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CATEGORIES:Native Plant Talks
CREATED:20240911T021524
SUMMARY:Talk: CNPS SCV 2023-2024 Research Scholarship Projects
LOCATION:YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@CNPSSantaClaraValley); Zoom (http://www.c
 nps-scv.org/talk-20240918)
DESCRIPTION:Since 1999, the chapter has sponsored a scholarship program for students do
 ing research on native plant topics (education/scholarships).\nBradley Spen
 o, San Jose State University, Graduate Research Scholarship: Alameda Song S
 parrow Habitat Use as an Indicator of Salt Pond Restoration\nBradley gather
 ed plant information by walking through areas affected by saltwater restora
 tion to see how native plants and their variety changed. He also looked at 
 bird banding and surveys on the Alameda song sparrow to see if it could sho
 w if the restoration was working well. Bradley received his bachelor's degr
 ee in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from the University of Colorado and 
 worked for different government agencies and companies before going to San 
 José State University for his master's degree. His research focuses on loca
 l restoration projects, and he plans to use his knowledge to help restore h
 abitats.\nCecilia Girvin, UC Santa Cruz, Graduate Research Scholarship: The
  Role of Sexual Conflict in Hermaphroditic Floral Evolution\nCecilia Girvin
 , a PhD student at UC Santa Cruz, is researching how environmental and biol
 ogical factors influence the evolution of flowers, focusing on Clarkia ungu
 iculata, a plant that opens its bisexual flowers in summer, facing challeng
 es like water scarcity. Her work aims to understand how these factors affec
 t the plant's survival and reproduction.\nJoseph Cusenza, UC Santa Cruz, Un
 dergraduate Research Scholarship: The Role of Plasticity and Pollinators on
  the Expression and Evolution of Floral Longevity\nJoseph Cusenza, a recent
  graduate from UC Santa Cruz, is studying the impact of flexibility and pol
 linators on the development and evolution of flower longevity, building on 
 his previous studies in environmental science. He continues to work with Ce
 cilia Girvin on a project that explores the effects of different selection 
 pressures on the plant's survival and reproduction.\nThis talk will be live
  streamed on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@CNPSSantaClaraValley (https:
 //www.youtube.com/@CNPSSantaClaraValley) - registration NOT required) and o
 n Zoom ( (http://www.cnps-scv.org/talk-20240918)http://www.cnps-scv.org/tal
 k-20240918 - registration required).\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div class="page" title="Page 2"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column
 "><p class="description-markdown--p">Since 1999, the chapter has sponsored 
 a&nbsp;<a href="http://eww.cnps-scv.org/education/scholarships" target="_bl
 ank" rel="nofollow noopener ugc" class="link">scholarship program for stude
 nts doing research on native plant topics</a>.</p><p class="mb-4"><strong>B
 radley Speno, San Jose State University, Graduate Research Scholarship:&nbs
 p;<em>Alameda Song Sparrow Habitat Use as an Indicator of Salt Pond Restora
 tion</em></strong><br />Bradley gathered plant information by walking throu
 gh areas affected by saltwater restoration to see how native plants and the
 ir variety changed. He also looked at bird banding and surveys on the Alame
 da song sparrow to see if it could show if the restoration was working well
 . Bradley received his bachelor's degree in Ecology and Evolutionary Biolog
 y from the University of Colorado and worked for different government agenc
 ies and companies before going to San José State University for his master'
 s degree. His research focuses on local restoration projects, and he plans 
 to use his knowledge to help restore habitats.</p><p class="mb-4"><strong>C
 ecilia Girvin, UC Santa Cruz, Graduate Research Scholarship:&nbsp;<em>The R
 ole of Sexual Conflict in Hermaphroditic Floral Evolution</em></strong></p>
 <p class="mb-4">Cecilia Girvin, a PhD student at UC Santa Cruz, is research
 ing how environmental and biological factors influence the evolution of flo
 wers, focusing on Clarkia unguiculata, a plant that opens its bisexual flow
 ers in summer, facing challenges like water scarcity. Her work aims to unde
 rstand how these factors affect the plant's survival and reproduction.</p><
 p class="mb-4"><strong>Joseph Cusenza, UC Santa Cruz, Undergraduate Researc
 h Scholarship: The Role of Plasticity and Pollinators on the Expression and
  Evolution of Floral Longevity</strong></p><p class="mb-4">Joseph Cusenza, 
 a recent graduate from UC Santa Cruz, is studying the impact of flexibility
  and pollinators on the development and evolution of flower longevity, buil
 ding on his previous studies in environmental science. He continues to work
  with Cecilia Girvin on a project that explores the effects of different se
 lection pressures on the plant's survival and reproduction.</p><p class="mb
 -4">This talk will be live streamed on&nbsp;<strong>YouTube&nbsp;(<a href="
 https://www.youtube.com/@CNPSSantaClaraValley">https://www.youtube.com/@CNP
 SSantaClaraValley</a> - registration NOT required) and on Zoom (<a href="ht
 tp://www.cnps-scv.org/talk-20240918" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener
  ugc" class="!text-viridian"></a><a href="http://www.cnps-scv.org/talk-2024
 0918">http://www.cnps-scv.org/talk-20240918</a>&nbsp;- registration require
 d).</strong></p></div></div></div>
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