Eckenwalder, James E | Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of Toronto

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Eckenwalder, James E

positions: faculty EEB

location: Downtown (St. George) Ramsay Wright Building (RW)

research: Biodiversity & Systematics

Study organisms: Plants

Associate Professor

james [dot] eckenwalder (at)utoronto [dot] ca

Education:

Ph.D. California, Berkeley, 1977

Phone:

416-978-3544

Fax:

416-978-8532

Office:

RW 301

Lab:

RW 541

Address:

University of Toronto
25 Harbord St.
Toronto , Ontario
Canada , M5S 3G5

Web Page:

http://labs.eeb.utoronto.ca/eckenwalder

Research:

Vascular plant systematics. Taxonomy and phylogeny of fossil and recent seed plants; analysis and implications of natural and artificial hybridization; numerical taxonomy and cladistics. Emphasis on woody plants (esp. Gymnosperms, Populus), Convolvulaceae.

Selected Publications