Time for #geoxyleoftheweek!
I present you Euclea crispa (Ebenaceae), also known as blue gwarri. In Angola, I only know it as a geoxyle or low shrub, but apparently it can grow to tree size in other parts of Southern Africa. It is common in open woodland and ecotones. 1/
Looking for a postdoc to join my lab at Bucknell U starting this summer! Projects include ecol/evol of sexual systems (e.g. dioecy), plant-pollinator interactions, Australian Solanum systematics/new species, rare plant conservation genetics. DM any Qs! https://t.co/y3TIWSxVEy
Happy New Year! 🥳
We can't think of a better way of starting off the year than by exploring the latest issue of Systematic Botany!
It has ferns, monocots, eudicots, even Low Copy Nuclear Genes! You name it, #SysBot Vol 46 Issue 4 has it. 😍
Link: https://t.co/MVWjROpWxC
Are you interested in belowground plant evolution and presenting at #Botany2021, but we missed your talk/poster? Let us know! We definitely don’t want to miss your exciting work! #TimeToDig#GoBelowground
Talk, July 23rd: #Twitterless? Kimberly Hansen introduces us to the phylogeny, diversification, and niche evolution of rhizomatous #Kohleria in the Gesneriaceae. #TeamRhizome#Botany2021