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  Old Dominion University

  
  
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  Scientist Mentor: I will mentor teams of students online

  
  
• Research Interests (300 words)

  Plant systematics and evolutionary biology, orchids, plant symbioses

  
  
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Recent Posts

TeamSLOTfall2018 Lisa Wallace Nov 19, 2018

Hi Lizzie, 

Thanks for the post.  If possible, can you post a picture of the plants in your experiment?  I am not quite sure what you are using barriers and partitions for. 

What is the procedure that you plan to use when…

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Hi Lizzie, 

Thanks for the post.  If possible, can you post a picture of the plants in your experiment?  I am not quite sure what you are using barriers and partitions for. 

What is the procedure that you plan to use when cross-pollinating the flowers?  It sounds like that is coming up quickly for your plants.  

TeamSLOTfall2018 Lisa Wallace Nov 6, 2018

Hi Team, 

Can you explain why you think that purple and hairless are the dominant traits?  Do you know anything about the genetics of these two traits? 

Do you know anything about the source or the genotypes of the seeds that…

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Hi Team, 

Can you explain why you think that purple and hairless are the dominant traits?  Do you know anything about the genetics of these two traits? 

Do you know anything about the source or the genotypes of the seeds that you are growing?  

What are the potential results that you could get with this cross, knowing or not knowing the genotypes of the seeds?  

TeamSLOTfall2018 Lisa Wallace Nov 1, 2018

Wow, this is a big change in your research question!  Have you thought about predictions for this question?