First page of article, including title: "Hecastocleis shockleyi (Hecastocleideae), the desert enigma"
A close-up image of a bee on a flower of Hecastocleis shockleyi
Very excited to have a new publication out in the most beautiful journal in the world, Capitulum! #Compositae #Hecastocleis #Asteraceae #synantherology
www.compositae.org/capitulum_04...
Thanks to Mauricio Bonifacino and Matt Taylor (Identic), the Lucid Key to the tribes of Compositae is now back online after having disappeared from the web for a few years:
keys.lucidcentral.org/keys/v4/trib...
#compositae #daisies #asteraceae #TICA
Jim Ferguson was so, so amazing and wonderful, and I'm so sad that he has died. He was a guiding light. What a tremendous loss. We are all worse off without him. Rest in peace. stanforddaily.com/2025/02/19/j...
The new issue of CAPITULUM, the journal of The International Compositae Alliance, is out: www.compositae.org/capitulum_03...
Styles of Asteraceae: A synopsis of their morphological and functional diversity
Taraxacum in Australia
Commemoration of the life and career of Charles Jeffrey
The text at the top reads: “APPS Special Issue Call for Papers: Non-model Plants: Challenges and Solutions”. The Applications in Plant Sciences logo is in the bottom left corner. The text in the bottom right corner reads: “Proposal deadline January 20, 2025”. Images, clockwise from top left: blue passionflower (Passiflora caerulea L.), Fomitopsis pinicola (Sw.) P. Karst. on tree trunk, prickly pear (Opuntia ficus-indica (L.) Mill.), unidentified moss. Photos by Diana V. Chagoya.
🌿DEADLINE MONDAY! Special Issue Call for Papers🌿
#AppsPlantSci invites proposals for "Non-model plants: Challenges and solutions" led by editors Jose Cunill Flores, Guanjing Hu & Aaron Velez-Ramirez
Proposal deadline 20 Jan 2025
botany.org/home/publica... #botany #iamabotanist
The @bloomsburybooksus.bsky.social Handbook to Sylvia Plath is available at a discount! For the Plath readers on your list! www.bloomsbury.com/us/bloomsbur...
Thanks, Glenn. It was totally amazing, and I'm so sad it's over.
Dean! Hope you're doing well, my friend. It's kind of a few decades old, but I've taught stuff by Diane Rocheleau before, and it's really good (e.g., "Maps, Numbers, Text, and Context: Mixing Methods in Feminist Political Ecology").
The New Sylvia Plath Studies - edited by Dr Dorka Tamás. 🥹Thank you to all the contributors who made this possible. 🫶 Upcoming chapter on "Plath and the Diabolic Atomic Age".
For those in the area, I hope you'll join us for what is shaping up to be an incredible two-day event at Smith College. Starting tomorrow! #EnvironmentalHumanities sites.smith.edu/the-greenhou...
Sylvia Plath's birthday is a good day to advertise that I'm giving the Smith College Botanic Garden's Annual Mum Show Lecture next week (streaming / in person)! It's about #plath, The Bell Jar, mums, my grandma, plant physiology, and more. #compositae garden.smith.edu/news-events/...
This looks totally amazing!
Have you checked out our @chstmorg Working Group yet? Get to know Collection Ecologies by joining our first sessions on 12 October at 18:00 CEST!
Find out what we do, how we think, and who we are! #envhist #envhum #histsci #histknow #Collections
Details: www.chstm.org/content/coll...
The journal Environmental Humanities (which I co-edit) is looking for some new Associate Editors, including new editors for our Living Lexicon series. Applications due by Nov 3. See environmentalhumanities.org for more details.
#envhum
Looks totally amazing
Animal studies folks, here’s an announcement for an Assistant Professor of Animal Studies position in NYU’s Department of Environmental Studies. Deadline is October 1st, more details here. Please share widely. apply.interfolio.com/128830
Hey #Plath friends, you gotta come check out this exhibit at Smith College focused on Plath's botanical inspirations for her bell jar metaphor! It's up all year, and I will give you a personal tour. It's beautiful and you get to walk around a plant conservatory.
