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Excited to share the latest from the #eFLOWERproject: a morphospace study of angiosperm flowers led by Andrea López-Martínez and Marion Chartier!
Angiosperm flowers reached their highest morphological diversity early in their evolutionary history
nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…
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☺️ Honoured to join this year's joint #conference of the Australian #Biological Resources Study @DCCEEW, @ASBS_botany, @SASBiologists & @ausmycsoc to recognise the #scientific work of these three bright young #scientists!🙌
#Biosystematics2023 @biosyst2023 @ANU_Research @PutterT
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Team @BotanicSydney at #Biosystematics2023 😎 It’s been a busy couple of days, looking forward to the last day of the conference today!
@biosyst2023 – at Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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This was fun! Fabulous field trip to N Head Sanctuary with 32 wonderful colleagues from @BotanicSydney and the Sanctuary Foundation! – at Manly, Sydney
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Check out these highlights from the latest #AJB, featuring #monkeyflowers, chestnut #trees, & floral diversification---& a cool cover shot of a sweet #crabapple by @elainagreaves73!
botany.org/file.php?file=Sit…
@WileyEcolEvol @wileyplantsci @PetitRmy1 @njkooyers @JulianBotanic
ALT Cover of the August issue of the American Journal of Botany showing sweet crabapple.
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Up in the canopy! Look! It's a flower 🌺! It's an inflorescence💐! It's a pseudanthium🌻!
🌿🌸Check out the newly published paper ‘Pseudanthia in angiosperms: a review’ in @annbot by @jj_bacz and Regine Claßen-Bockhoff doi.org/10.1093/aob/mcad103 (1/8)
#AoBpapers #Pseudanthia #FlowerMimicry
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Had a touching and inspiring time this morning at Yandel’ora on Dharawal Country celebrating #NAIDOCWeek by designing and making an ephemeral mural with all ABG staff. This place definitely has a magic to bring people together. @BotanicSydney – at Mount Annan, Sydney
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Forgotten fossils rewrite the evolutionary history of the nightshades! 🌶🍅🌶
doi.org/10.1111/nph.18904
See more here: colorado.edu/today/node/5065…
thanks @Kelsimpkins for the great story!
@newphyt
@IMBIVCONICETUNC
@CUBoulder
@iochromaland
#Solanaceae
#fossils #Colorado
#Colombia
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Where do fossil flowers fit in the angiosperm phylogeny? Here we provide some possible answers using a diversity of methods, including constrained and unconstrained MP, ML, and BI phylo analyses.
Now out in early-access view in @systbiol: doi.org/10.1093/sysbio/syad0…
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New paper in @NewPhyt. Surely every Aussie plant species has been photographed at least once? Turns out a lot haven't! Of ~21,000 native species, 18% didn't have a field photo across 33 online resources. SE states are well-documented, WA has most gaps
tinyurl.com/2p945bjb
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⭐ Check out this great interview with @thomasmesaglio who is an identifier & contributor at @inaturalist!
🌱 Learn more about the value of contributing to the iNat community and supporting AU #biodiversity science from Thomas 👇
#CitizenScience
inaturalist.org/blog/73823-a…
ALT Picture of Thomas Mesaglio holding a camera engaging in citizen science
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I surveyed Wategora Reserve in western Sydney for 380 hours from 2020-2022, recording 1926 species. The reserve contains the critically endangered community Cooks River/Castlereagh Ironbark Forest.
My final report + fully annotated/illustrated checklist at tmesaglio.github.io/duck-riv…
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Piece out from myself and Judy Friedlander in @ConversationEDU on citizen science demographics, the recent B&B BioBlitz for school kids, and tips for making good photographic observations of biodiversity (esp. for iNat)
theconversation.com/scientis…
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The best and brightest young #botanists gathered at the Garden today to showcase their latest projects at the Australasian Systematic Botany Society's first Student and Early Career Researcher conference 🌿🔬 @Cycadales @denise_ora @hsauquet_rbgsyd @ASBS_botany
ALT Herve Saquent and his research students.
ALT Chief Executive Denise Ora
ALT Dr James Clugston
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First day running the ASBS conference for students and early career researchers has been amazing and exhilarating. @AustralianBG @ASBS_botany @hsauquet_rbgsyd. This conference shows what great research happens here in Australia.
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Evening social barbecue mixer on the Herbarium courtyard. So good to see this space come to full life!
Thanks heaps @Cycadales for the brilliant idea and all the organisation!
@ASBS_botany @AustralianBG @RBGSydney
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It's spring a perfect time to stop and smell the flowers and maybe learn a little bit about them too!
Oct 11th at 5pm, at the Royal Botanic Garden walk with NSW QiS as @hsauquet_rbgsyd tells us the secrets of plants.
Register here eventbrite.com.au/e/queer-pl… as places are limited
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Ok, es hilft ja nix: Hier kommt die ultimative Übersicht, wie die Leute in Mittelerde eigentlich politisch so unterwegs sind.
Los geht's mit Boromir: Unangenehmer Liberalo. Adlige einfach panne.
