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Erin Manzitto-Tripp

Associate Professor EBIO Curator of Botany CU Museum

University of Colorado Boulder

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Natural Sciences

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Erin Manzitto-tripp is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor EBIO Curator of Botany CU Museum at University of Colorado Boulder.

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Erin Manzitto-Tripp

University of Colorado Boulder

Associate Professor EBIO Curator of Botany CU Museum

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ecology biology botany plant science plant taxonomy biodiversity systematics evolutionary biology environmental science lichens phylogenetics taxonomy (biology) fungal ecology plant biology phytogeography ecology and evolutionary biology molecular ecology plant ecology zoological taxonomy evolutionary taxonomies fungal diversity plant diversity phylogeny comparison phenology paleobotany fungal biology north america conservation biology entomology genomics soil biology integrative plant biology applied ecology environmental microbiology plant biodiversity colorado lichens lichen allies lichen species wild petunias co-expression network analyses gene expression biological conservation avian biology mammalian biology tree physiology climatic change global ecology freshwater biology ecology evolution cladistics specie distribution biodiversity conservation biodiversity loss spatial ecology biological evolution arid environments infrastructure investment genetic basis climate variability forest entomology fungal evolution speleothem record arthropod taxonomy nematology environmental biology algal biology dichotomous keys lichen traits biotic partners anthropogenic disturbance key trait carbon-concentrating mechanisms lichen ecology anthocyanin biosynthesis genes acanthaceae tribe barlerieae taxonomic revision

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Changes in Temperature and Precipitation Drive Shifts in Mean Flowering Timing of Tropical Plants From 1960 to 2021 Across Seven Locations. Biology Open (2026)

droughtclimatologytree physiologyclimate dynamicsclimatic changeprecipitation drive shiftsenvironmental scienceclimate changetropical plantsclimate variabilityplant scienceplant ecologyecologyphenology

Observing Shifts in Phenology of Tropical Flowering Plants. PLoS ONE (2026)

experimental botanyglobal change biologyphotosynthesisbiologyplant physiologyecologyplant scienceplant ecologybotanyphenologytropical flowering plants

Phylogenomic and Chromosomal Evidence Help Clarify Relationships Within the Geographically Widespread Genus Halerpestes (Ranunculaceae). Botany Letters (2026)

phylogeneticsphylogeny comparisonsystematic palaeontologybiogeographybiologysystematics (systems theory)systematicsmolecular ecologyplant taxonomypalaeontologia electronicaphylogenetic methodspalynologymolecular evolutionphylogenomicschromosomal evidence helpevolutionary taxonomiesevolutionary biology

Ruellia Eriocalyx (Acanthaceae, Ruellieae), a Pyrophytic Species From Central Brazil. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

paleobiologysystematic palaeontologyruellia eriocalyxbiogeographybiologysystematicsplant taxonomyphytogeographyecology

Character Evolution in Heterodermia S.L. (Physciaceae; Caliciales) and Two New Species From the Southern Rocky Mountains, USA. Phytotaxa (2025)

phylogeneticscharacter evolutionecology evolutionnew speciesheterodermia s.lbiogeographybiologysystematicsmolecular ecologyplant taxonomyecology and evolutionary biologyphytogeographyevolutionary taxonomiesevolutionary biology

Depth Effects of Trail Development on Herbaceous Plant Diversity and Stress Responses Through Flavonoid Accumulation. Stress Biology (2025)

flavonoid accumulationaboveground-belowground interactionsecosystemsbiologyenvironmental scienceplant physiologydepth effectstrail developmentecologyplant scienceplant ecologybotany

Global Natural History Infrastructure Requires International Solidarity, Support, and Investment in Local Capacity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2025)

