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Professorin Dr. Susanne Sabine Renner

Address Washington University in St. Louis
Department of Biology
1 Brookings Drive
St. Louis MO 63130-4899
USA

Projects

As Applicant
- Completed projects
  - The evolutionary history of the mutualism between oil-collecting Ctenoplectra bees and oil-offering Thladiantha and Momordica (Cucurbitaceae) in East Afrika and East Asia (Research Grants)
  - Evolution of the Atacama Desert flora: Insights from phylogeographic studies on Oxalis and Viola (Research Grants)
  - Evolution of combined versus seperate sexes in flowering plants (Research Grants)
  - Extremes in chromosome numbers in closely related taxa: A combined approach to studying the underlying karyotype evolution (Research Grants)
  - Understanding the distribution of Alocasia: Historical biogeography and climate niche separation in sister species pairs (Research Grants)
  - The evolution of flower synorganization in Consolida (Ranunculaceae) (Research Grants)
  - The evolution of dimorphic sex chromosomes in the genus Coccinia (Cucurbitaceae) (Research Grants)
  - A cyber monograph and phylogeny of the papaya family, Caricaceae: Providing the context for the fully sequenced genome of a worldwide crop (Research Grants)
  - Understanding the evolution of key traits in hornworts, the sister group to vascular plants (Research Grants)
  - Inferring the biogeography of the Colchicaceae, the non-Neotropical sister clade to the mainly Neotropical Alstroemeriaceae (Research Grants)
  - How does ploidy level impact repetitive DNA? Insights from di-, tetra- and hexaploid populations of Orobanche gracilis (Research Grants)
  - The worldwide endoparasite family Apodanthaceae (Cucurbitales): Its natural history, biogeography, taxonomy, and plastid genome (Research Grants)
  - Sequence and chromatin characteristics of the largest known plant sex chromosome (Research Grants)
  - Using herbarium specimens to study evolutionary change related to climate warming - novel uses of natural history collections through specimen and label images (Priority Programmes)
  - Chemical signaling in ant/plant mutualisms studied with isotopes, transcriptomes, and field assays (Research Grants)
  - The evolution and domestication of multiple crop species in the watermelon genus Citrullus (Research Grants)
As Ehemalige Antragstellerin
- Current projects
  - An approach for managing specimen-sample-taxon-trait data from the 27 projects of the DFG priority program 1991 ‘Taxon-Omics’ (Priority Programmes) to 9/2020
- Completed projects
  - EEL-Understanding the evolution of derived epiphytic liverworts (Lejeuneeae clade, Porellales) (Research Grants) (3/2018 - 3/2018)
  - Coordination Funds (Priority Programmes) to 9/2020
As Co-Applicant
- Completed projects
  - Nachwuchsakademie: Systematik der Pflanzen und Pilze (Workshops for Early Career Investigators)

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