Graduate Students:
- Lisa Hardin Hammer
(M.S. 1987)
- Pollination
ecology of Passiflora edulis in south Florida.
- Lisa Spier (M.S.
1991) -
The
influence of fire on the reproductive biology of Jacquemontia
- Carl Weekley
(M.S. 1993)
- Gall insects on the black-bead, Pithecellobium guadalupense.
- Sandra Vardaman
(M.S.
1994)
- Reproductive biology of Melaleuca in south Florida.
- Maria Cristina
Rodriguez
(M.S.1995)
- Herbivore diversity on the wild tamarind, Lysiloma
- Piyal Kariyawasam (M.S.1996) - Stress and death in south Florida
slash
pine
- Joe O'Brien (M.S. 1997)
- Population
ecology of Galactia spp. in south Florida
- Anne Cox (PhD 1998)
-
Comparative
reproductive ecology of pawpaws (Asimina)
- Suzanne Kennedy (M.S.
1998) - Seed bank dynamics of Tiny Polygala
- Sherine El-Sawa
(M.S.
1998)
- Pollination of jackfruit in south Florida
- Eileen Smith (M.S.
2000) -
Restoration
of Atala butterfly populations in south Florida
- John Geiger (M.S.
2002,
PhD 2007)
- Pollination in pine rockland fragments
- Hong Liu (PhD 2003) -
Population
biology of Chamaecrista lineata var. keyensis in the
Lower
Keys
- Lauren Linares (M.S.
2004) -
Reproductive
biology of Amorpha crenulata
- Yuria Cardel (PhD
2004) -
Interaction
of pollination and herbivory in Centrosema virginiana
- Elena Pinto-Torres
(M.S. 2004)
- Pollination and breeding system of Jacquemontia reclinata
- Heather Gamper Plata
(M.S.
2004) -
Interactions among Homoptera, birds, and ants
- Jed Redwine (PhD
2007) -
Phenology
and ecophysiology of trees of the Keys
- Philip Gonsiska
(M.S.
2005)
- Ecology of Catopsis berteroniana
- Vinda Maharaj (M.S. 2007) -
Termite foraging behavior
- Monica O'Chaney (M.S.
2007) - Herbivory on native and exotic Crotalaria spp.
- Michael Matthews (MS
2009, EVR) –
Deep ecology, nature teaching, and pine rocklands
- Ron Mossman (PhD 2009) –
Dispersal ecology of Everglades plants
- Roxaneh Khorsand Rosa
(PhD 2013) - Limits to fruit production in Mauritia palms in Brazil
- Beyte Barrios (M.S. 2010, PhD
2015) – Fire and pollination of pine rockland plants
- Ian Jones (PhD 2016) –
Reproductive costs of extrafloral nectar
- Jaeson Clayborn (PhD 2018) – Invasive
ants and rare butterflies
- Maria Cleopatra Pimienta (PhD
candidate) - Diurnal and noctural pollinators and floral evolution
- Brittany Marie Harris (MS 2016;
PhD candidate) - Pollination networks - effects of disturbance
- Andrea Salas (MS 2016; PhD
candidate) - Native insectary plants may benefit crop plants
- Adel Pena (MS 2018) -
Documenting floristic change in pine rockland Fabaceae
- Blaire Kleiman (MS student) - Do weeds support insects that can benefit
crop plants?