The textbook "Ecology and Evolutionary Biology of Clonal Plants" offers a comprehensive analysis of clonality in the plant world and its ecological and evolutionary implications. It is based on the findings of an international workshop that focused on the latest advancements in research on clonal plants. The first part of the book contains original research articles that highlight various approaches and challenges related to clonality. Topics such as the ecological and evolutionary implications of sexual and asexual reproduction, the significance of internal resource transport, and the remobilization of storage products for the invasiveness of clonal plants are discussed. The second part of the book provides discussion and review articles on a variety of topics, including developmental aspects of clonality and their potential effects on plant reproduction. This collection of works aims to present new ideas and perspectives in the research of clonal plants.