This is the current schedule for the Spring EcoEvo Seminar Series, subject to change.
10 Apr.
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Gar Rothwell
Botany & Plant Pathology
OSU |
A paleobotanical perspective on the conifer phylogeny
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17 Apr.
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Steve Voelker
Biology Dept.
Southern Oregon University
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Unraveling a mystery of Earth history: lnking tree physiology and paleoecology
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24 Apr.
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Andy Jones
Botany & Plant Pathology
OSU
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Seeing the forest below the trees: a metagenomic study of plant-fungal interactions in a tropical forest
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| 1 May |
Paul Hennon
USDA Forest Service, PNW
Juneau, Alaska |
Predicting paradoxes: climate vulnerability and demise of the defensive yellow-cedar in Alaska |
| 8 May. |
Felicia Keesing
Dept. of Biology
Bard College, NY
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Biodiversity loss and pathogen transmission -- a recipe for risk?
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15 May
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Sam Cushman
USDA Forest Service
Rocky Mountain Research Station
Flagstaff, Arizona
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Connecting movement behavior and gene flow to infer population connectivity in changing environments
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| 22 May |
Christoph Thomas
Atmospheric Sciences
CEOAS, OSU
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Are ecosystem carbon and water exchange in Oregon's forests coupled? A report from investigations across a climate gradient
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29 May.
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Peter Kennedy
Dept. of Biology
Lewis & Clark College
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A fresh look at the specificity paradigm of Alnus-associated ectomycorrhizal fungal communities |
