Lucia Vazquez

2021 Va zquez, M. L. Starting and Sustaining a Learning Assistance Program. ILSPRA LA Workshop. Chicago State University.

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Va zquez, M.L. Molecular evolution of the internal transcribed spacers in red oaks (Quercus sect. Lobatae). 2019. Computational Biology and Chemistry 83:107117, doi: 10.1016/j.compbiolchem.2019.107117

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2019 Va zquez, M. L. The importance of Biodiversity in sustainable business practices. Presented to Universidad de Colima MBA students.

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Yang, J., Va zquez, L., Feng, L., Liu, Z., & Zhao, G. Climatic and Soil Factors Shape the Demographical History and Genetic Diversity of a Deciduous Oak (Quercus liaotungensis) in Northern China. Frontiers in Plant Science, 9. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2018.01534

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Yang, J., Va zquez, L., Chen, X., Li, H., Zhang, H., Liu, Z. and Zhao, G. Development of chloroplast and nuclear markers for Chines oaks (Quercus subgenus Quercus) and assessment of their utility as DNA barcodes. Frontiers in Plant Science 8.816, doi:10.3389/fpls.2017.00816.

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2012 Va zquez, M. L. Development of DNA barcodes in Mexican oak species. Illinois State Museum

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2009 Va zquez, M. L. Progress on the evolutionary relationships of New World oaks with emphasis on Mexican taxa. Genomics of Forest and Ecosystem Health in the Fagaceae (Beech Family) Conference. Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.

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2008 Va zquez, M. L. Diversity of oaks in Mexico. Botanic Garden of Oaxaca. Oaxaca, Mexico.

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2006 Va zquez, M. L. Diversity and Conservation of Mexican oaks. Illinois Native Plant Society

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2005 Va zquez, M. L. Antibacterial properties of Baptisia leucophea. Illinois Native Plant Society.

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2003 Va zquez, M. L. Systematics and phylogeny in the genus Quercus (Fagaceae). Illinois State Museum.

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Va zquez, M. L. & K. C. Nixon. Taxonomy of the Quercus crassifolia complex in Mexico. Brittonia. 65(2): 208-225.

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Va zquez, M.L. Molecular studies in selected oak species: what have we learned about oak evolution? International Oak Journal 20: 57-64.

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Va zquez, M. L. Trichome morphology in selected Mexican red oaks species (Quercus sect. Lobatae). SIDA 22: 1091-1110.

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Va zquez, M. L., S. Valencia A. and K. C. Nixon. A new red oak species (Quercus sect. Lobatae) from Eastern Mexico. Brittonia 56(2): 136-142.

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Va zquez, M. L. Fagaceae. Flora of Tehuaca n-Cuicatlan. Instituto de Biologi a, Universidad Nacional Auto noma de Me xico. 39 pp.

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Padgett, P., Va zquez M. L. and Allen, E. Seed viability and germination behavior of the desert shrub Encelia farinosa. Madron o 46:126-133.

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Va zquez, M. L., Castro F. R., and Saenz I. Health Education. National Institute of Adult Education. Secretary of Public Education. Mexico. 106 pp.

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Va zquez, M. L., Castro F. R., and Saenz I. The Natural Environment. National Institute of Adult Education. Secretary of Public Education. Mexico. 112 pp.

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Va zquez, M.L. & K.C. Nixon. Quercus calcicola: a new oak species from Central Mexico. To be submitted to Systematic Botany In preparation for Novon.

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Va zquez, M. L. Taxonomic status of Quercus hintonii: an endemic Mexican oak species. In preparation for the journal. In preparation for Taxon.

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Va zquez M. L. & Bonnett, J. & Genetic variation of Quercus alba in a remnant forest in Illinois assessed with nuclear microsatellites. In preparation for Transactions of the Illinois Academy of Sciences.

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Va zquez, M.L. Development of DNA barcodes for Mexican oak species using nuclear genes. In preparation for Molecular Ecology Resources

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Va zquez, M. L. and G. Salazar. DNA barcodes of Mexican oaks. Third International Barcode of Life Conference. Mexico City.

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Va zquez, M. L. Evolution of ITS in oak species and its implications on phylogenetic analysis. Biology Institute. National University of Mexico.

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Va zquez, M. L. Molecular studies in selected oak species: what have we learned about oak evolution? Meeting of the International Oak Society. Texas, USA.

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