Seminar Announcement: "The role of floral traits in pollination and plant defense"

Extra credit opportunity (2.5% of 1 exam)

Come see Becky Irwin from Dartmouth speak about: "The role of floral traits in pollination and plant defense," this Friday at 2:30 PM in 112 TBL.

Becky is interested in multispecies interactions-- particularly pollination biology biology. Her recent papers include those on the microevolution in the wild radish in response to pollinator-medated selection, linking economics to the distribution of exotic plants, and the community and evolutionary ecology of nectar. One fascinating feature of flowers that she has studied is toxic nectar!

If you are unable to attend this talk but are still interested in receiving extra credit, email me (along with your reason for not being able to attend) a 1 page summary of two papers of your choice from:

http://www.dartmouth.edu/~irwinlab/Publications.htm