Wolfe, L.M. and S.J. Mazer. 2005. Patterns of Phenotypic Plasticity and their Fitness Consequences in
Wild Radish (Raphanus sativus: Brassicaceae). International Journal of Plant Sciences 166:631-640.
Dotterl, S, L.M. Wolfe and A. Jurgens. 2005. Qualitative and quantitative analyses of flower scent in Silene latifolia. Phytochemistry 66:195-205.
Blair, A.C. and Wolfe, L.M. 2004. The Evolution of an Invasive Plant: An Experimental Study with Silene latifolia.
Ecology 85:3035-3042.
Wolfe, L.M, J.A. Elzinga and A. Biere. 2004. Increased susceptibility to enemies following introduction in
the invasive plant Silene latifolia. Ecology Letters 7:813-820.
Wolfe, L.M. 2002. Why alien invaders succeed: support for the escape-from-enemy hypothesis.
American Naturalist 160:705-711.
Scheiner, S.M., K. Donohue, L.A. Dorn, S.J. Mazer and L.M. Wolfe. 2002.
Reducing environmental bias when measuring natural selection. Evolution 56:2156-2167.
Leege, L.M. and L.M. Wolfe. 2002. Do floral herbivores respond to variation in flower
characteristics in Gelsemium sempervirens (Loganiaceae), a distylous
vine? American J. Botany 89: 1270-1274.
Wolfe, L.M and W. Denton. 2001. Morphological constraints on fruit size
in Linaria canadensis. International J. Plant Sciences 162:335-342.
Wolfe, L.M. 2001. Associations Among Multiple Floral Polymorphisms in
Linum pubescens (Linaceae), a Heterostylous Plant. International J. Plant
Sciences 162: 335-342.
Wolfe, L.M. and J.L. Burns. 2001. Influence of continuous flowering on
offspring production and quality in a sexually dimorphic plant. American J. Botany
88:1419-1423.
Wolfe, L.M. and J. Krstolic. 1999. Floral symmetry and its influence on variance
in flower size. The American Naturalist 154:484-488.
Wolfe, L.M. and L.J. Rissler. 1999. Reproductive consequences of the gall-
inducing fungal pathogen (Exobasidium vaccini) on flame azalea
(Rhododendron calendulaceum). Canadian Journal of Botany 77:1454-
1459.
Wolfe, L.M. and D.J. Drapalik. 1999. A quantitative study of the degree of
andromonoecy in Prunus caroliniana. Castanea 64:259-262.
Mazer, S.J. and L.M. Wolfe. 1998. Density-mediated maternal effects
on seed size in wild radish: genetic variation and its evolutionary
consequences. In, T.A. Mousseau and C.W. Fox, (eds.), Maternal Effects as
Adaptations, Oxford University Press, New York.
Wolfe, L.M. 1998. Regulation of sex expression in desert and Mediterranean
populations of an andromonoecious plant (Gagea
chlorantha, Liliaceae).
Israel J. Plant Sciences 46 : 17-25.
Wolfe, L.M. 1997. Differential flower herbivory and gall formation
on males and females of Neea psychotrioides, a dioecious tree.
Biotropica 29 : 169-174.
Wolfe, L.M. and S. E. Sellers. 1997. Polymorphic floral traits in Linaria
canadensis
(Scrophulariaceae). American Midland Naturalist 138 :134-139.
Wolfe, L.M. and A. Shmida. 1997. The ecology of sex expression in a
gynodioecious Israeli desert shrub (Ochradenus baccatus).
Ecology 78:101-110.
Wolfe, L.M. 1995. The genetics and ecology of seed size variation in
Hydrophyllum appendiculatum, a biennial plant. Oecologia 101:
343-352.
Wolfe, L.M. and A. Shmida. 1995. Regulation of gender and flowering
behaviour in a sexually dimorphic desert shrub (Ochradenus
baccatus Delile [Resedaceae]). Israel Journal of Plant Sciences 43
(4): 325-337.
Wolfe, L.M., E. Arieli, J. Burns, and A. Shmida. 1995. Pollination
and sex types in Ochradenus baccatus, an Israeli desert shrub.
Ecology and Environment 2: 71-78. (in Hebrew).
Wolfe, L.M. 1993. Inbreeding depression in Hydrophyllum
appendiculatum: role of maternal effects, crowding, and parental mating
history. Evolution 47: 374-386.
Wolfe, L.M. 1993. Fitness consequences of a flower color
polymorphism in an outcrossing, biennial plant, Hydrophyllum
appendiculatum. American Midland Naturalist 129: 405-408.
