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Antonio Castilla
Spatial distribution of
hermaphrodite and female individuals in populations of Daphne laureola
Antonio is PhD student at the Doņana Biological Station (Spain) and works in the
Evolutionary Ecology Group under the direction of Carlos Herrera and Conchita
Alonso. He is interested in the spatial distribution of individuals in
populations of Daphne laureola, a gynodioecious species. Thus, in its
populations one can observe hermaphrodite and female individuals. Specifically,
Antonio wants to test if female individuals show an aggregated distribution
within all individuals which would supports the mitochondrial inheritance of the
male sterility. He is using the Programita for his spatial analysis.
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