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Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|January 30, 2013
Testing models of sex ratio evolution in a gynodioecious plant: female frequency covaries with the cost of male fertility restorationChristina M Caruso, Andrea L CaseEcology and Evolution|November 13, 2023
The effect of experimental pollinator decline on pollinator-mediated selection on floral traitsKaitlyn S Brown, Christina M CarusoEvolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|July 5, 2006
Plasticity of physiology in Lobelia: testing for adaptation and constraintChristina M Caruso, Hafiz Maherali, Mark SherrardThe New Phytologist|May 1, 2009
The adaptive significance of ontogenetic changes in physiology: a test in Avena barbataHafiz Maherali, Christina M Caruso, Mark E SherrardMolecular Ecology|October 18, 2021
Defence by duplication: The relation between phenotypic glyphosate resistance and EPSPS gene copy number variation in Amaranthus palmeriSarah B Yakimowski, Zachary Teitel, Christina M CarusoThe New Phytologist|August 24, 2019
Beyond balancing selection: frequent mitochondrial recombination contributes to high-female frequencies in gynodioecious Lobelia siphilitica (Campanulaceae)Binaya Adhikari, Christina M Caruso, Andrea L CaseOecologia|October 18, 2005
Gender-specific floral and physiological traits: implications for the maintenance of females in gynodioecious Lobelia siphiliticaChristina M Caruso, Hafiz Maherali, Robert B JacksonEvolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|May 14, 2025
Limits to the evolution of herbicide escape and tolerance in the agricultural weed Amaranthus palmeriZachary Teitel, David L Jordan, Christina M CarusoThe New Phytologist|March 19, 2016
Why is gynodioecy a rare but widely distributed sexual system? Lessons from the LamiaceaeL Ruth Rivkin, Andrea L Case, Christina M CarusoAmerican Journal of Botany|March 23, 2017
Physiological effects of temperature do not explain prevalence of females in populations of gynodioecious <i>Lobelia siphilitica</i> growing in warmer climatesMaia F Bailey, Andrea L Case, Christina M CarusoPageof 5