Job @KewScience: Bioinformatician - Completing the #Plant#Tree of Life Project🧬🌵🧬🌳🧬
Deadline: 11 Oct 2022. Please RT! #PAFTOL#phylogenomics#Angiosperms353 APPLY HERE!👇
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Exciting postdoc opportunity in plant #phylogenomics: https://t.co/QXE9dndJLH Want to work out the evolutionary history of one of the most important and exciting tropical plant families? Apply now! (deadline 13/9) @AarhusUni@NatSci_AU@BiologyAarhus@EcoinfAU@GroupPeb
Exciting postdoc opportunity in plant #phylogenomics: https://t.co/QXE9dndJLH Want to work out the evolutionary history of one of the most important and exciting tropical plant families? Apply now! (deadline 13/9) @AarhusUni@NatSci_AU@BiologyAarhus@EcoinfAU@GroupPeb
Our #TreeofLife endeavours rest on the incredible #phylogenomic wealth of the world’s natural history collections. We owe a huge debt to those #herbarium collectors and curators whose treasures we now decipher genetically in the lab. @KewScience #PAFTOL
Small, but mighty! Local & small #herbaria are very important sources for plant information. Thanks @SandyKnapp for this very informative presentation! #SOTWPF@UniHohenheim
First discovered as fruits in the tombs of ancient Egypt, the argun palm (Medemia argun) is accurately listed on @IUCNRedList at last. This rare and vulnerable Nubian desert palm is severely threatened by gold mining and climate change. @KewScience
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The TropiToL project at Aarhus University is looking for a PhD student to work on global plant macroecology and evolution with focus on tropical rain forest! Read more here: https://t.co/S7MpsL3pjq DEADLINE 1 MAY @EcoinfAU https://t.co/CC2KWKS7dJ
Palm #FunFact: the leaves of Kerriodoxa elegans are often chewed by fruit #bats to create a roost. Today, the bats aren't home so I can safely stand underneath. Interestingly, this also happens at Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden, far North of the #palm's native range. @EcoinfAU
Why are angiosperms so successful, in terms of species and ecologies? I reviewed trait-dependent diversification and transition rates, showing that 'trait flexibility' could be important @NewPhyt : https://t.co/xairdRq54y, and a bit more background https://t.co/F6ECX0UgAF
Very grateful to Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden for letting us use their facilities and showing me their amazing living #palm collection (here: Kerriodoxa elegans, a southern Thailand endemic). Already arranged to come back next year and spend more time. #floraofthailand@EcoinfAU
Tremendously enjoyable day in the dry dipterocarp forest of Ob Khan NP in N Thailand, together with their super knowledgeable and helpful rangers. Not many palms (just Phoenix loureiroi), but plenty other #plants to collect for the #herbarium, and lots of hills to climb...
Collecting spiny #rattan#palms for the #herbarium is fun - but watching somebody else do it is even better. Showing my colleagues in Thailand how this is done - no pain, no gain (why did I forget to bring my gloves??) #floraofthailand@EcoinfAU