About me

Hi! I’m Guillermo, a PhD candidate at ENES-Morelia (UNAM), member of the Plant Evolutionary Ecology Lab (advised by Silvana Martén-Rodríguez), and lab assistant at the National Laboratory of Ecological Analysis and Synthesis.

PhD Project

I study how breeding systems and lifespan shape macroevolutionary patterns in morning glories (Ipomoea). I combine phylogenetic comparative analyses, ecological niche modeling, and field observations/experiments to understand range dynamics and plant–pollinator interactions under climate change.

Other projects I’ve worked on

• Plant–hummingbird interaction networks along elevational gradients (network structure, phenology).
• High-mountain pollination networks in Central Mexico.
• Convolvulaceae data curation for World Flora Online (TEN) and community coordination.
• Teaching materials and open workflows for biodiversity data.

Seeking postdoctoral opportunities (2026)

I’m exploring postdoc positions and collaborations for 2026.
Feel free to reach me at ghuertaramos@gmail.com.