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Evolution and Classification of Plants

Evolution and Classification of Plants. Timothy M. Evans Biology Department (616) 395-7460 evanst@hope.edu. Photograph. Education : University of Wyoming: B.S. Botany, M.S. Botany University of Wisconsin-Madison: Ph.D. Botany Miami University: Postdoctoral research.

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Evolution and Classification of Plants

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  1. Evolution and Classification of Plants Timothy M. Evans Biology Department (616) 395-7460 evanst@hope.edu Photograph Education: University of Wyoming: B.S. Botany, M.S. Botany University of Wisconsin-Madison: Ph.D. Botany Miami University: Postdoctoral research Areas of expertise: Plant systematics, Molecular systematics; Evolution of plants Grants: NSF Systematic Biology Program (2002-2005) • Publications: • Wade, D. J., T. M. Evans, and R. B. Faden. 2006. Subtribal relationships in tribe Tradescantieae (Commelinaceae) based on molecular and morphological data. Pp. 520-526 in Proceedings for the Third International Symposium on Monocots. Ontario, California. (In Press) Acknowledgements: NSF, HHMI, Hope College

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