| Order | Date/Time | Title | Section/Topic | Type | Authors | Keywords |
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| SY5001 | July 22nd 10:00 am | Introduction
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Hills are Alive: Ecology and Evolution of the Intermountain West Flora | | | |
| SY5002 | July 22nd 10:15 am | Alpine plant responses to climate variation: long-term trends and experimental insights from the Niwot Ridge LTER
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Hills are Alive: Ecology and Evolution of the Intermountain West Flora | Symposium Presentation | Emery, Nancy. | Rocky Mountains
alpine
Niwot Ridge
LTER
climate change
phenology
tundra
long-term research |
| SY5003 | July 22nd 10:45 am | The effect of pollen parasites and pollinators on flower morphology: Evidence from two species of Penstemon (Plantaginaceae) from the Intermountain West
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Hills are Alive: Ecology and Evolution of the Intermountain West Flora | Symposium Presentation | Rodriguez-Peña, Rosa A.; Rodriguez-Peña, Rosa A.; Wolfe, Andi. | pollen-collecting bees
reproductive biology
pollination ecology
floral morphology
flower size |
| SY5004 | July 22nd 11:15 am | Consequences of intraspecific variation in big sagebrush for ecological pattern and process in the Great Basin
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Hills are Alive: Ecology and Evolution of the Intermountain West Flora | Symposium Presentation | Caughlin, T. Trevor; Zaiats, Andril; Germino, Matthew J.; Delparte, Donna M.; Richardson, Bryce A.; Forbey, Jennifer S.; Olsoy, Peter; Cattau, Megan. | polyploidy
sagebrush steppe
thermal ecology
root zone of influence
spatial model |
| SY5005 | July 22nd 11:45 am | Discussion
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Hills are Alive: Ecology and Evolution of the Intermountain West Flora | Discussion Session | | |
| SY5006 | July 22nd 12:00 pm | Break
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Hills are Alive: Ecology and Evolution of the Intermountain West Flora | | | |
| SY5007 | July 22nd 12:30 pm | Conservation for Nutrition: Importance of Conserving Wild Edible Plant Habitat for Food Security, Cultural Identity, and Planetary Health in the Northern Rocky Mountains
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Hills are Alive: Ecology and Evolution of the Intermountain West Flora | Symposium Presentation | Ahmed, Selena; Dupuis, Virgil; Smith, Erin; Warne, Teresa. | Planetary Health |
| SY5008 | July 22nd 1:00 pm | Climate change and the evolutionary ecology of plant infectious disease
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Hills are Alive: Ecology and Evolution of the Intermountain West Flora | Symposium Presentation | Miller, Ian. | disease ecology
climate change
epidemiology |
| SY5009 | July 22nd 1:30 pm | The evolution and ecology of apomixis in Boechera of the Northern Rocky Mountains
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Hills are Alive: Ecology and Evolution of the Intermountain West Flora | Symposium Presentation | Rushworth, Catherine. | evolution of sex
hybridization
apomixis
Boechera
evolutionary ecology |
| SY5010 | July 22nd 2:00 pm | Discussion
Log in to add this item to your schedule | The Hills are Alive: Ecology and Evolution of the Intermountain West Flora | Discussion Session | | |
