Plant Ecology | Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve

Differential responses of native and exotic coastal sage scrub plant species to N additions and the soil microbial community

by David Lipson | Jan 12, 2019 | Plant Ecology, Research, SMER

Former SDSU doctoral student, Francis Bozzolo, published part of his dissertation in Plant and Soil. Part of the motivation for this study was that the dominant shrubs of Coastal Sage Scrub ecosystems are generally clumped in patches, as in the photo above. Do they...

Doctoral Student Alexandria Pivovaroff Publishes Article based on Research at SMER

by pbryant | Jun 11, 2014 | Plant Ecology, Research, SMER

Coordination of stem and leaf hydraulic conductance in southern California shrubs: a test of the hydraulic segmentation hypothesis New Phytologist (2014) doi: 10.1111/nph.12850 Alexandria L. Pivovaroff1, Lawren Sack2 and Louis S. Santiago1 1Department of Botany and...

SMER Researcher Alexandria Pivovaroff Presents at this years ESA Meeting

by pbryant | Jul 31, 2012 | Plant Ecology, Research, SMER

97th Annual ESA Meeting, Alexandria Pivovaroff

Differential responses of native and exotic coastal sage scrub plant species to N additions and the soil microbial community

Doctoral Student Alexandria Pivovaroff Publishes Article based on Research at SMER

SMER Researcher Alexandria Pivovaroff Presents at this years ESA Meeting

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