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Anton Albert Reznicek CURRICULUM VITAE Anton A. Reznicek March 2020 Curator University of Michigan Herbarium 3600 Varsity Drive Ann Arbor, MI 48108–2287 Phone: (734) 764–5544. FAX: (734) 998–0038 Email: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION: University of Guelph, B.Sc. (Hon.), 1971 University of Toronto, M.Sc., 1973 THESIS: The Taxonomy of Carex Series Lupulinae in Canada. University of Toronto, Ph.D., 1978. Botany/Plant Systematics. THESIS: The Taxonomy of the Stellulatae group of Carex in North America. APPOINTMENTS: Curator, University of Michigan Herbarium, 1992– Associate Curator, University of Michigan Herbarium, 1987–1992 Assistant Curator, University of Michigan Herbarium, 1978–1986 Director, Matthaei Botanical Gardens, University of Michigan, 1988–90 Head, Plant Biology Group, Department of Biology, University of Michigan, 1992–1994 Assistant Director, University of Michigan Herbarium, 2008–2017 CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS: (1) Systematics and evolution of Cyperaceae, especially Carex, with emphasis on a multi–level approach concentrating on several aspects including development of new characters useful in systematics, monographic studies of major groups, sectional classification and nomenclature, and processes and patterns of evolution. A major present focus is the neotropics, especially Mexico (2) Phytogeography of the northeastern North American flora, concentrating on the Great Lakes region. Primary interests here are plant migration and colonization, origin and persistence of relict and disjunct plant species and the communities in which they occur, wetland vegetation dynamics, especially of the Great Lakes shorelines, and the evolution and systematics of the endemic flora of the region. (3) Conservation of the Great Lakes region flora, with a focus on conservation strategies for the endemic and disjunct flora, as well as public education about the importance of our natural heritage. 1 TEACHING: Undergraduate and Graduate Teaching Assistantships: 1970–71–Plant Taxonomy, University of Guelph 1971–73–Field Biology, University of Toronto 1973–75–Plant Form and Function, University of Toronto 1975–77–Field Biology, University of Toronto University of Michigan Classes: 1981 (Fall) Advanced course on grasses and sedges (with E.G. Voss), Botany 497, University of Michigan Department of Biology 1993 (Fall) Advanced seminar course on grasses, sedges, and rushes, University of Michigan Department of Biology (Under Bio. 700) 1995 (Fall) Advanced seminar course on grasses, sedges, and rushes, University of Michigan Department of Biology (Under Bio. 700) 1997 (Fall) Advanced seminar course on grasses, sedges, and rushes, University of Michigan Department of Biology (Under Bio. 700) 1999 (Fall) Advanced seminar course on Fall Flora, University of Michigan Department of Biology (Under Bio. 700) 2001 (Fall term) Advanced seminar course on grasses, sedges, and rushes, University of Michigan Department of Biology (Under Bio. 700) 2004 (Fall term) Advanced seminar course on grasses, sedges, and rushes, University of Michigan Department of Biology (EEB 800) 2015 Summer session Field Botany of Northern Michigan (co-taught with C.C. Davis, Harvard University) University of Michigan Biological Station, Pellston, Michigan 2016 Summer session Field Botany of Northern Michigan (co-taught with C.C. Davis, Harvard University) University of Michigan Biological Station, Pellston, Michigan 2018 Fall EEB – Bio 230. Other teaching: 1978– Numerous field trips to natural areas throughout Michigan and Ontario, and identification workshops for various Botanical and Conservation Societies and Docent groups 1978– Numerous guest lectures in various EEB and Natural Resources and Environment courses 1978– Numerous students supervised for independent study, research, and reading courses. 1980– Adult Education courses at the Matthaei Botanical Gardens on various topics including prairies, wetlands, local flora, plant diversity, gardening, and specialty courses on grasses, sedges, and Asters and goldenrods (typically 2 or 3 per year) 1992 (July 12–18) Sedges. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of Cyperaceae, Eagle Hill Wildlife Research Station, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 1993 (July 4–10) Sedges. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of Cyperaceae, Eagle Hill Wildlife Research Station, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 2 1994 (July 3–9) Sedges–Cyperaceae. