Dr. Ashley B. Morris
Assistant Professor
ashley.morris@mtsu.edu
(615) 494-7621
1500 Greenland Drive
Davis Science Bldg 128
Murfreesboro, TN 37132
Morris CV - May 2013
Welcome
Research in our lab addresses ecological and evolutionary questions using genetic tools. Our projects span the fields of population genetics, phylogeography, and systematics. The greatest emphasis is placed on woody taxa with interesting geographic disjunctions and on species under threat due to anthropological disturbance or climate change. Another primary focus is detangling the forces that control frequency of clonality in woody plants. All of our work includes both field and lab work, and we use a variety of molecular tools. Feel free to look around and learn more about our lab.
Research in our lab addresses ecological and evolutionary questions using genetic tools. Our projects span the fields of population genetics, phylogeography, and systematics. The greatest emphasis is placed on woody taxa with interesting geographic disjunctions and on species under threat due to anthropological disturbance or climate change. Another primary focus is detangling the forces that control frequency of clonality in woody plants. All of our work includes both field and lab work, and we use a variety of molecular tools. Feel free to look around and learn more about our lab.
