Byron J. Adams

bjadams@ufl.edu
(70% teaching, 30% research)
BS in Zoology, 1993, Brigham Young University
Ph.D. in Biological Science, 1998, University of Nebraska

 Employment (Since Ph.D.)
University of California, Davis, postdoc, 1999-2000
University of Florida, Assistant Professor, 2000-present

 Research Interests:

Research in my lab approaches nematode evolution broadly, from the microevolutionary processes that occur within and among populations, to the diverse patterns of morphological and life history traits. Our goal is to better understand the historical relationships between nematode parasites and their hosts in order to come up with novel ways of managing them. Our subjects are primarily insect parasitic nematodes that can be used to control insect pests, and plant parasites that cause substantial agronomic damage.

Current topics under investigation in the lab include:

Teaching Responsibilities Selected Publications (last 5 years):