Bazartseren BoldgivAriuntsetseg LkhagvaScott EdwardsNils C. StensethJamsranjav BayarsaikhanDondog AltangerelDorj UsukhjargalBadamgarav DovchinSundev GombobaatarNyamsuren BatsaikhanChristina WarinnerIsaac HartKurt GalbreathStephen E. GreimanJason MalaneyJames D. MurdochBryan McLeanSharon N. DeWitteErin Manzitto-TrippKaren ChinTalia S. KarimCarl SimpsonNancy J. StevensJonathan L. DunnumJoseph A. CookWilliam Timothy Treal Taylor

local capacityinfrastructure investmentenvironmental scienceinternational solidarityglobalization

Ochrolechia Raynori, a New Lichen Species From the Southern Rocky Mountains (Colorado, USA) and Key to Asexually Reproducing Ochrolechia in Western North America. Wild (2025)

phylogeneticspaleobiologylichensbiodiversityfungal ecologyfungal systematicsbiogeographybiologyfungusima fungusfungal diversityochrolechia raynoriphytogeographywestern north americaecologyevolutionary biologynew lichen species

Petalidium Saxatile (Acanthaceae), a New Species From Namibia. Phytotaxa (2025)

paleobiologytaxonomy (biology)new speciessystematicsplant taxonomy

Polycauliona Pancakeana, a New Species to Science From the Southern Rocky Mountains. The Bryologist (2025)

zoogeographybiodiversityzoological taxonomyzoologynew speciesbiogeographybiologysystematicsanimal taxonomysouthern rocky mountainsmorphology (biology)raptor researchphytogeographyecologyevolutionary biologypolycauliona pancakeana

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Erin Manzitto-Tripp

Associate Professor EBIO Curator of Botany CU Museum

University of Colorado Boulder

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Natural Sciences

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Erin Manzitto-tripp is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor EBIO Curator of Botany CU Museum at University of Colorado Boulder.

Honors

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Erin Manzitto-Tripp

University of Colorado Boulder

Associate Professor EBIO Curator of Botany CU Museum

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Changes in Temperature and Precipitation Drive Shifts in Mean Flowering Timing of Tropical Plants From 1960 to 2021 Across Seven Locations. Biology Open (2026)

Observing Shifts in Phenology of Tropical Flowering Plants. PLoS ONE (2026)

experimental botanyglobal change biologyphotosynthesisbiologyplant physiologyecologyplant scienceplant ecologybotanyphenologytropical flowering plants

Phylogenomic and Chromosomal Evidence Help Clarify Relationships Within the Geographically Widespread Genus Halerpestes (Ranunculaceae). Botany Letters (2026)

Ruellia Eriocalyx (Acanthaceae, Ruellieae), a Pyrophytic Species From Central Brazil. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

paleobiologysystematic palaeontologyruellia eriocalyxbiogeographybiologysystematicsplant taxonomyphytogeographyecology

Character Evolution in Heterodermia S.L. (Physciaceae; Caliciales) and Two New Species From the Southern Rocky Mountains, USA. Phytotaxa (2025)

Depth Effects of Trail Development on Herbaceous Plant Diversity and Stress Responses Through Flavonoid Accumulation. Stress Biology (2025)

flavonoid accumulationaboveground-belowground interactionsecosystemsbiologyenvironmental scienceplant physiologydepth effectstrail developmentecologyplant scienceplant ecologybotany

Global Natural History Infrastructure Requires International Solidarity, Support, and Investment in Local Capacity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2025)

local capacityinfrastructure investmentenvironmental scienceinternational solidarityglobalization

Ochrolechia Raynori, a New Lichen Species From the Southern Rocky Mountains (Colorado, USA) and Key to Asexually Reproducing Ochrolechia in Western North America. Wild (2025)

Petalidium Saxatile (Acanthaceae), a New Species From Namibia. Phytotaxa (2025)

paleobiologytaxonomy (biology)new speciessystematicsplant taxonomy

Polycauliona Pancakeana, a New Species to Science From the Southern Rocky Mountains. The Bryologist (2025)

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