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Rick Williams

Associate Professor

Idaho State University

Affiliations

College of Science and Engineering

Biological Sciences

Biological Sciences/idaho Museum of Natural History

Rick Williams is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor at Idaho State University.

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Rick Williams

Idaho State University

Associate Professor

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ecology botany environmental science plant science genetics plant genetics plant biology evolutionary biology population genetics biogeography climate change avian biology ornithology evolutionary genetics phenology plant ecology vegetation science remote sensing evolutionary ecology sampling energy management earth system science adaptation ecology evolution restoration ecology climatic change cold region science plant physiology chromosomal rearrangements plant breeding genome structure gene structure biological evolution terrestrial ecology wildlife ecology landscape change vegetation history neonatology reproductive barriers monkey flowers airborne remote sensing field campaigns genetic structure genetic architecture floral display size biparental inbreeding andropogon gerardii vitman konza prairie clone size pollinator-relevant floral coloration consistent shifts western colorado montane plant communities long-distance pollen dispersal animal behavior biology functional ecology plant reproduction ecology and evolutionary biology molecular population genetics coevolution quantitative genetics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Birds Perceive More Intraspecific Color Variation in Bird-Pollinated Than Bee-Pollinated Flowers. Frontiers in Plant Science (2020)

Kenneth D. WhitneyAsher K. SmithThomas E. WhiteCharles F. Williams

plant biologyornithologyavian biologyphenologybee-pollinated flowersbotanyplant physiologyplant scienceplant ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyvegetation science

Integrating Airborne Remote Sensing and Field Campaigns for Ecology and Earth System Science. Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2020)

K. Dana ChadwickPhilip G. BrodrickKathleen GrantTristan GouldenAmanda HendersonNicola FalcoHaruko WainwrightKenneth H. WilliamsMarkus BillIan BreckheimerEoin L. BrodieHeidi SteltzerCharles F. Rick WilliamsBenjamin BlonderJiancong ChenBaptiste DafflonJoan DamerowMatt HancherAizah KhurramJack LambCorey R. LawrenceMaeve McCormickJohn MusinskySamuel PierceAlexander PolussaMaceo Hastings PorroAndea ScottHans Wu SinghPatrick O. SorensenCharuleka VaradharajanBizuayehu WhitneyKatharine Maher

field campaignsearth system scienceremote sensingairborne remote sensingecology

Locations, Metadata, and Species Cover From Field Sampling Survey Associated With Neon Aop Survey, East River, Co 2018. Open MIND (2020)

Chadwick, K. DanaGrant, KathleenHenderson, AmandaBreckheimer, IanWilliams, C. F. RickFalco, NicolaChen, JaincongHenry, HilaryKhurram, AizahLamb, JackMcCormick, MaeveMcOmber, HaileePierce, SamuelPolussa, AlexanderHastings Porro, MaceoScott, AndeaWu Singh, HansWhitney, BizuayehuBrodie, EoinCarroll, RosemaryDewey, ChristianKueppers, LaraMaavara, TaylorSteltzer, HeidiWilliams, KennethMaher, KatherinePowell, Thomas

neonatologyeast riverearth sciencegeographysamplingenvironmental scienceclimate changeenergy management

Consistent Shifts in Pollinator‐Relevant Floral Coloration Along Rocky Mountain Elevation Gradients. Journal of Ecology (2018)

Michelle GrayMarcus J. StansberryJoshua S. LynnCharles F. WilliamsThomas E. WhiteKenneth D. Whitney

wildlife ecologyphenologyconsistent shiftsbotanyrestoration ecologypollinator-relevant floral colorationterrestrial ecologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceecology

Sixty-Five Years of Change in Montane Plant Communities in Western Colorado, U.S.a.. Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research (2016)

Stephanie D. ZorioCharles F. WilliamsKen A. Aho

cold region sciencewestern coloradoclimatic changemontane plant communitiesplant ecologylandscape changebiogeographyvegetation historyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changevegetation science

The Genetic Architecture of Traits Associated With the Evolution of Self‐Pollination in Mimulus. New Phytologist (2014)

Lila FishmanPaul M. BeardsleyAngela StathosCharles F. WilliamsJeffrey P. Hill

avian biologygeneticsevolutionary geneticsbotanypopulation geneticsgenetic architectureecology evolutionplant sciencebiological evolutionevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyplant geneticsecologyadaptation

Chromosomal Rearrangements and the Genetics of Reproductive Barriers in Mimulus (Monkey Flowers). Evolution (2013)

