How to publish your research: discussion at #Botany2018 includes editors and successful authors. Today 12-1 in Mayo 112. Food too!

THE LEAF an integrated approach to leaf structure and function- apply for the 2018 Arnold Arboretum Summer Short Course! arboretum.harvard.edu/education/summ…

Arnold Arboretum's summer short course is back! Post-docs, grads and undergrads: learn about "the leaf" from the best! arboretum.harvard.edu/education/summ… #botany #plants

Learn about Plant Structure at Harvard’s Arnold Arboretum - apply for the 2020 summer short course! arboretum.harvard.edu/education/summ…

Application deadline approaching! 2 weeks + 15k living plant specimens + microscopy lab = Arnold Arboretum’s summer course on Plant Morphology. Apply now! arboretum.harvard.edu/education/summ…

We're ending the week with our first #BSA Twitter takeover! Today we're joined by Dr. Rocío Deanna, a postdoc at CU Boulder 🦬, and member of the BSA Early Career Advisory Board. Rocio is a Solanologist studying phylogenetics, divergence times and fruiting calyx in nightshades.

No birds visible in my suburban yard but how about this beautiful tree peony? #pandemicfieldtrip

Neighborhood turkeys. Can you see that the male is displaying? #pandemicfieldtrip

Interesting data from Cindi Jones on upper-level botany courses taught at a large set of US institutions. Rumors of our demise may not be true. #Botany2020

#Botany2020- just as the celebrations ended...congratulations Preeti Saryan & thanks to Shubham Gupta It has been a great learning process for us. A zillion thanks to Beth Parada & @TheresaCulley Botanical Society of America I have not met more patient, gentle, & yet exacting editors to date..

#Botany2020 was an incredibly interactive & positive experience, but it could have easily been (still ok but) less than that. Just more kudos for the Botanical Society of America staff who made it all happen. Good bar set for SICB #SICB2021.

Don't miss the #BSA Writing Webinars & Discussions in October! Join @TheresaCulley and Pamela Diggle to discuss authorship, writing strategies, ethics, and how to maximize the chances your paper will be published. Webinar 1: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… Webinar 2: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

ICYMI: Check out the recording of the Botanical Society of America webinar "The Editor's Perspective: Maximize the chances your paper will be published" Hosted by Pamela Diggle, @TheresaCulley, AmyMcPherson with panelists Rachel Prunier, Dr. Rocío Deanna, Marcelo Pace, and yours truly #iamabotanist

Latest DHS proposed policy change would impose stricter duration restrictions on F & J visa holders. Submit a comment & support our international colleagues. Deadline is Oct 26 to let your voice be heard. #YouAreWelcomeHere #iamabotanist #scicomm mailchi.mp/botany.org/bsa…

tagging Botanical Society of America - props for gender parity

Thanks, @chery_joyce!

2 weeks + 15k living plant specimens + microscopy lab = Arnold Arboetum’s summer course on Plant Morphology. Apply now! arboretum.harvard.edu/research/progr…

Linking Phenotype and Function to Development-summer short course for Post-docs, grads and undergrads at Harvard Arnold Arboretum arboretum.harvard.edu/research/progr…

We did!!! After months and months of work, we have new (UConn Approved!!!) EEB Merch! Our pre-sale for sweatshirts and t-shirts starts tomorrow! If you want to get one, watch this space for links :)))

This was a fun essay to write with Chelsea Pretz who discovered that self-incompatibility in her Physalis faded as the plants aged, a process we call 'developmental decay' (to distinguish it from plastic changes in SI). We bet it's a widespread phenomenon if we were looking!