‘Moss Morphology: More Than Meets the Eye’

The Ronneberg Fund welcomes University of Tennessee-Knoxville professor Jessica Budke presenting "Moss Morphology: More Than Meets the Eye."

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Location:
Higley Hall - Room 105
Ticket Info: Free
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Ronneberg Lecture
Biology
Photo of Jessica Budke

The Ronneberg Fund and the Department of Biology welcome University of Tennessee-Knoxville professor Jessica Budke presenting “Moss Morphology: More Than Meets the Eye.”

Budke’s research focuses on the development, evolution and function of plant structures; the morphological features that are used to distinguish species taxonomically and those that are important for reproduction.

Budke is an assistant professor in the department of ecology and evolutionary biology and director of the Herbarium at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville.

To learn more, visit: Artist/Speaker Website

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