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Education:
B.S.
Molecular Biology - Florida Institute of Technology, 2000
Ph.D. Plant
Biology - Washington University in St.
Louis,
2006
Brassica napus flower
Past Research Experience:
NRC Research Associate
US-EPA Western Ecology Division
Study System: Brassica napus, Brassica rapa
Ecological effects and consequences of
transgene escape
from Brassica napus
(oilseed rape or canola) to weedy and
wild relatives.
Dissertation research:
Genetic and Physiological
Variation in Cultivated and Wild Asian Rice:
Domestication,
Phylogeography, and Aluminum Stress Resistance.
Study System: Cultivated and Wild
Asian rice, Oryza sativa and
Oryza rufipogon
Physiology of Aluminum Resistance in
Oryza sativa
Domestication history
of Oryza sativa
Research
Interests: Evolutionary Plant
Physiology, Ecology, and Molecular Biology
Population Genetics of Crops
and Wild Species
Ecological Genetics of Plant
Adaptation to Biotic and Abiotic Stress
Phylogeography and
population genetics of Weedy Red Rice
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