Lila FishmanAngela StathosPaul M. BeardsleyCharles F. WilliamsJeffrey P. Hill

reproductive barriersevolutionary geneticsgeneticspopulation geneticsevolutionary biologyplant geneticsmonkey flowerschromosomal rearrangements

Genetic Analysis of a Broad Hybrid Zone in Aesculus (Sapindaceae): Is There Evidence of Long‐Distance Pollen Dispersal?. International Journal of Plant Sciences (2008)

David T. ThomasAdjoa R. AhedorCharles F. WilliamsClaude dePamphilisDaniel J. CrawfordQiu‐Yun (Jenny) Xiang

plant biologygeneticsbotanyplant sciencelong-distance pollen dispersalplant genetics

Effects of Floral Display Size and Biparental Inbreeding on Outcrossing Rates in Delphinium Barbeyi (Ranunculaceae). American journal of botany (2007)

Charles F. Williams

botanyecologyfloral display sizebiparental inbreeding

Clone Size of Andropogon Gerardii Vitman (Big Bluestem) at Konza Prairie, Kansas. The American Midland Naturalist (2002)

KATHLEEN H. KEELERCHARLES F. WILLIAMSLINDA S. VESCIO

andropogon gerardii vitmanornithologyclone sizebotanyecologykonza prairie

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Rick Williams

Associate Professor

Idaho State University

Affiliations

College of Science and Engineering

Biological Sciences

Biological Sciences/idaho Museum of Natural History

Rick Williams is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor at Idaho State University.

Honors

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Idaho State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Birds Perceive More Intraspecific Color Variation in Bird-Pollinated Than Bee-Pollinated Flowers. Frontiers in Plant Science (2020)

Kenneth D. WhitneyAsher K. SmithThomas E. WhiteCharles F. Williams

plant biologyornithologyavian biologyphenologybee-pollinated flowersbotanyplant physiologyplant scienceplant ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyvegetation science

Integrating Airborne Remote Sensing and Field Campaigns for Ecology and Earth System Science. Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2020)

field campaignsearth system scienceremote sensingairborne remote sensingecology

Locations, Metadata, and Species Cover From Field Sampling Survey Associated With Neon Aop Survey, East River, Co 2018. Open MIND (2020)

neonatologyeast riverearth sciencegeographysamplingenvironmental scienceclimate changeenergy management

Consistent Shifts in Pollinator‐Relevant Floral Coloration Along Rocky Mountain Elevation Gradients. Journal of Ecology (2018)

Michelle GrayMarcus J. StansberryJoshua S. LynnCharles F. WilliamsThomas E. WhiteKenneth D. Whitney

wildlife ecologyphenologyconsistent shiftsbotanyrestoration ecologypollinator-relevant floral colorationterrestrial ecologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceecology

Sixty-Five Years of Change in Montane Plant Communities in Western Colorado, U.S.a.. Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research (2016)

Stephanie D. ZorioCharles F. WilliamsKen A. Aho

cold region sciencewestern coloradoclimatic changemontane plant communitiesplant ecologylandscape changebiogeographyvegetation historyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changevegetation science

The Genetic Architecture of Traits Associated With the Evolution of Self‐Pollination in Mimulus. New Phytologist (2014)

Lila FishmanPaul M. BeardsleyAngela StathosCharles F. WilliamsJeffrey P. Hill

Chromosomal Rearrangements and the Genetics of Reproductive Barriers in Mimulus (Monkey Flowers). Evolution (2013)

Lila FishmanAngela StathosPaul M. BeardsleyCharles F. WilliamsJeffrey P. Hill

reproductive barriersevolutionary geneticsgeneticspopulation geneticsevolutionary biologyplant geneticsmonkey flowerschromosomal rearrangements

Genetic Analysis of a Broad Hybrid Zone in Aesculus (Sapindaceae): Is There Evidence of Long‐Distance Pollen Dispersal?. International Journal of Plant Sciences (2008)

David T. ThomasAdjoa R. AhedorCharles F. WilliamsClaude dePamphilisDaniel J. CrawfordQiu‐Yun (Jenny) Xiang

plant biologygeneticsbotanyplant sciencelong-distance pollen dispersalplant genetics

Effects of Floral Display Size and Biparental Inbreeding on Outcrossing Rates in Delphinium Barbeyi (Ranunculaceae). American journal of botany (2007)

Charles F. Williams

botanyecologyfloral display sizebiparental inbreeding

Clone Size of Andropogon Gerardii Vitman (Big Bluestem) at Konza Prairie, Kansas. The American Midland Naturalist (2002)

KATHLEEN H. KEELERCHARLES F. WILLIAMSLINDA S. VESCIO

andropogon gerardii vitmanornithologyclone sizebotanyecologykonza prairie

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