Richard I. Milne is affiliated with the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily spans the fields of Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Agricultural and Biological Sciences, and Environmental Science.
The scientist's work concentrates on several subfields including Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Plant Science, and Nature and Landscape Conservation. Key topics addressed in their research involve genetic diversity and population structure, plant diversity and evolution, plant and fungal species descriptions, genomics and phylogenetic studies, ecology and vegetation dynamics, as well as species distribution and climate change.
Frequent coauthors who collaborate with Richard I. Milne include:
Their publications commonly appear in the following venues:
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Richard I. Milne include:
Kangshan Mao;Kangshan Mao;Gang Hao;Jianquan Liu;Robert P. Adams
Kangshan Mao;Richard I. Milne;Libing Zhang;Libing Zhang;Yanling Peng
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Xiaogang Dai;Quanjun Hu;Qingle Cai;Kai Feng
Kangming Chen;Richard J. Abbott;Richard I. Milne;Xin-Min Tian
Ting-Ting Xu;Richard John Abbott;Richard I Milne;Kang-Shan Mao
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Yu-Jin Wang;Yu-Jin Wang;Alfonso Susanna;Eckhard Von Raab-Straube;Richard Milne
Zeng-Yuan Wu;Alex K. Monro;Alex K. Monro;Richard I. Milne;Richard I. Milne;Hong Wang
Jie Liu;Richard I. Milne;Marc W. Cadotte;Zeng Yuan Wu
Hong-Guang Zha;Richard I. Milne;Hang Sun
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Li-Li Wu;Xie-Kui Cui;Richard I. Milne;Richard I. Milne;Yong-Shuai Sun
Yong Feng Zhou;Richard J. Abbott;Zu Yao Jiang;Fang K. Du
Moses C Wambulwa;Moses C Wambulwa;Richard I. Milne;Zeng-Yuan Wu;Robert A. Spicer;Robert A. Spicer
Xingfeng Zhao;Yongpeng Ma;Weibang Sun;Xiangying Wen
Fei Ma;Changming Zhao;Richard Milne;Richard Milne;Mingfei Ji
Yongpeng Ma;Detuan Liu;Hafiz Muhammad Wariss;Rengang Zhang
Jialiang Li;Richard Ian Milne;Dafu Ru;Jibin Miao
Hong-Guang Zha;Richard Ian Milne;Hang Sun
Jie Liu;Richard I. Milne;Michael Möller;Guang-Fu Zhu
Chao-Nan Fu;Hong-Tao Li;Richard Milne;Ting Zhang
Zeng-Yuan Wu;Jie Liu;Jim Provan;Hong Wang
Zeng-Yuan Wu;Richard I. Milne;Chia-Jui Chen;Jie Liu
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