Wolfe, L.M. 1992. Why does the size of reproductive structures
decline through time in Hydrophyllum
appendiculatum (Hydrophyllaceae)?: developmental constraints vs.
resource limitation. American J. Botany 79: 1286-1290.
Wolfe, L.M. and J.S. Shore. 1992. The mating system of
Hydrophyllum appendiculatum, a protandrous species. Sexual Plant
Reproduction 5: 239-245.
Mazer, S.J. and L.M. Wolfe. 1992. Planting density influences the
expression of genetic variation in seed mass in wild radish (Raphanus
sativus L.: Brassicaceae). American J. Botany 79: 1185-1193.
Wolfe, L.M. 1990. Regulation of reproductive success in
Hydrophyllum appendiculatum, a biennial plant. Ph.D. Thesis.
University of Illinois.
Wolfe, L.M. and S.C.H. Barrett. 1989. Patterns of pollen removal and
deposition in tristylous Pontederia cordata L. (Pontedericeae).
Biological J. Linnean Society 36: 317-329.
Sobrevila, C., L.M. Wolfe and C. Murcia. 1989. Floral polymorphism
in the beach plant, Ipomoea imperati (Vahl.) Grisbach.
Biotropica 21: 84-88.
Wolfe, L. M. and S.C.H. Barrett. 1988. Temporal changes in the
pollinator fauna of Pontederia cordata, an aquatic plant. Canadian
J. Zoology 66: 1421-1424.
Wolfe, L.M. and S.C.H. Barrett. 1987. Pollinator foraging and pollen
collection on the floral morphs of tristylous Pontederia cordata.
Oecologia 74: 347-351.
Wolfe, L.M. 1987. Inflorescence size and pollinaria removal in
Asclepias currassavica and Epidendrum radicans.
Biotropica 19: 86-89.
Bowers, M.D., R.C. Crabtree, S.P. Harrison, C. Sobrevila and L.M.
Wolfe. 1987. Predation on the butterfly, Anartia fatima
(Nymphalidae) at La Selva, Costa Rica. J. Lepidopterist Soc. 41: 75-76.
Barrett, S.C.H. and L.M. Wolfe. 1986. Pollen heteromorphism as a
tool in the studies of the pollination process of Pontederia cordata
L. In: The biotechnology and ecology of pollen. Eds:
Mulcahy, D.L., G. Bergamini Mulcahy and E. Ottaviano. Elsevier Publishing
Co.
Bell, G. and L.M. Wolfe. 1985. Sexual and asexual reproduction in a
natural population of Hydra pseudoligactis. Canadian J. Zoology 63:
851-856.
Wolfe, L.M. 1983. The effect of plant size on reproductive
characteristics in Erythronium americanum Ker. (Liliaceae).
Canadian J. Botany 61: 3489-3493.
Wolfe, L.M. 1981. Feeding behavior of a plant: differential prey
capture in old and new leaves of the pitcher plant (Sarracenia
purpurea ). American Midland Naturalist 106: 352-359.
Continuing Herbert Bakeršs Tradition: Silene latifolia as an emerging model system for the study of biological invasions. Silene-Microbotryum Meeting.
Mt. Lake Biological Station, VA.
2004:
L.M. Wolfe and A. Biere. 2004. Born in the USA: The cost and loss of defense in an invasive plant.
Society for the Study of Evolution. Fort Collins, CO.
2004:
Blair, A.C. and L.M. Wolfe. 2004. How to be a Successful Invader: The Importance of Genetic Change in the Invasion of a Perennial Plant (Silene latifolia).
Ecological Society of America, Portland, Oregon.
2003:
What happens when aliens misbehave. Georgia Invasions Workshop. Coastal Georgia Community College, Brunswick. Biological Invasions: Oct. 1, 2003. KEYNOTE ADDRESS.
2003:
Born to run: The evolutionary ecology of biological invasions. Reed College. Portland, OR.
2003:
Blair, A.C. and L.M. Wolfe. 2003. Born to Run: The Evolution of an Invasive Phenotype in a Perennial Plant.
The Society for the Study of Evolution, California State University, Chico, CA.
2003:
Blair, A.C. and L.M. Wolfe. 2003. The Role of Evolutionary Processes in a Biological Invasion: An Experimental Study with a Perennial Plant (Silene latifolia).
Georgia Academy of Science, Reinhardt College, Waleska, GA.
2003:
The importance of ecological and evolutionary forces in biological invasions. Dept. of Biology. Mississippi State University.
2002:
The story of a weed run rampant: the importance of ecological and evolutionary forces in biological invasions. Dept. of Biology. Emory University.
