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Env. change can push plants beyond their genetic limits, but heritable epigenetic changes may offer a fast track to adaptation. Our study on clonal woodland strawberry shows altitude-driven selection on epialleles, suggesting DNA methylation could help plants thrive under changing environment.

Check out our new paper in Journal of Ecology! We’ve been delving into transgenerational plasticity (TGP)—that cool mechanism where plants “prep” their offspring for future environments. Our big question? Whether clonal and sexual offspring from the same parent plants show similar TGP.