EEB’s plant lunch schedule

Every Friday during the academic years, plant aficionados from EEB gathering in person for informal discussion on diverse aspects of plant biology. We meet at 12.20 PM and for ± one hour, in the conference room on the third floor in PharmBio (303?).

This semester EEB grads will share ideas, progress and plans for their research in alternation with discussion lead by other members of EEB or invited guests.

If you would like to be added to the mailing list e-mail Karolina Heyduk.

Fall 2024

Participating graduate students:
Maurice Amee (Wegrzyn)
Tianyu Cui (Yuan)
Weijun Liang (Yuan)
Meghan Myles (Węgrzyn)
Jeremy Quiros-Navarro (Garcia-Robledo)
Kim Young (Heyduk)
Aug. 30th
Introduction and welcome
Sept. 6
Cynthia Jones (EEB): Making (some) sense of leaf shape. Reading: Kidner & Umbreen IJPlDev 10
Sept. 13
Grad: Weijun Liang Reading: Schemske&Bradshaw
Sept. 20 Pamela Diggle: When during their year-long developmental trajectory do sun and shade leaves in deciduous canopies first become distinct? Postponed

Instead: Bernard: evolution of stomata and stomatal function in land plants. Reading: Fortin_&_Friedman

Sept. 27 Grad: Maurice Amee Reading: Sniezko_et_al
Oct. 4 Karolina Heyduk: Expected advances in bromeliad photosynthesis…. Reading: gilman_edwards_CP2020
Oct. 11 Grad: Jeremy Quiros-Navarro Understanding plant variation. Reading:  Jimenez_etal
Oct. 18 Pamela Diggle: on sun and shade leaves. Reading: Dengler
Oct. 25 Grad: Tianyu Cui Toward the Optimum: Pollination Syndrome Shifts in Mimulus Vickery
Nov. 1
Nov. 8 Grad: Meghan Myles. A review of the effects of the Hemlock Wooly Adelgid on the North American genus Tsuga.  Ellison_et_al
Nov. 15
Nov. 22 Grad: Kim Young. Opuntia humifusa complex: what are they doing in New England?  Majure_2010
Dec. 6 Rachel Prunier: Toyon – What drives leaf trait variation in the California endemic Heteromeles arbutifolia (toyon)? Thomas_&_Prunier