Jeannine Cavender-Bares

@CavenderG9@ecoevo.social
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Plant physiological and evolutionary ecologist. I use physiological tools, spectroscopy and remote sensing to understand biological processes across scales. Oaks are my goto model clade
 
#ecology #evolution #ecophysiology #spectralbiology #remotesensing #biodiversity #phylogenetics #botany #Quercus #oaks #twittermigration
Pronounsshe/her
ASCEND BII websitehttps://www.spectralbiology.org
Google Scholarhttps://scholar.google.com/citations?user=CtxI-i0AAAAJ&hl=en
LocationEEB, University of Minnesota
Red oak branch covered by wasp nest, snapped off and descended to the ground below the canopy at Harvard Forest. What stories lurk here?
Wonderful visit from BEF China and oak syngameon scientists at #CedarCreek for our #NSF #Dimensions_of_Biodiversity project @andrewlhipp
A really fun time at the #Botany2023 meeting in Boise. Great to see Jessica Savage again!
Anyone have an id for this sedge? Grows with Typha angustifolia Thx!
Meet the next generation! Neha Mohanbabu is an ASCEND post doc working in the BioCON experiment at Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve. She seeks to understand the the consequences of global change drivers for biodiversity over multiple decades. https://www.spectralbiology.org/nextgenblog
Blog 3 — Spectral Biology for the Study of Biodiversity and Global Change

Spectral Biology for the Study of Biodiversity and Global Change

An exciting common garden study from @mkaproth @CavenderG9 et al. demonstrating convergent tradeoffs between drought resistance and growth, and divergent strategies between evergreen and deciduous species.

Enjoy and share!

https://t.co/tzdPrtAKtt

Our ACE team ready to go! Bur oak “Adaptation to Climate and Environment” @andrewlhipp #Dimensions_of_Biodiversity @NSF
Spotlight Science: Seeing Plant Biodiversity - Bell Museum

Join us May 20 for a day of learning more about how biologists use high-tech tools (like drones and satellites) to study plant biodiversity.

Bell Museum

Work with our lab this summer in a bur #oak common-garden experiment!

Morton Arboretum is accepting applications for paid summer Research Technician Fellowships. These introductory research experiences welcome students with little or no experience interested in engaging in tree science. Students can learn more on the website. The hourly rate is $15.00/hour for currently enrolled high school students and $16.00/hour for currently enrolled college students.

https://mortonarb.org/science/opportunities-in-science/research-technician-fellowship/

@CavenderG9

Research Technician Fellowship | The Morton Arboretum

To plant and protect trees for a greener, healthier, and more beautiful world

The Morton Arboretum
This month ASCEND is highlighting Isaiah Clark. He is a post-bacc lab technician connecting plant functional traits, leaf spectra and ecosystem processes. A native of Minnesota steeped in the natural history of the region, he has a long-term interest in understanding changing environments and contributing to data-driven, community-based conservation. Read more on the ASCEND_BII NextGen blog:  www.spectralbiology.org/nextgenblog/2023-isaiah-clark
#NSF #spectralbiology #biodiversity #ECR