Long Term Ecological Research Network
Ecophylogenetics Workshop

Linking phylogenetic history, plant traits, and environmental gradients to understand community organization at local and continental scales

Harvard Forest, Petersham, MA

October 11-14

The overarching goal of the workshop series is to increase understanding of the extent to which phylogenetic history influences ecological processes through trait similarities among relatives at regional and continental scales across biomes in North America.

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Participants	Institution	LTER site
Steven Brewer	Univ. of North Carolina-Wilmington
Daniel Bunker	Columbia University	Cedar Creek
Catherine Cardulus	Harvard University
Jeannine Cavender-Bares	University of Minnesota	Cedar Creek
Cathy Collins	University of Kansas	Konza Prairie
Aaron M Ellison	Harvard University	Harvard Forest
Robert Holt	University of Florida	Konza Prairie
Dawn Kaufman	Kansas State University	Konza Prairie
Steven Kembel	University of California, Berkeley
Clarence Lehman	University of Minnesota	Cedar Creek
Michelle Cailin Mack	University of Florida	Arctic, Bonanza Creek
Elvia Melendez-Ackerman	University of Puerto Rico	Luquillo
Glenn Motzkin	Harvard University	Harvard Forest
Richard Ree	Field Museum of Natural History
Tony Rockwell	Harvard University
Kristina Stinson	Harvard University	Harvard Forest
Eddie Watkins	Harvard University

For more information, please contact : Jeannine Cavender-Bares <cavender at umn.edu>

This meeting is funded by the LTER Network Office and the National Science Foundation