President, Botanical Society of America.
#PUI Prof + Herbarium Director
Doc Martine and the Botaneers
https://www.chrismartine.com/
#PlantsareCoolToo: https://tinyurl.com/mr3nv85w
#iamabotanist #Botany2026 #botany #plantpeopleFTW

@martinebotany.bsky.social
President, Botanical Society of America.
#PUI Prof + Herbarium Director
Doc Martine and the Botaneers
https://www.chrismartine.com/
#PlantsareCoolToo: https://tinyurl.com/mr3nv85w
#iamabotanist #Botany2026 #botany #plantpeopleFTW
Chokes
Are you looking for a PhD in the area of plant evolution?
If so do apply to join the lab for this competitively funded @gpsep.bsky.social PhD project to study the evolution of branching architecture by combing data from fossils, ferns and genes.
www.findaphd.com/phds/project...
An incredible essay on how the Indigenous knowledge of controlled burns transformed the pre-contact landscapes of Native North America and how it will change forest management in the years to come, evidence from fire scars in tree rings #envhist
Archived link: archive.is/202610121154...
Holy cow
Fall 2026 Martine Lab, heading into Fall Break.
APG V, the 5th community-based classification of flowering #plants, is now available!
This revision of the APG #classification marks a shift from mainly #plastid-based classification to nuclear-#genome-informed #systematics.
🆓 doi.org/10.1111/jse....
@wileyecology.bsky.social
It's official: no more Phrymaceae, monkeyflowers are now in Orobanchaceae!
The new APG V has just been published @journalsysevo.bsky.social
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
An updated classification of Angiosperms
It includes a poster! www.tudelft.nl/en/hortus-bo...
🧪🌸🌳🌱🍁🌱🌴🌾🌿 #plantsci botany #plantbiology
Fall 2026 Martine Lab, heading into Fall Break.
Field Botany and the Botany Bus after a chilly but sunny morning in Montandon Marsh.
"We had a wave of precipital deprecation," said Chris Martine, Bucknell University.
Well, it took 10 years of rain or shine fieldwork to take the cover off my favorite #wildflower guide … but now it’s again good as new.
Course prep. Might skip this part of the “trail” in class tomorrow.
Just looking at this Dianthus pic I took yesterday and how did I miss the tiny bird? Quick, someone call The Auk!
Petal to the metal: The slow road to automating large-scale #phenology labeling for #herbarium specimens
New in #AppsPlantSci by @er1ngrady.bsky.social, @djli.bsky.social, @rdinnager.bsky.social, Rob Guralnick, et al.
doi.org/10.1002/aps3... @floridamuseum.bsky.social @usa-npn.bsky.social #botany
First-year CURE students heading into the weekend like
Ludwigia fruits are bonkers
UF Biology is searching for an Assistant Professor in Plant Ecology, pass it along
Just over two weeks left to apply! I may be biased, but it’s hard to imagine a better place to do plant evolutionary biology.
Annual re-creation of the 1912 Bucknell botany class photo at the “Gundy’s Farm” cliff site, where our students have been visiting the same Heuchera population for at least 120 years.