2002:
The importance of ecological and evolutionary forces in biological invasions. National Institute of Ecological Research. Heteren, The Netherlands.
2002:
On the origin of an academic job in biology: myths, realities and options. Dept. of Biology. Indiana University.
2001:
Why aliens become invasive: the roles of ecological
and evolutionary forces. European Society for Evolutionary Biology. Aarhus,
Denmark.
2001:
A tale of two species: ecology and evolution of flowering
strategies in plants. Dept. of Biology. University of South Carolina, Aiken,
SC.
2001:
Wolfe, LM and DR Sowell. A test of the pollination syndrome
concept: what do the birds and bees say? Society for the Study of Evolution.
Knoxville, TN.
2001:
Sowell, DR and LM Wolfe. Do pollination syndromes exist?: A
comparative approach with Ipomoea. Georgia Academy of Sciences. Coastal
Georgia Community College, Brunswick, GA.
2001:
Parrish, D.T. and L. M. Wolfe. Ecological genetics of life history
variation in an invasive plant, Silene alba. Georgia Academy of Sciences.
Coastal Georgia Community College, Brunswick, GA. .
2001:
Scheiner, S.M, Mazer, SJ, Wolfe, LM, Dorn, LA, K Donohue.
Reducing bias in estimates of natural selection: addressing the problem of spurious
environmental correlates. Society for the Study of Evolution. Knoxville, TN.
2000:
Hot fun in the summertime: the influence of continual flowering on
offspring quality in a gynodioecious plant. Society for the Study of Evolution.
Bloomington, Indiana.
1999:
Floral rewards and pollinator choice in four sympatric morning glory species: do pollination symdromes exist? Ecological Society of
America. Spokane, Washington.
1998:
Floral symmetry and its relation to phenotypic variance in flower
size. Society for the Study of Evolution. Vancouver, British Columbia.
1998:
The evolutionary breakdown of hermaphroditism in plants. Dept. of
Genetics. University of Georgia.
1997:
The good, the bad, and the ugly: evolutionary considerations of
ecological interactions. Dept. of Biology. Georgia Southern University.
1998:
The evolutionary breakdown of hermaphroditism in plants. Dept. of
Zoology. University of Florida.
1997:
Hippos and camels and yaks, oh my! Mountain Lake Biological
Station. University of Virginia.
1997:
Mating system shifts in flowering plants: the case of a sexually
confused plant. Dept. of Botany. Duke University.
1997:
The evolutionary ecology of variable sex expression: the case of an
Israeli desert plant. Dept. of Biological Sciences. Florida State University.
1997:
Ecological regulation of sex expression in an Israeli plant. Ecological
Society of America. Albuquerque, New Mexico.
1997:
Flower polymorphism in Linaria canadensis. Georgia
Academy of Science.
1996:
The evolution and ecology of sexuality in plants. The
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Program. Michigan State University.
1995:
When to be an hermaphrodite? The evolutionary ecology of
generalist and specialist reproductive strategies in an Israeli desert
plant. Department of Biology. University of Miami.
1994:
The ecology of sexuality in plants. Department of Biology.
Georgia Southern University.
1993:
The role of ecological factors on the expression of
inbreeding depression in Hydrophyllum appendiculatum. Department of
Biology, University of Toronto.
1993:
The modification of inbreeding depression by ecological and
historical factors. Department of Botany, Tel Aviv University (Israel).
1993:
The modification of inbreeding depression by ecological and
historical factors. Department of Evolution, Systematics and Ecology, The
Hebrew University of Jerusalem. (Israel).
1991:
Genetic and environmental determinants of fitness in plants:
the role of mating system and maternal effects. Department of Biology,
University of California at Irvine.
1990:
Not all plants are created equal: genetic and environmental
considerations of variable offspring characters on plant fitness. Depts.
of Entomology and Plant Biology, University of Illinois.
1990:
The role of maternal effects and mating system on
reproductive success in a biennial plant. Department of Biological
Sciences, University of California at Santa Barbara.
1990:
Travels in the forests of Costa Rica and Nepal. Rainforest
Action Group, University of Illinois.
1988:
Ecology of the tristylous breeding system of Pontederia
cordata. Department of Biology, University of New Brunswick.
1987:
Insect parasitism and hyperparsitism within galls occurring
on male and female individuals of a tropical shrub, Neea
psychotrioides. La Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica
1985:
Pollen heteromorphism as a tool in the studies of the
pollination process of Pontederia cordata. The Biotechnology and
Ecology of Pollen Conference. University of Massachussetts.