Plant Ecophysiology & Evolution
Welcome! Here you can read more about our research, as well as my teaching, service, and outreach activities at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and beyond.
What We Do
Plant biodiversity plays a critical role in the functioning of natural ecosystems, human cultures, and the global economy. From wet and cool temperate rainforests to hot and dry savannas, spatial patterns of plant biodiversity are driven by unique adaptations that help plants survive in specific environments and compete with neighboring plants for critical resources. Our group integrates physiological, ecological, and evolutionary tools to understand how physiological function drives patterns of spatial biodiversity and the eco-evo mechanisms that generate physiological diversity. Head over to the research page for more info on our work. Please reach out if you would like to collaborate!
Who We Are
Our group is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and equitable environment where everyone feels welcome and valued. We are committed to creating a safe and supportive space for students and scientists. Our ongoing efforts focus on increasing feelings of belonging and engaging in discussions and education around issues of inequality and systemic barriers in STEM.
