Members of the Plant Evolution and Biodiversity group
I am a botanist trained at the universities of Hamburg (Germany) and Aarhus (Denmark). Now I am an Associate Professor at Aarhus University, and an Honorary Research Associate at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (UK). I am broadly interested in the evolution and geographic distribution of plant diversity, and study these subjects mostly using phylogenomics and spatial statistics. I have a special interest in places with very high plant diversity, such as the Cape of South Africa, tropical rainforests, or mountains. The plant group I know most about are the palms (Arecaceae).
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Staff page at Aarhus University (incl. short CV)
Twitter: @w_eiserhardt
Hanchen works on the ecological and evolutionary drivers of species ranges and their size in palms
Staff page at Aarhus University
Michael Kröncke, "The effects of flowering phenology of Empetrum hermaphroditum on gene flow between subpopulations along snow cover gradients)" (2014)
Alexander Venzel Rudbeck, "Phylogenetic analysis of Vaccinieae with a particular focus on the polyphyletic genus Vaccinium" (2018)