Mission
Our mission is to discover, maintain, and transmit knowledge concerning basic plant biology and provide leadership in the biological sciences.
News
Muir Woods research works to understand how plants have sex
Botany grad student Melody Sain is studying how — and why — different plants have sex. Her project involves early meadow-rue plants in Muir Woods.
UW researcher to send cotton into space to improve its growth on Earth
Botanist Simon Gilroy will study cotton seedlings grown on the International Space Station in a project that could help researchers understand how to develop plants that use water more efficiently.
Tribal forests in Wisconsin are more diverse, sustainable
Researchers found that many of the differences between tribal and nontribal forests can be traced back to the lower density of deer on the tribal lands.
Events
- September
- September 5Instruction begins12:00 AM
- September 6
- September 13Biology Colloquium: Hong MaNuclear phylogenomic analyses of the Rose family and implications on evolutionary history of distinct fleshy fruit types.3:30 PM, B302 Birge Hall
- September 20Biology Colloquium: Warren PorterP-GMO crops and pesticide use-unexpected relationships3:30 PM, B302 Birge Hall
