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Plant Biologists of South Florida
meeting schedule
April 13, 2002
Directions: http://pbsf.org/directions/
8:30
Coffee, Tea and Juice
9:00
Phil Busey and Bob Pemberton - 2002 hosts: Welcome and introductions
9:15
Jordon Muss: Effect of flow on landscape plant structure in freshwater marshes.
9:30
Alan Meerow: Parentage analysis of two progeny populations of the "Fiji Dwarf" variety of
Cocos nucifera
using SSRs.
9:45
Joy Klein: Miami-Dade County's Adopt a Tree Program.
10:00
David McLean: Nova Southeastern Medicinal Garden tour
11:00
Bill Howard: Research on native and recently introduced insect pests.
11:15
Carl Weekley: Fire and scrub: postburn responses of 13 Lake Wales Ridge endemics.
11:30
Melanie Barnes: Pollen viability and pollen tube growth of the endangered
Ziziphus celata
.
11:45
Joy Stewart: The distribution of
Lygodium microphyllum
in Southern Florida.
12:00
Mike Lott: The growth and physiological ecology of
Lygodium microphyllum
and
Lygodium japonicum
.
12:15
Lee Hoffman: Native Orchid Restoration Project.
12:30
Lunch Break
1:30
Nova Librarian : The Nova Library and the services offered to the community
2:00
James W. Borrone, Raymond J. Schnell and David M. Kuhn: Development of genetic markers in tropical trees.
2:15
Suzanne Koptur: A pollen flora for South Florida
2:30
Elena Pinto-Torres: Pollination and conservation of beach jacquemontia
Jacquemontia reclinata
(Convolvulaceae).
2:45
Anne Cox: Florida pawpaws, from edible to endangered.
3:00
Maureen Bonness: Recent trends in botanical drug discovery.
3:15
Alyssa Cook: Chemical factors limiting plant growth in historic flowways of the Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation.
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