Recent Publications from the Soltis Lab:

2024

A contemporary illustration of some of the plant scientists highlighted in this paper. In clockwise order from the 12 o'clock position: Elizabeth Knight Britton with Eustichium norvegicum, Ynes Enriquetta Julietta Mexía with Mimosa mexiae, Israel Lyons with Plantago succisa (synonymous with P. lanceolata), Marie Clark Taylor with Salvia splendens, Thomas Wyatt Turner with Hordeum vulgare, Sacagawea with Lewisia sacajaweana, Lafayette Frederick with Cyrtandra frederickii (synonymous with C. dentata), Catherine Furbish with Pedicularis furbishae, Hugo de Vries with Oenothera grandiflora (synonymous with O. lamarckiana), and Percy Gentle with Clusia gentlei. Importantly, at the top, we recognize the countless nameless contributors to the field. Artwork by Kasey Pham. CC BY-NC-SA.

2023

American Journal of Botany cover from March 2023 featuring artwork by graduate student Kasey Pham

2022

2021

Soltis lab graduate students collecting plants at Etoniah State Forest

2020

people using ipad on a stand

2019

The Great Tree of Life book cover

2018

book cover for Phylogeny and Evolution of the Angiosperms

2017

iDigBio demonstration

2016

Qiyun Shan_with pavillion and toaist resident houses[2]

2015

Photo of proud botanists: #iamabotanist #reclaimthename #botany botany.org
#iamabotanist #reclaimthename #botany botany.org

2014

Scientist sitting on the side of the road with plants, books, and collection tools spread around them

 

2013

A hand holding a stem with pink flowers, behind the flowers you can see a large green valley with a stream running through the center