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Sarah Cook: |
The growth and phosphorus-use efficiency of invasive Lythrum salicaria and native Typha latifolia and the implications for the competition mechanism ABSTRACT |
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Andrew Corey |
Mammalian herbivory and compensatory growth in Aster novae-angliae ABSTRACT |
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Ian Hughes |
Acid phosphatase activity of Zea mays and Zea mays var. rugosa in response to phosphorus stress. |
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Jennifer Lentek |
The goldenrod gall fly, Eurosta solidaginis: a study of cold-hardening mechanisms and their cues |
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Molly Timmers |
Grazing herbivore selectivity on three habitat-differentiated species of Aster, A. novae-angliae, A. prenanthoides, and A. divericatus, in relation to the resource availability theory |
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Mark Fields |
Wound-induced responses in tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum). |
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Susan Frisch |
Purple loosestrife: its invasion and subsequent efforts of control |
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Kristina Korn |
Effects of high and low light on three Aster species: relative growth rate and its components |
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Hilary Oles |
Wetland ecosystem structure and function: the impacts and mechanisms of invasion of Lythrum salicaria |
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Sara Begg |
Determination of light acclimation capacity in three species of Aster using carotenoids and chlorophylls. |
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Maria Gara |
Photosynthetic induction states in northeastern Aster species native to three different light environments |
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Todd Ritter |
Response of three Aster species to Phycidoes tharos herbivory |
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Scott Stock |
Influence of mycorrhizal fungi on the growth of three species of Aster |
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Andresse St. Rose |
The effect of light availability on carbon-based secondary compounds of three species of Aster |
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Courtney Beach |
The effects of acid precipitation on the growth of Red Spruce (Picea rubens) and Red Maple (Acer rubrum) |
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Naomi Brown |
Allocation of biomass and patterns of herbivory in six Aster species |
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Emily Beth Merkin |
Plant community structure and diversity in successional environments in reference to several species of Aster |
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Christine Neufeld |
The photosynthetic response to light exhibited by three Aster species: A. divericatus, A. prenanthoides, and A. novae-angliae |
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Tarik Abdelazim |
Stress tolerance in two Aster species, A. novae-angliae and A. novi-belgii: plant productivity is directly correlated to physiological readiness to stress |
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Laura Congdon* |
The effects of acorns and their chemical constituents on foraging in the gray squirrel, Sciurus carolinensis |
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Christian DeSiena |
Photosynthetic responses of Aster prenanthoides and A. divaricatus plants to varying amounts of sunlight |
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Susan Gallant |
Patterns of herbivory in Aster species |
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Heidi VanScoy |
Morphological plasticity in two species of pasture grasses, Phleum pratense L. (Timothy) and Phalaris arundinacea L. (Reed Canary Grass) |
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Jessica Allen** |
An examination of the effects of trampling on a bog plant community |
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Adrienne Korkosz |
A comparison of the responses of two different plant speices to varying nitrogen ion availabilities |
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Carlos Sagebien |
The effects of nitrogen addition on plant productivity and allocation in early and late successional environments |
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Jeff Schraver |
The effects of tilling and nitrogen addition on community structure in an old-field plant community |
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Mark Ungerer |
The effect of leaf age and environment on nitrogen content and photosynthetic capacity in an old-field perennial |
*Supervised writing of research paper only
**Co-supervised with Ernest Williams