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Home » Press Release for Williams, O’Meara Article

Press Release for Williams, O’Meara Article

May 6, 2014 by wpeeb

EEB faculty Joe Williams and Brian O’Meara, together with former grad student Mackenzie Taylor, have a new article out in the American Journal of Botany that has been getting attention in the press.  Read the EurekAlert press release, “Which came first, bi- or tricellular pollen? New research updates a classic debate.”  Or, read the original, open-access article:

Joseph H. Williams, Mackenzie L. Taylor, and Brian C. O’Meara. Repeated evolution of tricellular (and bicellular) pollen. American Journal of Botany April 2014 101:559-571.

Filed Under: MAIN, O'Meara, publication, Williams

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