Research Associate Professor
The central theme of my research is ecosystem response to environmental stress such as inundation, disturbance, and soil nutrient limitations. I study response at the organismal level, including root growth and mycorrhizal associations and at the landscape level such as application of geospatial tools to natural resource assessment with a focus on waters and wetlands.
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About Kai Rains
The central theme of my research is ecosystem response to environmental stress such as inundation, disturbance, and soil nutrient limitations. I study response at the organismal level, including root growth and mycorrhizal associations and at the landscape level such as application of geospatial tools to natural resource assessment with a focus on waters and wetlands.
| Present | Research Associate Professor, University of South Florida ‐ School of Geosciences | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Courses
- GLY4948L - Hydrogeology Field Methods
- EVR 4027 - Wetland Environments
- GEO 4265 - Soil Genesis & Classification
| B.S., Oregon State University | ||
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| M.S., University of Washington | ||
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| Ph.D., University of California, Davis | ||
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Contact Information
Office: CHE 304 C
Phone: (813) 974-9459
Email: