Research scientist @AtlBotanical Phylogenomics, Conservation genetics of rare plants, morning glories, orchids. she/her.
Atlanta, GA
Joined July 2013
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I had the rare privilege of seeing the endangered Trillium persistens yesterday. This extreme narrow endemic can only be found in a 4 square mile radius around Tallulah Gorge in Georgia and South Carolina! 🧵
ALT The image is a small flowering Trillium persistens in its natural habitat. The plant has three light green bracts surrounding a single flower that points downward. The three petals are white. The plant emerges from the brown leaf litter.
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Yesterday I had the pleasure of presenting my work at @ibc2024 . Now I am ready for the next stage, I am still looking for a PhD, and I am open to opportunities (different families and topics). Now I live in Berlin, and I am available for opportunities.
The best group of botany friends and colleagues 💚💚💚
#Convolvulaceae post-IBC paella : best way to end an amazing week of inspiring talks, future projects discussions and hugs (so many hugs!).
@ibc2024 @convolv_network
This is why we do what we do. The global biodiversity crisis is already here. #IBC2024
What a beautiful Ipomoea 😍 @convolv_network
Happy Flower Friday! 🌼 As the morning light dapples the forest floor, these wild Morning Glories, also called Wild Potato Vine (Ipomoea pandurata) dot the dew-covered landscape. They produce a large tuberous root that when cooked, is similar to a sweet potato!
ALT A white morning glory in a longleaf pine forest.
Amazing talk by @julianacjbarbos on her MS thesis on taxonomy of Brazilian Magnolias
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Enlightening talks on the fourth session of the Plant conservation genetics symposium on genetic conservation of endangered firs 🌲, Florida ziziphus translocations 🌸, genomic data for rare succulents 🌵, Florida Torreya genetics 🌳, and Echinocereus taxonomy and conservation 🌺
What a wonderful symposium, grateful to have been a part of it 💚
👏🏼Congratulations to all the speakers of this fourth session from the Plant conservation genetics symposium
#ibc2024
It was lovely to meet you in person finally, Juliana! I hope our paths continue to cross in Convolvulaceae, Magnolia, maybe other species!
A few years ago I worked and fell in love with Concolvulaceae. Today I continue to collaborate with studies in some genera (palynology, biogeography, conservation), and I have the pleasure of meeting and getting to know incredible people from this team @ibc2024 #convolvulaceae
I love this community 💚💚
Convolvulaceae Network present at @ibc2024 Madrid!...
A happy reunion to celebrate achievements, support each other's work, and talk about future projects!!
#Convolvulaceae
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Convolvulaceae Network present at @ibc2024 Madrid!...
A happy reunion to celebrate achievements, support each other's work, and talk about future projects!!
#Convolvulaceae
Phylogenomics and population genomics clarify species boundaries in several endangered species of Magnolia #IBC2024
Our colleagues from @udg_oficial presenting exciting results of the collaborative Magnolia project @GCCMagnolia
Our colleagues from @udg_oficial presenting exciting results of the collaborative Magnolia project @GCCMagnolia
Exciting Conservation Genetics work on Ipomoea cavalcantei, low genetic diversity and high inbreeding.. #IBC2024 @convolv_network
It’s found!! Huge thank you to the @AirEuropa employee who went out of his way to help me. And good lesson, my @Apple AirTag helped us find it quickly 💚
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Joining @ibc2024 #ibc2024 and interested in #biodiversity conservation of seeds?
We welcome you to attend our double symposium, "Advances in Seed Conservation of Wild Species" this Monday!
Session I
ibcmadrid2024.com/index.php?…
Session II
ibcmadrid2024.com/index.php?…