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of Cyperaceae, Eagle Hill Wildlife Research Station, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 1995 (July 23–29) Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of graminoids, Eagle Hill Wildlife Research Station, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 1996 (June 14–15) Workshop on Sedge (Cyperaceae) identification and Ecology, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Field Station. Saukville, Wisconsin 1996 (July 21–26) Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of graminoids, Eagle Hill Wildlife Research Station, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 1997 (July 27–Aug. 2) Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of graminoids, Humboldt Field Research Institute, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 1998 (July 5–11) Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of graminoids, Humboldt Field Research Institute, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 1999 (June 11–12) Workshop on Sedge (Cyperaceae) Identification and Ecology, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Field Station. Saukville, Wisconsin 1999 (July 4–10) Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of graminoids, Humboldt Field Research Institute, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 2000 (July 2–8) Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of graminoids, Humboldt Field Research Institute, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 2000 (Sept.) Aster and Goldenrod Identification and Ecology, Institute for Wetland and Coastal Training and Research. Gun Lake State Park, Michigan 2001 (June 15–16) Workshop on Sedge (Cyperaceae) Identification and Ecology, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Field Station. Saukville, Wisconsin 2001 (July 1–7) Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of graminoids, Humboldt Field Research Institute, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 2001 (Sept. 11–12) Michigan Shrub Identification and Ecology, Institute for Wetland and Coastal Training and Research. Gun Lake State Park, Michigan 2002 (May 30–31) Wetland Sedge Identification and Ecology Workshop, Institute for Wetland and Coastal Training and Research. Brighton Recreation Area. Michigan. 2002 (June 8) Carex Subgenera and Sections Workshop. Sedges 2002: International Conference on Uses, Diversity, and Systematics of Cyperaceae. Delaware State University, Dover, Delaware. 2002 (June 27) Carex of northeastern New York. New York Flora Association and New York Natural Heritage Program. Port Kent, New York. 2002 (June 30–July 6) Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of graminoids, Humboldt Field Research Institute, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 2002 (Aug. 6–7) Carex of North–central and North–west Minnesota: Taxonomy and Ecology. Bemidji State University, Bemidji, Minnesota. 3 2002 (Sept.) Aster and Goldenrod Identification and Ecology, Institute for Wetland and Coastal Training and Research. Gun Lake State Park, Michigan 2003 (May 20–21) Spring Flora Identification and Ecology Workshop, Institute for Wetland and Coastal Training and Research. Fenner Nature Center, Lansing, Michigan. 2003 (June 13–14) Workshop on Sedge (Cyperaceae) Identification and Ecology, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Field Station. Saukville, Wisconsin 2003 (June 29–July 5) Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of graminoids, Humboldt Field Research Institute, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 2003 (July 6–July 12) The Genus Carex: Identification, Ecology and Continent Wide Distribution. Advanced 1 week seminar on the identification and ecology of graminoids, Humboldt Field Research Institute, Steuben, Maine (college credit (2) through the University of Maine, Bangor) 2003 (July 28–Aug. 8) Cyperaceae of Alaska. Three in depth, 3–day workshops at the University of Alaska, Anchorage (2) and the University of Alaska Museum of the North, Fairbanks. 2003 (Sept. 10–11) Michigan Shrub Identification and Ecology, Institute for Wetland and Coastal Training and Research. Gun Lake State Park, Michigan. 2004 (June 1–2) Wetland Sedge Identification and Ecology Workshop, Institute for Wetland and Coastal Training and Research. Gun Lake State Park, Michigan. 2004 (June 8–9) Field Workshop on Sedge Identification, Ohio State University Herbarium and Ohio DNR, Crane Hollow State Nature Preserve. 2004 (June 26–July 2) Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses. Advanced 1 week seminar on
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