Evolutionary Ecologist. Mutualism & symbiosis. Gardener. Dad. Husband. Dog walker. Department Chair. #BlackLivesMatter

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Dear Colleagues, Friends, and Family 4/28/2026 It is with immense sadness and shock that I share the passing of Dr. Adriana Romero Olivares, a brand-new Assistant Professor in the Department of Evolution, Ecology and Organismal Biology at UC Riverside. mealtrain.com/trains/l3kg64

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Dear Colleagues, Friends, and Family 4/28/2026 It is with immense sadness and shock that I share the passing of Dr. Adriana Romero Olivares, a brand-new Assistant Professor in the Department of Evolution, Ecology and Organismal Biology at UC Riverside. mealtrain.com/trains/l3kg64

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especially her husband, Dr. Jovani Catalan Dibene, and her two young children. With deepest sympathy, Joel L. Sachs Professor & Chair,  Evolution Ecology & Organismal Biology
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If you want to offer support to her family, you can do so here: mealtrain.com/trains/l3kg64

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Deadline soon! Registration is now FREE for graduate students and postdocs for the 14th Annual Yosemite Symbiosis workshop. THANKS to the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation! Space is limited. Learn more and REGISTER here snri.ucmerced.edu/form/symbi… Check out our new location!
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Deadline this weekend. We still have a few open spots!!
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See the AMAZING John McCutcheon give the Keynote address (mccutcheonlab.org). It promises to be a great meeting!

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NEW: Registration is now FREE for graduate students and postdocs for the 14th Annual Yosemite Symbiosis workshop. THANKS to the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation! Space is limited. Learn more and REGISTER here: snri.ucmerced.edu/form/symbi…
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10 Mar 2025
However, ineffective strains exhibited genotypic variation in their fitness in nodules within individual nodules co-infected with a beneficial strain, suggesting a role for symbiont competitiveness in shaping this joint phenotype.
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10 Mar 2025
Variation in symbiont fitness during co-inoculations did not measurably affect plant performance, suggesting that predicted conflict over the joint phenotype of rhizobia fitness has negligible effect on the host.
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