Please wait...
About This Project
Once common, prairies are now among the most threatened of ecosystems. Restoration of prairies without intense management is challenging. Introducing native parasitic plants can reduce aggressive species but broader effects of hemiparasites (green parasitic plants) on invasions and productivity are unknown. Our goal is to evaluate species composition and environmental factors in prairies with native hemiparasites to understand these effects and provide critical insights to land managers.
More Lab Notes From This Project
Browse Other Projects on Experiment
Related Projects
A benchmark toward an end-to-end machine learning system for acoustic monitoring wildlife populations and ecosystems
Current passive acoustic monitoring datasets focus on single species, limiting their use for conservation...
Aztec Chemistry: Understanding pesticide contamination in Xochimilco, Mexico
Xochimilco is an ancient Aztec canal city that boasts some of the world's most significant cultural and...
Why are some jumping spiders so colorful?
Male jumping spiders are often extremely colorful, but the function of this color diversity is not well...