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Plant Ecology & Conservation Lab

Jon Evans, Ph.D.

Sewanee Herbarium

Hill Cane - SewaneeNews

Hill Cane Paper Published!

Tallow Paper Published!

Latest Plant Press

TN Conservationist Article Features Research

Recent Posts

Chestnut Oak Study Published!

Chestnut Oak Study Published!

Chestnut Oak Study Published!

Titan Arum, aka "Corpse Flower" is blooming!

Titan Arum, aka "Corpse Flower" is blooming!

Titan Arum, aka "Corpse Flower" is blooming!

Sewanee Receives Tropical Plant Collection From Vanderbilt

Sewanee Receives Tropical Plant Collection From Vanderbilt

Sewanee Receives Tropical Plant Collection From Vanderbilt

Evans Awarded Climate Change Research Grant from the U.S. Geological Survey

Evans Awarded Climate Change Research Grant from the U.S. Geological Survey

Evans Awarded Climate Change Research Grant from the U.S. Geological Survey

Paper about Forest Resilency on the Domain Accepted for Publication

Paper about Forest Resilency on the Domain Accepted for Publication

Paper about Forest Resilency on the Domain Accepted for Publication

Sarah Neumann and Students Join Research at Sinking Pond

Sarah Neumann and Students Join Research at Sinking Pond

Sarah Neumann and Students Join Research at Sinking Pond

Bamboo Research Presented at Clonal Plant Conference

Bamboo Research Presented at Clonal Plant Conference

Bamboo Research Presented at Clonal Plant Conference

Students Present Sapelo Island Research

Students Present Sapelo Island Research

Students Present Sapelo Island Research

Sewanee Herbarium Collection Scanned!

Sewanee Herbarium Collection Scanned!

Sewanee Herbarium Collection Scanned!

Vernal Pools Paper Published!

Vernal Pools Paper Published!

Vernal Pools Paper Published!

Featured Posts

Phacelia Paper Named a BioOne Top Trending Publication

Oct 15, 2025
1 min read

Our publication: "Hiding in Plain Sight, A New Species of Phacelia of the Southern Appalachian Mountains" featuring our discovery of Phacelia sewaneensis was included in BioOne's curated collection of top and trending research for October.

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