Colloque du CSBQ - 2025 - QCBS Symposium

Progress in the phylogeny and evolution of Fuireneae s.l. (Cyperaceae)Cassandra D. V. Bradshaw,  Étienne Léveillé-Bourret, Isabel Larridon, Robert F. C. Naczi, Jeremy Bruhl, Pedro Jiménez- Mejías, Karen Wilson, & Julian R. StarrConsiderable changes to the classification of the... Read More →

Des groupes génétiques distincts chez le frêne noir?Pier-Alexandre Grenier, Lyne Touchette, Kyra LoPiccolo, Jill Hamilton, Nathalie Isabel et Yann Surget-GrobaLa crise de la biodiversité affecte gravement les forêts, un écosystème majeur dont beaucoup d’espèces sont en déclin... Read More →

Identité taxonomique de la vergerette de PhiladelphieLa vergerette de Philadelphie (Erigeron philadelphicus) est une plante endémique de l'Amérique du Nord ayant trois variétés. La variété nominale qui est la plus commune (var. philadelphicus) et deux variétés rares qui sont... Read More →

Testing for local adaptation in range-edge populations of an at-risk plantCameron P So, Anna Hargreaves, Daniel SchoenProtecting and restoring species at-risk is critical to biodiversity conservation. In many countries and states, many locally at-risk species are found in the jurisdiction... Read More →

Are edge populations of ferns viable sources for founding new populations under global climate change?April Kowalchuk-Reid, Daniel SchoenSpecies are expected to migrate towards higher latitudes as temperatures rise due to climate warming. Populations found at the edges of species... Read More →

Harnessing herbarium collections to monitor genetic change in Earth's floraIsaac Eckert, Lucas Eckert, Olivia Rahn, Cameron So, Laura J. PollockAmong the numerous shortfalls that beset our understanding of biodiversity, our knowledge of within-species genetic variation and its change... Read More →

Private Backyards as Resources for Avian ConservationMackenzie Guest, Carly Ziter, Barbara FreiBirds are a key taxa in every ecosystem, including cities, where many complete all stages of their life history, and provide many benefits to human residents. Birds control pest species... Read More →

Design Your Own Green Space: A Participatory Video Game to Study Resident’s Preferences for Green SpacesSarah Chamberland-Fontaine, Ella Noyes, Jia Rui Li, Christopher Gibbs, Carly ZiterUrban green spaces provide an important habitat for biodiversity within cities and benefit people’s... Read More →