A strong east-west Mediterranean divergence supports a new phylogeographic history of the carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua, Leguminosae) and multiple domestications from native populations.

Viruel, J., Galliot, N. le, Pironon, S., Feliner, G. N., Suc, J. P., Lakhal-Mirleau, F., Juin, M., Selva, M., Kharrat, M. B. D., Ouahmane, L., Malfa, S. la, Diadema, K., Sanguin, H., Médail, F., Baumel, A., (2020). Journal of Biogeography 47(2), 460-471. Wiley, Oxford, UK. English language

Driftwood in the Eemian interglacial lacustrine unit from the Faroe Islands and its possible source areas: palaeobotanical and ichnological analysis.

Pokorný, R., Koutecký, V., Björck, S., Krmíček, L., Árting, U. E., Štofik, M., (2018). Boreas 47(4), 1230-1243. Wiley, Copenhagen, Denmark. English language

From weeds to wheat: a diachronic approach to ancient biocultural diversity in the Santa María valley, northwest Argentina.

Petrucci, N., Lema, V. S., Pochettino, M. L., Palamarczuk, V., Spano, R., Tarragó, M., (2018). Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 27(1), 229-239. Springer Berlin, Heidelberg, Germany. English language

The citrus route revealed: from Southeast Asia into the Mediterranean.

Langgut, D., (2017). HortScience 52(6), 814-822. American Society for Horticultural Science, Alexandria, USA. English language

Elusive traces: baobabs and the African diaspora in South Asia.

Haripriya Rangan, Bell, K. L., (2015). Environment and History 21(1), 103-133. White Horse Press, Isle of Harris, UK. English language

Adobe bricks can help identify historic weed flora - a case study from south-western Hungary.

Henn, T., Nagy, D. U., Pál, R. W., (2016). Plant Ecology & Diversity 9(1), 113-125. Taylor & Francis, Abingdon, UK. English language

Present genetic structure is congruent with the common origin of distant Scots pine populations in its Romanian distribution.

Bernhardsson, C., Floran, V., Ganea, S. L., García-Gil, M. R., (2016). Forest Ecology and Management 361, 131-143. Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK. English language

Preslia: hundred years of exploring central-European flora and vegetation.

Pyšek, P., Kaplan, Z., Chytrý, M., Hrouda, L., (2014). Preslia 86(1), 1-11. Časopis České Botanické Společnosti, Praha, Czech Republic. English language

The first archaeobotanical evidence of Spinacia oleracea L. (spinach) in late 12th-mid 13th century A.D. France.

Hallavant, C., Ruas, M. P., (2014). Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 23(2), 153-165. Springer Berlin, Heidelberg, Germany. English language

Under the shadow of a big plane tree: why Platanus orientalis should be considered an archaeophyte in Italy.

Rosati, L., Masi, A., Giardini, M., Marignani, M., (2015). Plant Biosystems 149(1), 185-194. Taylor & Francis, Abingdon, UK. English language