Dear Prof. Golding,

I'd like to share a brief announcement on EvolDir to invite
collaborators for a new Thermal Ecology Alliance project: "Thermal
Strategies in a Cosmopolitan Plant", using Bidens pilosa as a model
to test how temperature (cold and heat) shapes life-history, functional
traits, and thermal performance across globally distributed populations.

The project is designed to be simple and accessible (short life
cycle; small plants; basic controlled chambers/BODs; flexible
participation). I'm especially hoping to reach collaborators across a
wide range of climates, latitudes, elevations, and anthropogenic contexts.

Project link: https://www.thermalecologyalliance.org/projects, clicking
on the referred project

Best regards,
Cleber Chaves

Cleber J. N. Chaves
Postdoc fellow
Department of Plant Biology
University of Campinas (UNICAMP) - Brazil
https://cleberchaves.wixsite.com/website

Cleber Chaves <cleberchaves@gmail.com>

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