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Wednesday, July 29th

Wednesday, July 29th, 1:00 pm to 5:30 pm · Cottonwood A/Snowbird Center
Session SY11: Symposium: The Greatest Opportunists of all: Celebrating 40 years of Job Kuijt’s "Biology of Parasitic Flowering Plants"
Presiding: Christopher P. Randle, Sam Houston State University; Jeffery J. Morawetz, University of Michigan; David Tank, University of Idaho
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SY11001July 29th 1:00 pmCottonwood A/Snowbird CenterStyles and stamens of neotropical Loranthaceae: a survey and a sermon
Log in to add this item to your schedule		Symposium or Colloquium PresentationKuijt, Job.
SY11002July 29th 1:30 pmCottonwood A/Snowbird CenterPlacement of parasitic plant lineages in the tree of life
Log in to add this item to your schedule		Symposium or Colloquium PresentationNickrent, Daniel.parasitic plant
molecular phylogenetics
Cassytha
Cuscuta
Lennoaceae
Krameriaceae
Orobanchaceae
Santalales
Balanophoraceae
Cynomoriaceae
Hydnoraceae
Rafflesiaceae
Mitrastemonaceae
Cytinaceae
Apodanthaceae
SY11003July 29th 2:00 pmCottonwood A/Snowbird CenterComparative Genomics of Parasitic Plants
Log in to add this item to your schedule		Symposium or Colloquium PresentationYoder, John; Gunathilake, Pradeepa; Wu, Biao.parasitic plant
haustorium
July 29th 2:30 pmCottonwood A/Snowbird CenterBreak
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SY11004July 29th 3:00 pmCottonwood A/Snowbird CenterProgress and pitfalls: Towards a phylogeny of the tropical broomrapes (Orobanchaceae)
Log in to add this item to your schedule		Symposium or Colloquium PresentationMorawetz, Jeffery J.; Randle, Christopher P..holoparasitic
hemiparasitic
Harveya
Melasma
tropical
Cyclocheilaceae
Orobanchaceae
SY11005July 29th 3:15 pmCottonwood A/Snowbird CenterCharacterization of rbcS in Orobanchaceae
Log in to add this item to your schedule		Symposium or Colloquium PresentationRandle, Christopher P.; Keith-Couch, Sarah; Tarson, Victor G..Orobanchaceae
parasitic plants
rbcL
rbcS
rubisco
SY11006July 29th 3:30 pmCottonwood A/Snowbird CenterUsing large trees to synthesize and direct phylogenetic research in Orobanchaceae
Log in to add this item to your schedule		Symposium or Colloquium PresentationTank, David C..Orobanchaceae
supermatrix
parasitic plants
molecular evolution
SY11007July 29th 3:45 pmCottonwood A/Snowbird CenterHorizontal gene transfer and the humble origins of the world's largest flowers, Rafflesiaceae
Log in to add this item to your schedule		Symposium or Colloquium PresentationDavis, III, Charles C..horizontal gene transfer
holoparasite
molecular evolution
Malpighiales
SY11008July 29th 4:00 pmCottonwood A/Snowbird CenterPlastid genome evolution in a group of non-photosynthetic angiosperms (Orobanchaceae)
Log in to add this item to your schedule		Symposium or Colloquium PresentationWicke, Susann; Quandt, Dietmar; Schneeweiss, Gerald M..plastid genome
Orobanchaceae
genome reduction
comparative analysis
evolution
SY11009July 29th 4:15 pmCottonwood A/Snowbird CenterAll that glitters is not gold and all that’s green does not photosynthesise: The chlorophyll containing orchid Corallorhiza trifida derives little carbon through photosynthesis
Log in to add this item to your schedule		Symposium or Colloquium PresentationCameron, Duncan D.myco-heterotrophy
Epiparasite
Orchid mycorrhiza
stable isotope
July 29th 4:30 pmCottonwood A/Snowbird CenterDiscussion
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