Friedman Lab Publications

Friedman Lab

Plant Development and Evolutionary History

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Friedman Lab in the Media


		"Friedman's analysis finds that Hydatella doesn't make proper endosperm—it provides nutritive tissue made only from mom's cells. And this starchy plant food starts developing before fertilization has even taken place." Science News

		"An extremely important landmark, laying to rest over a century of speculations and uncertainty..." See commentary on Jennifer Winther's dissertation on the evolution of mycoheterotrophy. New Phytologist

		Ancient Shrub (Amborella) Unlocks a Clue to Darwin's "Abominable Mystery." Christian Science Monitor "Living fossil may solve Darwin's mystery!" The Telegraph (UK)

		"They could answer a mystery in plant evolution that has confused scientists since Charles Darwin formed his theory of natural selection..." CBS Channel 4 News

		"Sandra Floyd and Dr. William E. Friedman are studying the evolution of a part of the seed, called the endosperm, that nourishes the plant embryo (or the human who eats the seed)." The New York Times

		"Literally by beating around the bush - 'Mormon tea' to be exact - botanist William (Ned) Friedman has unearthed answers that have eluded scientists for more than a century" The Univ. of Georgia Research Reporter