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Publication DateTitleAuthor(s)Date Added
12008Does selfing provide reproductive assurance in the perennial herb 'Bulbine vagans' (Asphodelaceae)?Vaughton, Glenda Vera ; Ramsey, Michael William; Simpson, Ian 25-Nov-2009
22007Facilitated autogamy and costs of selfing in the perennial herb 'Bulbine bulbosa' (Asphodelaceae)Owen, Kathleen; Vaughton, Glenda Vera ; Ramsey, Michael William23-Dec-2009
32006Inbreeding avoidance and the evolution of gender dimorphism in Wurmbea biglandulosa (Colchicaceae)Ramsey, MW; Vaughton, GV ; Peakall, R5-May-2008
42006Does inbreeding avoidance maintain gender dimorphism in Wurmbea dioicea (Colchicaceae)?Ramsey, MW; Vaughton, GV ; Peakall, R5-May-2008
52006Habitat segregation of 'Banksia' shrubs at Gibraltar Range National ParkVirgona, Shanti; Vaughton, Glenda Vera ; Ramsey, Michael William6-Nov-2009
62006Selfed Seed Set and Inbreeding Depression in Obligate Seeding Populations of 'Banksia marginata'Vaughton, Glenda Vera ; Ramsey, Michael William5-Nov-2009
72006Delayed autonomous selfing and inbreeding depression in the Australian annual 'Hibiscus trionum' var. 'vesicarius' (Malvaceae)Seed, Leahwyn; Vaughton, Glenda Vera ; Ramsey, Michael William29-Oct-2009
82006Density- and frequency-dependent inbreeding depression in the Australian annual 'Hibiscus trionum' var. 'vesicarius'Lhamo, Namgay; Ramsey, Michael William; Vaughton, Glenda Vera 1-Dec-2009
92004Dry environments promote the establishment of females in monomorphic populations in Wurmbea biglandulosa (Colchicaceae)Vaughton, GV ; Ramsey, MW5-May-2008
102003Inbreeding avoidance maintains gender dimorphism in 'Wurmbea dioica' (Colchicaceae)Ramsey, Michael William; Vaughton, Glenda Vera ; Peakall, R5-Feb-2010
112003Harsh environments favour gender diomorphism in the 'Wurmbea biglandulosa' (Colchicaceae)Vaughton, Glenda Vera ; Ramsey, Michael William11-Feb-2010
122003Habitat segregation of 'Banksia marginata' and 'B. spinulosa' at Gibraltar Range, NSWVirgona, S; Vaughton, Glenda Vera ; Ramsey, Michael William11-Feb-2010
132003Hybridisation in bladder ketmia weeds ('Hibiscus trionum', Malvaceae)Seed, Leahwyn; Vaughton, Glenda Vera ; Ramsey, Michael William11-Feb-2010
142003Self-compatibility and floral biology in subdioecious 'Wurmbea dioica' (Colchicaceae)Vaughton, Glenda Vera ; Ramsey, Michael William28-Oct-2009
152003Delayed selfing and low levels of inbreeding depression in 'Hibiscus trionum' (Malvaceae)Ramsey, Michael William; Seed, Leahwyn; Vaughton, Glenda Vera 28-Oct-2009
162002Maintenance of gynodioecy in 'Wurmbea biglandulosa' (Colchicaceae): gender differences in seed production and progeny successRamsey, Michael William; Vaughton, Glenda Vera 18-Dec-2009
172002Evidence of gynodioecy and sex ratio variation in 'Wurmbea biglandulosa' (Colchicaceae)Vaughton, Glenda Vera ; Ramsey, Michael William17-Dec-2009
182001Variation in Summer Dormancy in the Lilioid Geophyte Burchardia Umbellata (Colchicaceae)Vaughton, GV ; Ramsey, MW18-Jul-2008
192001Relationships between seed mass, seed nutrients, and seedling growth in 'Banksia cunninghamii' (Proteaceae)Vaughton, Glenda V ; Ramsey, Michael W22-Oct-2010
202001Sex expression and sexual dimorphism is subdioecious 'Wurmbea dioica' (Colchicaceae)Ramsey, Michael W; Vaughton, Glenda V 15-Oct-2010

Profile

Credit Name
Dr Glenda Vaughton
Full Name
Vaughton, Glenda V
UNE Researcher ID
une-id:gvaughto
 
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Web of Science profile key
31435513
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Dr
 
Surname
Vaughton
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Given Name
Glenda
 
Middle Name
Vera
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Glenda
School/Department
School of Environmental and Rural Science
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