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My lab is very broadly interested in the evolution of floral morphology. We use molecular, morphological, and phylogenetic approaches to study how flowers have changed over the course of evolutionary time. Research projects in the lab cover a diverse set...

I am a botanist and evolutionary biologist interested broadly in the evolution and development of angiosperms and particularly in the evolution of floral morphological diversity. My graduate work focuses on the evolution of novel floral structures called...

As the administrative assistant for the Kramer Lab, I am responsible for handling clerical, financial and daily operations of the lab.

Teo's research interests include plant morphology

Microscopic pore complexes perform a variety of essential functions for plants, such as regulating gas exchange and secreting nectar. I am interested in exploring the development and physiology of nectarostomata, which secrete nectar, in comparison with...

Research Interests: Chaos Theory, Characterization of in situ root architecture, asking to go outside, and squirrels are OK too

I am a sophomore at Harvard College studying Integrative Biology. My research interests include plant development and genetics. I am currently studying the upstream regulatory processes governing nectar spur development in Tropaeolum majus.

I am an evolutionary-developmental biologist broadly interested in understanding molecular mechanisms responsible for the evolution of plant form. I completed my undergraduate and master's dissertations at the University of Antioquia in Colombia, studying...

Elizabeth is a sophomore in Lowell House studying Folklore & Mythology with a secondary in Integrative Biology. Her research focus is on botanical science, including flower morphology and fruit development. She loves all things botanical, and when she isn...