Crystal Weaver

Tiburon, CA

Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies at San Francisco State University

Graduate Student Researcher

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fishinvertebrateseelgrasshabitatMarin Rod and Gun ClubMRGCfield site

Published on Nov 25, 2015

Time to get Technical

The following are the methods that have been and will be used in this project:Our Aim: To identify a specific group of microbes found in natural and restored eelgrass beds, positively correlated wi...

Published on Nov 23, 2015

Habitat for what, now??

When we talk about eelgrass being an "important habitat for marine life," the usual suspects come to mind first: the fish and the crabs, of course!And who could blame you? They're economically impo...

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Published on Nov 04, 2015

The Mystery of the MRGC

One of my favorite sites, a site that has totally intrigued and mystified me, is a restored site at the Marin Rod and Gun Club in San Rafael. This site is a favorite for a few reasons:a) The club h...

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Hi Oscar, great question! And you are quite right, this idea has been used in agriculture for a surprisingly long time. Via the website of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University: "As early as 1879, fungi from this genus [Metarhizium] were being evaluated for control of...more

Nov 20, 2015

Project: Can "beneficial" microbes help eelgrass plants survive?

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Excellent question, Matt! Frankly: we just don't know yet. It could be that the plant's genetics determine how well it responds to specific microbe species, meaning whatever cohort we find might only work in Northern California. Or perhaps it's far broader, and could help eelgrass worldwide, ...more

Nov 08, 2015

Project: Can "beneficial" microbes help eelgrass plants survive?

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Thanks, Cindy! Yes, plenty more to come, soon...! ;)

Nov 05, 2015

Project: Can "beneficial" microbes help eelgrass plants survive?

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