Dr. Elizabeth Bernays is a biologist turned writer. After growing up in Australia, she received her Ph.D. at the University of London, England, and had a career as an academic entomologist (most recently as a professor in UC Berkeley and then University of Arizona) before obtaining an MFA at the University of Arizona where she is currently a Regents' Professor Emerita. Bernays has published over two hundred scientific papers and books and several popular biology articles, as well as children's books. She has published poems and essays in a variety of literary journals.

• 1. Seed Predators as Mutualists: Ecology and Evolution of the Fig/Pollinator Interaction 2. Plant Sterols and Hostplant Affiliations of Herbivores 3. Sensory Coding of Feeding Deterrents in Phytophagous Insects 4. Extrafloral Nectary-Mediated Interactions between Insects and Plants 5. The Role of Quinolizidine Alkaloids in Plant Insect Interactions 6. The Impact of Plant Stress on Herbivore Population Dynamics

Dr. Elizabeth Bernays is a biologist turned writer. After growing up in Australia, she received her Ph.D. at the University of London, England, and had a career as an academic entomologist (most recently as a professor in UC Berkeley and then University of Arizona) before obtaining an MFA at the University of Arizona where she is currently a Regents' Professor Emerita. Bernays has published over two hundred scientific papers and books and several popular biology articles, as well as children's books. She has published poems and essays in a variety of literary journals.

• 1. Seed Predators as Mutualists: Ecology and Evolution of the Fig/Pollinator Interaction 2. Plant Sterols and Hostplant Affiliations of Herbivores 3. Sensory Coding of Feeding Deterrents in Phytophagous Insects 4. Extrafloral Nectary-Mediated Interactions between Insects and Plants 5. The Role of Quinolizidine Alkaloids in Plant Insect Interactions 6. The Impact of Plant Stress on Herbivore Population Dynamics

Dr. Elizabeth Bernays is a biologist turned writer. After growing up in Australia, she received her Ph.D. at the University of London, England, and had a career as an academic entomologist (most recently as a professor in UC Berkeley and then University of Arizona) before obtaining an MFA at the University of Arizona where she is currently a Regents' Professor Emerita. Bernays has published over two hundred scientific papers and books and several popular biology articles, as well as children's books. She has published poems and essays in a variety of literary journals.

• 1. Seed Predators as Mutualists: Ecology and Evolution of the Fig/Pollinator Interaction 2. Plant Sterols and Hostplant Affiliations of Herbivores 3. Sensory Coding of Feeding Deterrents in Phytophagous Insects 4. Extrafloral Nectary-Mediated Interactions between Insects and Plants 5. The Role of Quinolizidine Alkaloids in Plant Insect Interactions 6. The Impact of Plant Stress on Herbivore Population Dynamics