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In this
course, the biodiversity and structure of plants and protists are
examined
in an evolutionary context. The phylogenies and taxonomies of major
plant groups are explored in detail, while their defining physiological
and ecological characters are stressed. This is an introductory course to plants so the exposure is general in nature. The bulk of the exposure however is with the angiosperms (flowering plants). |
The purpose of this project is for each student to describe, with a fair amount of detail, a plant group of their choice. Below is information about the course and the links to the student's individual projects. This course is affliliated with the Biology Department at Clark University. |
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| The Course | ||
Lecture
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Lab
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The Prof |
The TA |
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Steve Johnson |  |
Andy Wilson |
| The Class | ||
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Brendan Clancy | The Genus Hibiscus (Malvaceae). |
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Mika Kuwahara | Ranunculus glacialis |
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Kathrine O'Brien | Fagaceae - The Oak and Beech family |
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Stephanie Oleksyk | Asparagaceae |
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Jignasha Rana | The Poaceae |
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Rachel Shmookler | Anacardiaceae: The Cashew and Sumac Family |
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Casey Whalen | The Bromeliaceae |
All photographs on this page © Andy Wilson
This page designed by Andy Wilson (anwilson@clarku.edu). Site designed by the Botanical Divesity class at Clark University