Faculty/Staff Information

Bryan Dutton

, Biology

88452 | duttonb@wou.edu
NS 021

Why I chose WOU

At WOU since

09/16/1998

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Classes Taught

Course	Title	Location	Days	Times
BI 316R	RECITATION: EVOLUTION	NS 004	---W---	1000-1050
BI 321	SYSTEMATIC FIELD BOTANY	NS 122	-M-W---	1600-1720
BI 316	EVOLUTION	NS 103	-M-W-F-	1100-1150
BI 321L	LAB: SYSTEMATIC FIELD BOTANY	NS 004	--T----	0800-1050
BI 316R	RECITATION: EVOLUTION	NS 004	--T----	1200-1250

Teaching Focus

Evolution, Plant Systematics, Plant Anatomy, and Conservation Biology

Research Areas

I study evolutionary relationships among flowering plants (especially members of the Buttercup Family), local floras, plant distribution and demographics in urban areas, and invasive plant species. I currently have students working on research projects dealing with the distribution of trees in municipalities near Western Oregon University.

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