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Male fertility versus sterility, cytotype, and DNA quantitative variation in seed production in diploid and tetraploid sea lavenders (Limonium sp., Plumbaginaceae) reveal diversity in reproduction modes
Taxonomic complexity in the halophyte Limonium vulgare and related taxa (Plumbaginaceae): insights from analysis of morphological, reproductive and karyological data
Epigenetic rather than genetic factors may explain phenotypic divergence between coastal populations of diploid and tetraploid Limonium spp. (Plumbaginaceae) in Portugal
Limonium homoploid and heteroploid intra‐ and interspecific crosses unveil seed anomalies and neopolyploidy related to sexual and/or apomictic reproduction
Never underestimate Sicilians: some case histories dealing with narrow native ranges, deliberate introduction, claimed extinction and predictable plant invasion worldwide
Limonium hyblaeum (Plumbaginaceae), a cushion plant invading coastal southern Australia.
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