Date/Time BrowserClick on the session time you would like to browse. Sessions for Friday, July 22nd, 2022 |
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| Morning | 8:00 | Sessions for Friday, July 29th, 2022 |
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Presentations for 4:15, Tuesday, July 26th, 2022Click on the Abstract you would like to read. | Session | Location | Title | Section/Topic | Type | Authors | Keywords |
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| C5011 | Fireweed/Hilton | Determining functional roles of soil mosses to improve restoration efforts in western Montana rangelands | Stress-tolerant mosses: adaptations to life on the edge, from genes to ecosystems | Colloquium | Anenberg, Jasmine; Bowker, Matthew; Antoninka, Anita. | bryophytes
restoration | | CB5003 | Kahtnu 1/Dena'ina Center | How can culture, population genomics, and environmental DNA integrate to help us better manage the environment? | Conservation Biology | Paper | Meyer, Rachel. | eDNA
Biodiversity
landscape genomics
Citizen Science
natural resources
management
culture | | CWR1011 | Katmai/Hilton | Do crops have reduced stress tolerance compared with their wild progenitors? Evidence from a comprehensive meta-analysis | Crops and Wild Relatives | Paper | Nolting, Kristen; Dittmar, Emily; Donovan, Lisa; Burke, John. | Abiotic stress
domestication
wild progenitor
tolerance
meta-analysis | | EC08003 | Kahtnu 2/Dena'ina Center | Geographic variation in phenotypic plasticity of Hoppner’s sedge, Carex subspathacea | Ecology | Paper | Harritt, Iris Cato; Takebayashi, Naoki; Wolf, Diana; Flint, Paul; Ruess, Roger. | Carex
Geese
Phenotypic plasticity
Grazing Dynamics
climate change | | EO2011 | Tubughnenq' 4/Dena'ina Center | Growing potatoes (and other crops) on Mars: Piloting a collaboration and problem-solving assignment in an interdisciplinary "Science and Science Fiction" class | Education and Outreach | Paper | Soper Gorden, Nicole; Pierce, Joanna; Carter, Lucia; Cessna, Beth; Mickey, Shane; Spencer, Kelly. | Education
teaching
Interdisciplinary
Problem-solving
collaboration
Pedagogy | | EPH2009 | Birch/Hilton | Ecophysiological explanations for spatial and temporal variations in autumnal coloration within the canopies of ornamental red maple (Acer rubrum ‘Armstrong’) and Freeman maple (Acer x freemanii) | Ecophysiology | Paper | Martin, Claire; Neufeld, Howard. | | | F&T II011 | Lupine/Hilton | Huperzia (Huperziaceae, lycophytes) diversified in the shadow of the ice ages: The first steps to understanding the H. selago group cytotype and spore variability | Floristics & Taxonomy | Paper | Vejvodova, Katerina; Ekrt, Libor; Krejčí, Joel; Koutecký, Petr; Lučanová, Magdalena; Hornych, Ondrej. | Lycopods
Huperzia
flow cytometry
genome size
ploidy diversity
cytogeography
spores
chromosomes | | MACRO II011 | Tikahtnu Ballroom E/Dena'ina Center | Retrieving and managing large datasets from REFLORA and other databases to obtain information about taxa occurring in the campos rupestres | Macroevolution | Paper | Cortez, Maria Beatriz; Shimizu, Gustavo; Barve, Vijay; Gitzendanner, Matt; Guralnick, Robert; Soltis, Douglas; Soltis, Pamela. | campos rupestres
REFLORA
evolutionary patterns
large datasets
R
Python
Checklist | | PGG4003 | Tubughnenq' 5/Dena'ina Center | Exploring evolutionary processes promoting adaptive divergence across populations of Hawaiian Chenopodium oahuense (Amaranthaceae) | Population Genetics/Genomics | Paper | Cantley, Jason; Bullock, Madison; Williams, Tanisha; Haase, Butch; Martine, Chris. | hybridization
adaptation
population genetics
Hawaii
Incomplete Lineage Sorting | | S4007 | Tikahtnu Ballroom A /Dena'ina Center | Explosive adaptive radiation of Bidens (Compositae) across the most isolated archipelagos in the world | A Botanist at the Extreme: Honoring the great contributions of Dr. Vicki A. Funk | Symposium | Knope, Matthew. | Asteraceae
Hawaii
Evolution
ecology
phylogeny
genomics
phylogenomics
long distance dispersal
seed dispersal
Floral traits
new species
conservation |
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