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A Century Of Wood Anatomy and 75 Years Of IAWA

A tribute to Lawrence R. Blinks: Ions, light, and algae

Botanical Cyberinfrastructure: Issues, Challenges, Opportunities, and Initiatives

Bringing Together the Living and Dead: Integrating Extant and Fossil Biodiversity in Evolutionary Studies

Deep Time Colloquium

Ecological Responses of Bryophytes to Changing Climate

Ecology and Floristics in Northern California - Current Knowledge and Unexplored Realms

Flora of North America: Synergy with other Botanical Projects

Human Transformation of California: Botany, History, and Sociology

Hybridization as a Stimulus for the Evolution of Invasiveness in Plants

Land Plant Evolution: Phylogenetics and Beyond

Lichens as Bioindicators of Air Quality

New Advances in Fern Ecology

Paleobotany in the Post-Genomics Era

Plenary Symposium: New Directions in Molecular and Organismal Botany

The Comparative - Phylogenetic Method of Reconstructing Evolutionary History

The Evolution of Ericales: Recent Insights using both Morphology and Molecules

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Session	Date/Time	Location	Title	Type	Authors	Keywords
Saturday, July 29th
Saturday, July 29th 4:15 pm to 5:15 pm · Auditorium/Laxson Session F-KEY: Forum Keynote Address: Communicating an Awareness of Plants Through Science and Art. Presiding: Claire Hemingway, Botanical Society of America
F-KEY-1	July 29th 4:15 pm	Auditorium/Laxson	Communicating an Awareness of Plants Through Science and Art Log in to add this item to your schedule	Special Address	Hangarter, Roger.	plants and their environment plants in motion photography educational resource
Sunday, July 30th
Sunday, July 30th 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm · Auditorium/Laxson Plenary Address: The Lessons of History: A Historian Reflects on 100 Years of American Botany. Presiding: Vassiliki Betty Smocovitis, University of Florida
	July 30th 7:30 pm	Auditorium/Laxson	The Lessons of History: A Historian Reflects on 100 Years of American Botany Log in to add this item to your schedule	Special Address	Smocovitis, Vassiliki Betty.
Tuesday, August 1st
Tuesday, August 1st 10:15 am to 11:15 am · 201/Ayres Session 45: Special Lecture: Regional Botany Special Lecture Presiding: Donald Davidson, Mojave National Preserve
45-1	August 1st 10:15 am	201/Ayres	Traveling Artist Wildflower Project: How Art Supports Native Plant Resource Interpretation And Preservation Log in to add this item to your schedule	Special Address	Davidson, Donald.	illustrations watercolor artist
Tuesday, August 1st 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm · 108/Tehama Special Lecture: Annals of Botany Lecture Lost in Phenotypic Space: Why Do Living Organisms Look the Way They Do? Presiding: Unknown,
	August 1st 2:00 pm	108/Tehama	Lost in Phenotypic Space: Why Do Living Organisms Look the Way They Do? Log in to add this item to your schedule	Special Address	Pigliucci, Massimo.	phenotypic plasticity phenotypic space genetic architecture
Wednesday, August 2nd
Wednesday, August 2nd 8:15 pm to 8:45 am · Lawn/Kendall Hall Special Lecture: Address of the BSA President-Elect Presiding: Christopher H. Haufler, University of Kansas
	August 2nd 8:15 pm	Lawn/Kendall Hall	A Century of "Botanical Opportunity:" Building on the Past, Providing for the Future Log in to add this item to your schedule	Special Address	Haufler, Christopher H..

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