Welcome to the Arceo-Gomez Lab
Research
In our lab we are interested in evaluating the ecological and evolutionary consequences of plant-animal interactions. Current research in our lab aims to understand the processes and mechanisms that allow plant coexistence, flowering overlap and pollinator-sharing in diverse plant communities. Our research covers broad topics such as plant biology, community ecology, pollination biology and floral and mating system evolution. If you are interested in knowing more about our work please check out the research page.
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Latest Lab News
July 2024
Jessica and Jody successfully defended their Masters theses, congrats! Jessica has also been accepted to a PhD Program and will start in the fall!
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June 2024
David Rockow's thesis on urbanization effects on Milkweed pollination has been published in Ecology and Evolution!
Spring 2024
We have a lot of new undergraduate and graduate students joining the lab this spring! Check out the people page to learn more about them!
