Cheyenne L. Moore,^1,*,**,*** Angela J. McDonnell,^1,****,***** Scott Schuette,^2,****** Christopher T. Martine<sup>1,*******

1</sup>Bucknell University, Department of Biology, Lewisburg, PA 17837
²Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, Pittsburgh, PA 15222

^*Current address: University of Pittsburgh, Department of Biology, Pittsburgh, PA 15260
^**Corresponding author: clm223@pitt.edu
^***Cheyenne Moore recently received her MS in Biology from Bucknell University, where her work focused on the natural history and population genomics of Baptisia australis var. australis in Pennsylvania. She is now pursuing her PhD in Biology with a focus in Ecology and Evolution at the University of Pittsburgh.
^****Current address: Chicago Botanic Garden, Glencoe, IL 60022
^*****Angela McDonnell is a postdoctoral fellow at the Chicago Botanic Garden. She earned her PhD in plant biology from Oklahoma State University. Her work is focused on the evolutionary biology of milkweed vines, Australian Solanum, Hawaiian Schiedea, and rare plant conservation.
^******Scott Schuette is the Inventory Manager with the Pennsylvania Natural Heritage Program at the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy. He earned his PhD in plant biology from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale focusing on the evolutionary biology of bryophytes. He is a bryologist, botanist, ecologist, and evolutionary biologist with a passion for conservation of native plant diversity. His current projects include rare plant surveys and assessments, climate change vulnerability analyses of 80 rare and common species, review of all bryophyte species records in Pennsylvania to determine conservation ranks, and bryophyte community assessments of high-elevation peatlands and acidic seeps and floodplains.
^*******Chris Martine is the David Burpee Professor of Plant Genetics and Research at Bucknell University, as well as the Director of the university's Wayne Manning Herbarium. He holds a PhD in Botany from the University of Connecticut plus an MS in Ecology and Evolution and a BS in Natural Resource Management from Rutgers University.