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Tracing the evolution of forest trees
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Elizabeth Stacy in a stand of stunted Metrosideros at higher elevation on a Ko'olau leeward ridge.
Credit: Jennifer Johansen, University of Hawaii, Hilo
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CAREER Project Technician and field assistant Timo Sullivan outplanting hybrid and pure-taxon seedlings from experimental crosses on O'ahu. Differential mortality of seedlings over time informs us about local adaptation of the different forms and the strengths of post-fertilization barriers between them.
Credit: Elizabeth Stacy
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Metrosideros (red-flowering tree in center and others) near the highest peak on O'ahu (Ka'ala Bog of Wai'anae Mountain).
Credit: Jennifer Johansen
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