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MORPH Homepage Grants & Funding Participating Labs & Botanic Gardens Symposia & Minicourses Education Job Opportunities Friedman Lab Homepage			<< previous researcher | next researcher >> Larry Hufford       School of Biological Sciences Washington State University email lab homepage research interests recent publications Research Interests I am interested in the systematics and evolutionary diversification of flowering plants. My research uses phylogenetic systematics to address problems of evolutionary relationships, revise classifications, and explore morphological diversity. I am particularly interested in the roles of developmental evolution in morphological diversification. My recent research on development and diversification has focused on the roles of juvenilization, the origins of homoplasies (parallelisms and reversals), and the course of evolutionary innovation.             Hosted by University of Colorado, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology