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Carrie M. Tribble, PhD

@tribblelab.bsky.social
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Botanist and evolutionary biologist at the University of Washington Dept. of Biology and Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture tribblelab.org

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Carrie M. Tribble, PhD @tribblelab.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
Tribble Lab representation was strong at #Botany2026! What a fantastic opportunity to reconnect and welcome new scholars into our botanical community.
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Carrie M. Tribble, PhD @tribblelab.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
So proud of Tribble Lab postdoc Dr. Lauren Frankel @laufran.bsky.social for her Cooley Award win!! We are so lucky to be blessed with Lauren's wisdom 🦉
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Carrie M. Tribble, PhD @tribblelab.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
Tribble Lab & University of Washington Herbarium crew at #Botany2026!
A grid of six portraits of researchers from the Tribble Lab, each with their name and presentation topics, with floral graphics above the title "TRIBBLE LAB."

Poster Session
Grand Ballroom
M 5:30–7:00 

Elizabeth Kenny
The morphology and systematics of Allium crenulatum (P254)

Emily Humphreys
Which came first? A modeling approach for examining the role of preadaptation in plant evolution onto harsh soils (P158)

Hayden Wright
The Columbia River Basin: an under-recognized hotspot for vascular plant endemism in central Washington State (P20)

Makoa de Almeida
Habitat heterogeneity and insularity affect fern reproduction strategies (P210)

Fanya Yuan
Investigating the optimal herbarium plant tissue storage protocol (P232)

Cooley Awards
M 8:45, Tucson C-D

Lauren Frankel
Introgression and trait evolution in the Neotropical bellflowers (Campanulaceae: Lobelioideae)

Macroevolution
W 9:30, San Xavier

Carrie Tribble
Umbels mediate faster diversification rates and radiation in a Neotropical radiation
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Carrie M. Tribble, PhD @tribblelab.bsky.social · 06/11/2025
Funds available for grads and postdocs to visit @burkemuseum.bsky.social collections! Applications due Dec. 15th. Please share!
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Carrie M. Tribble, PhD @tribblelab.bsky.social · 06/12/2024
Margery Cercado was in the @burkemuseum.bsky.social yesterday to work on a mixed media sculpture of a giant rafflesia flower with a scent element using found materials. To complement her work, we displayed herbarium specimens & photos of PNW parasitic plants. Wonderful synergy of art+science!
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