

Andrew Lowe | Ed Biffin | Hugh Cross | Mike Gardner | Kym Ottewell | Peter Prentis | Martin Breed | Craig Costion | Eleanor Dormontt | Patricia Fuentes-Cross | Gunnar Keppel | Fran MacGillivray | Jolene Scoble

Our researchers use the latest genetic techniques to investigate ecological and evolutionary questions helping inform pressing conservation issues. This is facilitated through our integration with the South Australian Department of Environment and Heritage, the State Herbarium and Bioknowledge.

	Landscape, Conservation and Restoration Genetics		Biogeography and Biome Assembly
	Biological Indicators of Climate Change and Historical Phylogeography		Plant DNA barcoding and tracking illegally logged timber
	Invasive species adaptation and hybrid speciation		Biodiversity and Ecosystem science
	Plant Genetic Resources and Domestication		Molecular and Analytical Methodological Development

Books published

Andrew Lowe, Stephen Harris and Paul Ashton (2004). Ecological Genetics: Design, Analysis, and Application. Wiley-Blackwell.

Researcher anthology

Collaborators

Prof Richard Abbott (U of St Andrews, UK); Dr David Boshier (Oxford U, UK); Dr Stephen Cavers (Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Edinburgh, UK); Prof Bernd Degen (German Forestry Research Institute); Dr Chris Dick (Michigan U, USA); Prof Richard Ennos (U of Edinburgh, UK); Dr Pete Hollingsworth (Royal Botanic Gardens, UK); Dr Carlos Navarro and Dr Bryan Finegan (CATIE, Costa Rica); Prof Dave Richardson and Dr John Wilson (Stellenbosch University, S Af); Prof Beppe Vendramin (National Research Institute, CNR, Florence, Italy)