Lab news​
  • Rachel, Aleah, Emma, and Seema traveled to the Southeastern Population Ecology and Evolutionary Genetics meeting in Clemson, South Carolina. Congrats to Emma on winning 2nd place for best grad student poster!
  • Many congrats to undergrad extraordinaire Brooke Caldwell on graduating this fall! We are happy she'll continue to work in the lab next semester.
  • Seema had a blast giving seminars at Kellogg Biological Station, Duke, and Tulane! Thanks to the Fitzpatrick, Morris, and Ferris labs for hosting!
  • The Sheth Lab participated in Darwin Day at the NC Museum of Natural Science. We made a hopscotch game to teach kids about how evolution and range shifts can help species cope with climate change.
  • At VERY long last, we have completed pollinations for our resurrection study involving northern, central, and southern populations of Mimulus cardinalis. Mad props to Erin, Rachel, Emma, and Mia for all of their efforts!
  • Erin has been busy conducting tons of growth trials on the Mimulus ringens seeds we collected
  • Aleah’s thesis project is in full swing to test whether invasive vs. native genotypes of Mimulus guttatus differ in their plastic responses to temperature
  • Our very first publication with GLORIA Great Basin is on early view in American Journal of Botany
  • Our paper led by Meagan Oldfather on range edges in heterogeneous environments is on early view in Global Change Biology
  • ​Our Tansley review on determinants of range size in plants, with co-authors Naia Morueta-Holme and Amy Angert, has been accepted for publication in New Phytologist
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