| Order | Date/Time | Title | Section/Topic | Type | Authors | Keywords |
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| SY2001 | July 19th 10:00 am | Introduction
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| SY2002 | July 19th 10:15 am | The timing of invasions: learning about invasive plant phenology through botanical records, contemporary observations, and empirical study
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Botany of Invasions | Symposium Presentation | Kuebbing, Sara; Reeb, Rachel; Schricker, Lauren. | phenology
temperate forests
old-fields
invasive plants |
| SY2003 | July 19th 10:45 am | Plant community transcriptomics: extending axes of functional diversity to inform invasion dynamics
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Botany of Invasions | Symposium Presentation | Marx, Hannah. | RNA-seq
transcriptomics
functional traits
alpine
community ecology |
| SY2004 | July 19th 11:15 am | Genome size and structural variation in the invasive yellow starthistle (Centaurea solstitialis)
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Botany of Invasions | Symposium Presentation | Cang, Alice; Dlugosch, Katrina. | |
| SY2005 | July 19th 11:45 am | Break
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| SY2006 | July 19th 12:30 pm | Comparative genomics of the heterosporous aquatic ferns Salvinia molesta and S. minima in the southeastern United States invasive range
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Botany of Invasions | Symposium Presentation | Sutherland, Brittany; Beck, James; Sigel, Erin. | |
| SY2007 | July 19th 1:00 pm | Investigating Dispersal and Potential Colonization Success in an Annual Plant
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Botany of Invasions | Symposium Presentation | Quarles, Brandie; Donohue, Kathleen. | Seed Dispersal
Population Demography
Species Spread Rates
Biased Dispersal
Environmental Tracking |
| SY2008 | July 19th 1:30 pm | Using herbarium genomics to understand genetic and phytobiome change in invaded novel environments
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Botany of Invasions | Symposium Presentation | Turner, Kathryn G. | invasion
herbarium
genomics
evolutionary ecology
phytobiome
Chorispora tenella (Brassicaceae) |
| SY2009 | July 19th 2:00 pm | Monkeyflower invasions: Highly admixed and hybrid populations dominate range expansions and are associated with the rapid evolution of local adaptation
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Botany of Invasions | Symposium Presentation | Vallejo-Marin, Mario. | Mimulus
Biological invasions
Population genomics
flowering plant evolution
hybridization
local adaptation |
