Botanist, evolutionary ecologist, and data scientist interested in plant biodiversity responses to climate change and biological invasions at Purdue University.
Cambridge, MA
Joined November 2016
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Our paper in @NatureHumBehav examines the #colonial legacy of #herbarium collections - pressed, dried plant specimens that are critical to #biodiversity #conservation #ecology #evolution #science. This was an international collaboration with @ecomodeler and MANY others.
Plant collections (herbaria) are shaped by history. Colonial legacy of this history is evidenced by an inverse relationship between plant diversity in nature and in herbaria: nature.com/articles/s41562-0…
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Higher-order temporal interactions determine pollination window shifts
Xie et al. @YingyingXie4 @allison_in_ky @_danspark_
📖 nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…
ALT The window for spring ephemerals' pollination is constrained by the timing of pollinator activity and canopy closure. Artwork by Gabriela Sincich.
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I'm looking for Masters students to join my lab in fall of 2025! Work could focus on either field-based studies of plant community ecology and trait-based ecology and/or computational work (on any taxa with data) focusing on questions in community ecology or macroecology.
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We are looking for two graduate students (to start in fall 2025) and 1-2 postdocs (flexible start dates) at the EEB department at the University of Arizona. I am at #ESA2024; feel free to reach out if you are interested. Please RT to spread the word. Thanks!
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The #Purdue #Herbaria story is out now in all its glory!
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Thanks to @PurdueforLife, @skatbraz, and @charlesjischke!
@LifeAtPurdue @PurdueAlumni @PurdueAg @PurdueBPP @PurdueBiolSci
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Species occurrence data are essential for #macroecology & species distribution modeling - check our new methodology & r-package for quality control of such data @GEB_macro onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…. 🦋🌐🖥️☘️🍁🐒Big thx to @JMSerraDiaz for leading this work! #sdm #ecology
New paper w/@ecomodeler in @GEB_macro !
Phenological similarity and distinctiveness facilitate plant invasions onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
In a major #biodiversity hotspot, #California, we find that nonnative plants tend to be phenologically and phylogenetically more distant from natives than natives are from each other, but among them, invasive species are closer to natives than non-invasive ones.
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👉Time is up! Deadline for Registration - Friday March 8!
🌱2024 Midwestern American Association of Plant Biologists (ASPB) Meeting by Purdue University 🌱events.purdue.edu/event/2024… @PurdueAg @PurdueAgronomy @PurdueBPP @PurdueCPB @PurdueFNR @PurdueBiochem @PurdueHortLA #MWASPB2024
We are looking for a #postdoc! Interested in the #ecology #biodiversity #plants #DataScience? Join us
@PurdueEEB
@PurdueCPB
@PurdueBiolSci
and study #biodiversity through space🌎and time 📷. More at: bio.purdue.edu/lab/park/news…
Herbaria are important! Our research would be impossible without them.
Dried plants, fungi and algae are portals to our past. @PurdueBPP's Catherine Aime, director of @LifeAtPurdue's Herbaria and president of @MSAFungi, and @DrRabern, curator of fungi, explain the importance of these snapshots of biodiversity across time.
ag.purdue.edu/news/2024/03/p…
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Yay! Help support SHC support students in herbaria! Read more about Searrah's work in the Vasculum and about to submit to another publication soon. issuu.com/thevasculum/docs/t…
Our student spotlight is Searrah Bierker (mentor @jmheberling )! Sierra conducted a pilot study w/ 2 Reynoutria spp. & their hybrid to develop an integrated specimen that allows one to view variations between individuals in a population & reproductive and developmental stages.
Great fully-funded opportunity for summer undergrad #plant research. Apply to any @PurdueCPB lab, including ours!
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Join us on March 16-17th for the @ASPB Midwest 2024 meeting hosted by @PurdueCPB in West Lafayette, IN!
Registration & abstract submission are now open
Registration: purdue.edu/conferences/MIDWE…
Abstract submission:
purdue.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe…
More info here:
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Andrew Mularo began a scholarly journey at Purdue, transitioning into a Ph.D. program focused on population genetics and spatial ecology. His story showcases a testament to the enduring quest for knowledge in academia!
Full Article here :
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Excited to share results from 15 years of spring ephemeral surveys @HFandG! The surveys produced interesting results, but also were pretty great ways to spend a spring day over the last 15 years! academic.oup.com/aobpla/adva…
Exciting paper by @YingyingXie4 in @PNASNews:
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
We find evidence that male #cottonwood flowering times will advance faster than that of females, leading to increased temporal gaps between sexes with #GlobalWarming .
