Check out @laymonstera.bsky.social’s award winning #Botany2025 talk (and more) on Nov 7, hosted by @amsocplanttaxon.bsky.social! #LagoLab

Fostering a natural history community

@andrewlhipp.bsky.social gave a stirring talk promoting #NaturalHistory at the #Botany2025 @amsocplanttaxon.bsky.social lecture. He has preprinted an essay based on this lecture which is worth a read if you need some hope in ecology.

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And definitely check out @andrewlhipp.bsky.social's outstanding essay (and address from #Botany2025), Fostering a natural history community. Soon to appear in Systematic Botany. ecoevorxiv.org/repository/v...

This July I had the privilege of representing Ohio University at #Botany2025 with the work I’ve done on flowering plants in the Schenk Lab. It was incredible seeing the diversity of research being done across the country and the passion that drives it. Those who made this possible are tagged below!

#iamabotanist #herbarium #botany2025

#iamabotanist #herbarium #botany2025

Winners including Rebecca Beneroff and Andy Dorsel

Winners including Kaitlin Henry and Abigail Motter

Winners including PJ Newhart

Was awesome to see our 5 Bucknell winners of @botsocamerica.bsky.social Young Botanist Awards for outstanding senior achievement recognized at #Botany2025. Super proud of this group of May grads.

#PUI #iamabotanist #undergradresearch #raybucknell

Botany people: we'll be working on the 2025-26 Philadelphia Botanical Club talk schedule soon. Have you seen a really cool presentation (maybe at #Botany2025 or #ESA2025?)? You can suggest speakers here! Talks are Thursday evenings and can be IRL/hybrid or fully remote. Students/postdocs encouraged!

Had an amazing time at #Botany2025 conference. Connecting with bryologists and lichenologists at the #ABLS booth, first time being a PLANTS mentor, presenting our work on tropical stream bryophytes, and listening to so many great talks!

Discussions from #Botany2025 already bearing results! New customizable ergonomic razorblade chopper designed in 1 week for @shellygaynor.bsky.social plus the fully 3d printed bead dispenser from my postdoc headed to the @soltislab.bsky.social Monday #DisabledInBotany

a man is laying on a couch with an ice pack on his forehead while watching mid century modern ALT: a man is laying on a couch with an ice pack on his forehead while watching mid century modern

Damn, that post #Botany2025 COVID caught up with me.

The Biology of Plants Coloring Textbook The Biology of Plants Coloring Textbook was created by Dr. Rachel S. Jabaily (Colorado College Dept. Organismal Biology & Ecology) and M.G.B. Hurst (Colorado College class of 2025) with a grant from t...

Did you see @racheljabaily.bsky.social new open educational resource "Biology of Plants" coloring textbook when you were at #Botany2025 ? No? WELL GO CHECK IT OUT: oercommons.org/courses/the-... Gorgeous illustrations by MGB Hurst 😍

For #thicktrunktuesday here's a Sequoiadendron from a 3-day stop in Kings Canyon National Park on my way home from #Botany2025. Trunk is thick all the way up. Hiking and life companion at the base for scale.

A green graphic featuring a grid of photos of Daniel Mok presenting at Botany 2025 on the right and the MSU PRI logo in the upper left corner. There is white text on the left that says: "Daniel Mok, Graduate Student, Department of Plant Biology, Plant Resilience Institute, W.K. Kellogg Biological Station" Contained in a light green arrow, is the following text: "Congratulations! Best LI-COR Oral Presentation, Physiology and Ecophysiology Section, Botany 2025"

Congratulations to PRI grad student Daniel Mok (@dmokplants.bsky.social) for being awarded Best LI-COR Oral Presentation in the @bsa-ecophys.bsky.social section at #Botany2025 for his talk, "CAM photosynthesis in the carnivorous plant genus Pinguicula (Lentibulariaceae)!"

#PlantScience #BSAecophys

First day of field work since bee-ing back from #Botany2025 who likes honey?

Had such a good time giving my first talk at my first #Botany2025, my shaky voice was just for added effect, I swear! Thank you to the PLANTS program and #bulbouslab for bringing me here. 🧅
Also I’m looking to join a lab in ecophysiology so if you’re looking for students, please reach out!! 👀🌱

U of Michigan Botany crew

Some photos from #Botany2025 ft. @fkyeeb.bsky.social @willweaver.bsky.social @tomacarruthers.bsky.social @soltislab.bsky.social and more

Happy first-day-back-in-the-office post #botany2025 to all who celebrate.

In better news, less than a year til #botany2026!

The entire @botsocamerica.bsky.social students community is super proud of you for winning Don Kaplan Dissertation Award

Keep staying proud!

#Botany2025

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Breaking: the American Society of Plant Taxonomists now on BlueSky @amsocplanttaxon.bsky.social!

#botany2025 #iamabotanist

Congrats to the section award winners. Thanks @li-corenv.bsky.social for sponsoring.

Best LI-COR Poster :
Amelie LeTierce, University of Minnesota - Duluth
"Beauty is Skin Deep: Obscured Chlorophyll is Photosynthetic in Zinnia elegans Flowers"
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Congrats to the section award winners. Thanks @li-corenv.bsky.social for sponsoring.

Best LI-COR Oral Presentation:
Daniel Mok, Michigan State University
"CAM photosynthesis in the carnivorous plant genus Pinguicula (Lentibulariaceae)"
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Congrats to the section award winners. Thanks @li-corenv.bsky.social for sponsoring.

Best Phys/Ecophys Poster:
Osedipo Adegbeyeni, University of Utah
"A Comparative study of isohydric and anisohydric strategies in leaves and photosynthetic stems in two desert Utah sites"
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#bsaecophys #botany2025

Congrats to the section award winners. Thanks @li-corenv.bsky.social for sponsoring.

Best Phys/Ecophys Oral Presentation:
Malinda Barberio, University of Wisconsin - Madison
"Exploring Foliar Water Uptake in Neotropical Epiphytes"
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Me standing at a podium talking about the BIOFAIR Vision and roadmap.

Me standing at a podium in front of a slide that read Linking Functional Traits and Niches to Lineage Diversification in Asclepias.

A group of 5 people standing shoulder to shoulder smiling at a camera on Joshue Tree National Park.

A flower of Asclepias eriocarpa that is cream colored with many yellow-orange aphids around it.

Had such a great time at #botany2025! Hearing about everyone's research was very inspiring and generated some new ideas for my own work.

See you all in Tucson next year!

#botany2025 was incredible! Thank you to all the organizers, speakers, and conference center staff!

I loved seeing old seeing old friends and making new ones! I always come home inspired and renewed!

See you all in Tucson in 2026!

A bingo card including original illustrations as stickers for the botany conference

Had such a great time at #Botany2025 and it made me so happy to see people excited about my stickers! 🌻Does anyone remember the 2022 ones? 😁 hopefully this will turn into a tradition!… 2026?…

Had a wonderful time at #botany2025 this year in Palm Springs with my work bestie! Already missing the desert 🏝️ #botany #plantconservation

#Botany2025 was a blast! So much cool botanical science to learn from.
Also, very happy to present our work on the genetics of Saguaro 🌵
Looking forward to the next one!

Does anyone know if it's still possible to buy t-shirts from #Botany2025?

I, uh, might be in the doghouse because I didn't buy someone a shirt as a souvenir...😳