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Loren RiesebergUniversity Killam Professor, University of British ColumbiaAdresse e-mail validée de mail.ubc.ca
Steven KnappDistinguished Professor, University of California, DavisAdresse e-mail validée de ucdavis.edu
Mark ChapmanUniversity of SouthamptonAdresse e-mail validée de soton.ac.uk
Jennifer R. MandelAlso published JR Ellis; Associate Professor Biological Sciences, University of MemphisAdresse e-mail validée de memphis.edu
John Edward BowersUniversity of GeorgiaAdresse e-mail validée de uga.edu
Nolan C. KaneEcology and Evolutionary Biology (EBIO), University of Colorado, BoulderAdresse e-mail validée de Colorado.edu
Rishi R. MasaliaLeafWorks IncAdresse e-mail validée de leafworks.com
S. Evan StatonComputational BiologistAdresse e-mail validée de evanstaton.com
Richard MichelmoreProfessor, Genome Center Director, University of California, DavisAdresse e-mail validée de ucdavis.edu
Christopher J. GrassaHarvard OEB HUHAdresse e-mail validée de biodiversity.ubc.ca
Jennifer M DechaineProfessor of Biology and Science and Mathematics Education, Central Washington UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de cwu.edu
Brook T. MoyersAssistant Professor of Biology @ University of Massachusetts BostonAdresse e-mail validée de umb.edu
Nicolas LangladeResearch Director, INRAE LIPMEAdresse e-mail validée de inrae.fr
Gregory L. OwensAssistant Professor, University of VictoriaAdresse e-mail validée de uvic.ca
David WillsUniversity of GeorgiaAdresse e-mail validée de uga.edu
Alex WidmerETH ZurichAdresse e-mail validée de env.ethz.ch
Sam YeamanUniversity of CalgaryAdresse e-mail validée de ucalgary.ca
Jonathan CorbiUGA, Athens GAAdresse e-mail validée de uga.edu
Marco TodescoResearch Associate, University of British ColumbiaAdresse e-mail validée de biodiversity.ubc.ca
Kate OstevikAssistant Professor, UC RiversideAdresse e-mail validée de ucr.edu

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John M. Burke

Distinguished Research Professor & Head, Plant Biology, University of Georgia

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genetics genomics evolution domestication adaptation


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Genetics and the fitness of hybrids JM Burke, ML Arnold Annual Review of Genetics 35 (1), 31-52, 2001	693	2001
EST-SSRs as a resource for population genetic analyses JR Ellis, JM Burke Heredity 99 (2), 125-132, 2007	688	2007
The sunflower genome provides insights into oil metabolism, flowering and Asterid evolution Nature 546 (7656), 148-152, 2017	596	2017
Agriculture: feeding the future S McCouch, GJ Baute, J Bradeen, P Bramel, PK Bretting, E Buckler, ... Nature 499 (7456), 23, 2013	552	2013
Widespread natural variation of DNA methylation within angiosperms CE Niederhuth, AJ Bewick, L Ji, MS Alabady, K Do Kim, Q Li, NA Rohr, ... Genome Biology 17 (1), 194, 2016	435	2016
Genetic analysis of sunflower domestication JM Burke, S Tang, SJ Knapp, LH Rieseberg Genetics 161 (3), 1257-1267, 2002	351	2002
The genetic architecture necessary for transgressive segregation is common in both natural and domesticated populations LH Rieseberg, A Widmer, AM Arntz, B Burke Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London B: Biological …, 2003	332	2003
Genomic islands of divergence are not affected by geography of speciation in sunflowers S Renaut, CJ Grassa, S Yeaman, BT Moyers, Z Lai, NC Kane, JE Bowers, ... Nature Communications 4, 1827, 2013	311	2013
Natural hybridization: how low can you go and still be important? ML Arnold, MR Bulger, JM Burke, AL Hempel, JH Williams Ecology 80 (2), 371-381, 1999	274	1999
Parallel genotypic adaptation: when evolution repeats itself TE Wood, JM Burke, LH Rieseberg Genetica 123 (1-2), 157-170, 2005	252	2005
EST databases as a source for molecular markers: Lessons from Helianthus CH Pashley, JR Ellis, DE McCauley, JM Burke Journal of Heredity 97 (4), 381-388, 2006	250	2006
Massive haplotypes underlie ecotypic differentiation in sunflowers M Todesco, GL Owens, N Bercovich, JS Légaré, S Soudi, DO Burge, ... Nature 584 (7822), 602-607, 2020	245	2020
Directional selection is the primary cause of phenotypic diversification LH Rieseberg, A Widmer, AM Arntz, JM Burke Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 99 (19), 12242-12245, 2002	245	2002
Patterns of nucleotide diversity in wild and cultivated sunflower A Liu, JM Burke Genetics 173 (1), 321-330, 2006	232	2006
Letting the gene out of the bottle: the population genetics of genetically modified crops MA Chapman, JM Burke New Phytologist 170 (3), 429-443, 2006	223	2006
The biological reality of species: gene flow, selection, and collective evolution LH Rieseberg, JM Burke Taxon 50 (1), 47-67, 2001	214	2001
Extensive chromosomal repatterning and the evolution of sterility barriers in hybrid sunflower species Z Lai, T Nakazato, M Salmaso, JM Burke, S Tang, SJ Knapp, ... Genetics 171 (1), 291-303, 2005	208	2005
Fitness effects of transgenic disease resistance in sunflowers JM Burke, LH Rieseberg Science 300 (5623), 1250-1250, 2003	206	2003
Genetic divergence and hybrid speciation MA Chapman, JM Burke Evolution 61 (7), 1773-1780, 2007	194	2007
Sunflower pan-genome analysis shows that hybridization altered gene content and disease resistance S Hübner, N Bercovich, M Todesco, JR Mandel, J Odenheimer, E Ziegler, ... Nature plants 5 (1), 54-62, 2019	193	2019

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