| ID | Title | Section/Topic | Authors | Keywords |
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| 164 | Harvesting the cereals in search of phylogenetic signal
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Systematics Section | Estep , Matt C; Vela Diaz, Dilys; Kellogg, Elizabeth. | Marker development |
| 473 | Haustorial structural diversity across parasitic Orobanchaceae
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Developmental and Structural Section | Morawetz, Jeffery. | haustorium
parasitic plant
Orobanchaceae
sieve elements |
| 445 | Healing Biodiversity by Large Scale Seagrass Restoration in Anthropogenic Modified Settings with Resulting Persistent(up to 38 yr) Seagrass Beds including Reassembled Biodiversity
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Physiological Section | Thorhaug, Anitra. | seagrass restoration
Halodule wrightii
Thalassia testudinum
Syringodium filiforme
Halophila englemanii
seagrass plugs
Kingston Harbor
Laguna Madre, Texas
Biscayne Bay , Florida
persistent seagrass meadows
seagrass cut by machines
seagrass sprigs
seagrass seedlings and seeds
seagrass sods
propeller scars healed by seagrass
Jamaica
Gulf of Mexico seagrass
Florida
Texas |
| 404 | Healing Mangrove Biodiversity: oil spills, dispersants and mangrove restoration
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Strategies for healing our coast lines: Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, erosion and urban degradation: progress for the North American future marine macro-plants | Teas, Howard; Thorhaug, Anitra; Coons, Janice. | biodiversity
mangrove
dispersants
oil spill
dispersant response
oil response
Panama
gulf of Mexico
Ixtoc
mangrove restoration |
| 415 | Healing the Biodiversity of Dominant Plants of the Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, and the Greater Caribbean Coastlines after Industrial pollutants and Development Degradation.
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Strategies for healing our coast lines: Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, erosion and urban degradation: progress for the North American future marine macro-plants | Thorhaug, Anitra; Coons, Janice. | Gulf of MExico
Mangroves
seagrass
marshes
Atlantic coastline
Biodiversity
resource degradation
oil spill
dredge and fill
seagrass restoration
mangrove restoration
marsh restoration
Greater Caribbean Sea |
| 1074 | High genetic diversity in a remote island population system: sans sex
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Recent Topics Posters | Karlin, Eric F.. | Sphagnum
clone
Hawaii
long-distance dispersal
population genetics
vegetative propagation |
| 74 | High night temperature and ethylene reception inhibition effects on rice (Oryza sativa L.) morphology, phenology and physiology
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Physiological Section | Mohammed, Abdul; Holgate, Leon; Tarpley, Lee. | High night temperature
Rice
Respiration
Pollen germination |
| 651 | History of Botany: The Missouri Connection
Log in to add this item to your schedule | History of Botany: The Missouri Connection | Grant, Marissa; Kass, Lee B. | Missouri botany
19th Century Botany
Thomas Nuttall
George Engelmann
Albert Hitchcock
Edgar Anderson
William J. Robbins
Lewis J. Stadler
Barbara McClintock |
| 375 | Hmong culinary and medicinal plants grown in Fresno County California
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Society for Economic Botany/BSA Economic Botany Section | Molinar, Richard; Yang, Michael; Dean, Ellen. | Hmong
Medicinal herbs
Culinary herbs
California
Cooperative Extension
ethnobotany
Herbaria |
| 70 | Homoploid hybrid speciation in a rare endemic Castilleja from Idaho
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Systematics Section | Clay, Danielle; Smith, James; Novak, Stephen; Serpe, Marcelo. | Homoploid hybrid speciation
Castilleja
single copy nuclear gene
morphology |
| 76 | Homoploid hybrid speciation in Louisiana Iris
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Genetics Section | Taylor, Sunni; Martin, Noland. | hybrid speciation
hybridization |
| 660 | Honoring Those Who Came Before: Native American Ethnobotany at the Missouri Botanical Garden
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Society for Economic Botany/BSA Economic Botany Section | Walker, Karen. | Lakota People
Dakota People
ethnobotany
Native American
Sioux
South Dakota
North Dakota |
| 339 | Host identity has a greater impact on rhizosphere fungal communities than habitat in an alpine ecosystem
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Symbioses: Plant, Animal, and Microbe Interactions | Becklin, Katie M.; Hertweck, Kate; Jumpponen, Ari. | alpine
Arbuscular mycorrhizae
Rhizosphere
Host preference
diversity |
| 1008 | Hot and Dry: Tradeoffs in floral traits in response to temperature and water stress
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Recent Topics Posters | Mudd, Samuel J; Jorgensen, Rachael; Seshadri, Arathi. | |
| 935 | How an Ethnobotanical/Medicinal Course Evolved Forty Years ago at Washington University
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Education Sharing our Ethnobotany Curriculum: the Open Science Approach | Lewis, Walter. | Education
medical ethnobotany
ethnobotany |
| 124 | How can botanic gardens help us prevent plant blindness?
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Grab that Research Baton and Teach: Bessey Award Winners | Wandersee, James. | plant blindness theory
botanic gardens
marquee plant |
| 228 | How distinct are the geographically isolated coastal populations of ponderosa pines in the Willamette Valley of Oregon and Fort Lewis, Washington?
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Systematics Section | Finch, Kristen; Meyers, Stephen; Willyard, Ann. | species delimitation
microsatellite
Phylogeny |
| 266 | How does a weed arise? Genetic evidence for the origin of the Midwestern agricultural weed Amaranthus tuberculatus (Amaranthaceae)
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Population Genetics | Waselkov, Katherine; Olsen, Kenneth; Schaal, Barbara. | Amaranthaceae
agricultural weed
population genetics
adaptation |
| 410 | How floristic data can inform historical biogeography: an example from the Caucasian monocot, gymnosperm, and pteridophyte flora
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Biogeography | Mavrodiev, Evgeny; Laktionov, A. P.; Cellinese, Nico. | Caucasus flora
Biogeography
maximum likelihood
Parsimony Analysis of Endemicity |
| 472 | How genetically distinct are the isolated ponderosa pines of southern Arizona?
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Systematics Section | Vasudevan, Hari; Telewski, Frank; Marquardt, Paula; Willyard, Ann. | species delimitation
microsatellite
Phylogeny |
| 356 | How known is well-known? Progress in lichenology in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Systematics Section | Tripp, Erin; Lendemer, James; Harris, Richard. | Biodiversity
eastern north america
lichen
collections
national park
appalachian |
| 671 | How many species of Luffa (Cucurbitaceae) are there? Relationships in a small genus of worldwide distribution.
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Charles Heiser Special Contributed Paper Session | Filipowicz, Natalia; Schaefer, Hanno; Renner, Susanne. | Luffa
Cucurbitaceae |
| 325 | Hunting, Hallucinogens and Health: The use of canine ethnoveterinary medicines by the Shuar and Quichua of Amazonian Ecuador
Log in to add this item to your schedule | 70 Years After Schultes: Economic Botany from the Andes to the Amazon | Bennett, Bradley C.. | dogs
hallucinogens
Quichua
Shuar |
| 559 | Hydrocharismorsus-ranae (European frogbit, Hydrocharitaceae):Growth response of an aquatic invasive plant to additions of nitrogen and phosphorous
Log in to add this item to your schedule | Ecological Section | Collins, Jennifer; Martine, Christopher. | Hydrocharis morsus-ranae
Invasive Species
floating aquatic
nitrogen and phosphorous |
