New #OER for biology teachers! We use *real data* from the RMBL phenology project to teach about changing plant phenology in warming mountain environments, R programming, and science writing. Please use and improve! qubeshub.org/publications...
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Safe travels, plant enthusiasts! Already looking forward to Tucson next year. Bonus photo of a mycoheterotrophic health, Pterospora andromedea, in Mt San Jacinto State Park

On my way to #BSA2025 and feeling pretty pumped to learn from colleagues and friends. This year, it feels like a form of resistance to pursue my work, and I look forward to celebrating other plant biologists as we keep on discovering.

@hannahmarx.bsky.social and I present our ideas for using historical botanical specimens to study how plants and viruses have interacted through time and across taxa. Photo is of a TuMV-infected Hesperis matronalis collected by David Schimpf of the Olga Lakela Herbarium