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Open plant checklist release with an updated, curated taxonomic backbone from the WFO Consortium.
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An open iNaturalist project compiling verified observations of Mexico’s endemic Ipomoea. Contribute photos and IDs to map distributions, phenology, and conservation needs.
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R script to bulk-download iNaturalist images with filters for coordinates, annotations, license, quality, and size.
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Interactive plant phylogeny viewer using emojis—handy for teaching, outreach, and quick exploration.
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A curated iNaturalist collection highlighting Ipomoea ecological interactions—pollination, herbivory, parasitism, and more.
Visit the project: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?project_id=77698
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Inaturalist project to highlight ecological interactions in Ipomoea

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Inaturalist project to collect and analyze observations of Mexican Ipomoea endemics

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Published in Wetlands, 2015
ENMs and plastid DNA for Ipomoea sagittata predict inland habitat loss and coastal expansion under warming and sea-level rise, reshaping conservation priorities in the Gulf of Mexico.
Published in Plant Biology, 2016
We test how breeding system (self-compatible vs. self-incompatible) relates to floral traits, visitation, and autonomous selfing in Ipomoea species.
Published in Taxon, 2020
We propose a new conserved type for Ipomoea to improve nomenclatural stability.
Published in Taxon, 2024
We advocate collaborative practices to resolve the conserved-type debate and stabilize Ipomoea taxonomy.
Published in Ecology and Evolution, 2024
We analyze how elevation and seasonality shape plant–hummingbird interaction networks on tropical high-altitude mountain.
Published in Rheedea, 2024
Concise tour of Convolvulaceae diversity, morphology, ecology, systematics, distributions, and uses.
Published in Rheedea, 2024
In this paper we reinstate Argyreia, Stictocardia, Turbina, and Astripomoea using morphological and genomic evidence, clarifying relationships within Ipomoeeae.
Published in Global Change Biology, 2025
In this review we synthesize global evidence linking climate drivers to shifts in phenology, floral rewards, and plant–pollinator interactions. Addionally we highlight major gaps in tropical systems and planta taxa.
Published in PLOS ONE, 2025
Shows how flowering seasonality along elevation gradients structures hummingbird diversity.
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Undergraduate course, ENES-Morelia, UNAM. EcologĂa, 2025
Plant biology course, Teaching assistant. 2018-2020
Instructor: Dr. Silvana MartĂ©n RodrĂguez
Undergraduate course, ENES-Morelia, UNAM. EcologĂa, 2025
Systematics course, Teaching assistant. 2020
Instructor: Dr. Milan Janda