Anne Knowlton

On the cover of our latest issue Carinavalva schizopetala & the Brassicaceae tree of life 🌿 #plantsci cell.com/current-biolog…

The Nationalparkzentrum in the Schwarzwald has a mycelium infinity room 😍🍄

Stomata on the carpet in Charleston

Excited to have a @thorogoodchris1 original in my notebook #npnextgen

Some nice special issue reading for the weekend - all you every wanted to know about pollination by sexual deception #secsectitle0015" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cell.com/current-biolog…

New in our special issue: flowers are, of course, the reproductive structures of angiosperms, but they also provide beautiful - if ephemeral - habitats for 'anthophiles'. Have a look at this essay on the subject: cell.com/current-biolog…

My article "Plant disease risk is modified by multiple global change drivers" is out now in @CurrentBiology 🌱🦠🌍 doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.… #OpenAccess

Second, lets aim to better include mycorrhizal associations in models of global carbon dynamics @spununderground Incredible team effort by @heidi_j_hawkins, @KatieField4, @rachaelcargill, @Mike_VanNuland, @MerlinSheldrake et al. Open access article: cell.com/current-biolog…

Our new special issue opens with a guest editorial from Susanne Renner - "No plant is an island" cell.com/current-biolog…

As part of @CurrentBiology's special issue, Hector and I contributed a "primer" on the wild world of carnivorous plants. Check out @anzai_shun's killer illustrations that perfectly capture their unique interactions with diverse organisms. cell.com/current-biolog…

It’s here!!

Y’all, our next special issue comes out on Monday. I am SO excited for you to see it!

Come and work with us on the most interesting journal out there 😍

Since 2005, 8 justices have been appointed to the US Supreme Court, but only 4 editors have joined Current Biology. So, it's a rare opportunity! We're looking for an aspiring and inspiring editor who is psyched about #biology. relx.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/ElsevierJobs/j… linkedin.com/jobs/view/3387…

Picking one of 11000 species of #bird for the cover was a daunting challenge. In the end we went for a no-excuses showy bird, the Roseate Spponbill (Platalea ajaja), a wading bird of South and Central America and a Florida favorite.

@iaincheeseman @whitehead Congratulations, Iain! And thank you for rejecting fast fashion :)

Today marks exactly 15 years since I started as a PI @Whitehead + @MITBiology, ~25 years since starting grad school @berkeleyMCB, and ~33 years since my first lab job (as a dishwasher at UIUC). Happy Birthday Cheese Lab! ... so I needed to update my faculty profile photo.

@MartinGiurfa I can’t get enough of them!

@AnneKnowlton1 Including two hawk moths!

Pollinator party 😍😍

Nature is often frugal and optimized to conserve resources, as showcased in the many reviews, primers, essays and quick guides in our special issue on economy in biology. Check it out! cell.com/issue/S0960-98…

@CellEvo Wouldn’t it be a mutation at a different node? I’ve seen it with flowers on a tree but never w leaves