Exploring the evolution of photosynthesis and stress response
My research focuses on the evolution of plant photosynthesis, from genes and gene regulation to plant anatomy and life history. My work varies in form and scale: from the genomics of single species with rare photosynthetic systems to comparisons of anatomy and physiology across vascular plants. The common thread throughout my research is the use of extant plant diversity and comparative methods to reconstruct past evolutionary history.
The "omics" of photosynthesis
Untangling the genomics and gene regulation underlying photosynthetic adaptations.
Comparative anatomy
Describing the anatomy that supports different photosynthetic modes across species.
Phylogenomics
Developing and applying new methods to reconstruct the histories of lineages and their traits.
Get in touch
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Email: gilmania@msu.edu
Address: Room 262 612 Wilson Road, East Lansing, 48824, Michigan, United States
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