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At in Portland:

•  will be talking about how floral anthocyanin pigments evolve in a stepwise manner in the tomato family, Solanaceae. 
• will be presenting a talk on his research into polyploid pollinator differences and ecological speciation, and a poster describing undergraduate research into the effect of non-native species on community structure using comparative methods.
• will be giving a talk about gene expression and the macroevolution of flower color in Iochrominae.
• will kick off the Sunday afternoon SSB symposium with a short introduction on phylogenetic approaches to connecting genotypes and phenotypes.

At in Fort Worth:

•  will be giving a talk about the phylogenetic relationships and biogeographical origin of Deprea (Solanaceae) and will be presenting a poster about the distribution and conservation assessment of this neotropical genus.
•  will give a talk on the historical biogeography and environmental niche evolution of Datureae, and present a poster on the evolution of fruit type in Datureae.
•  will be presenting a poster on niche modeling in the genus Physalis (tomatillo and its relatives). 

Stacey will also be traveling later this summer to the in Calagary where she will give a presentation about genetics and the macroevolution of flower color in the tomato family.

We look forward to catching up with all our colleagues at the meetings!  Let's talk science!