Professor, Department of Biology
My research program focuses on questions at the plant-soil interface, specifically how differences in soil resource availability influences ecological processes. We are particularly interested in the functional and performance traits that influence plant acclimation and adaptation to resource-poor environments. There are four main areas addressed by my research program:
·Morphological and physiological traits associated with plant invasiveness
·Environmental and evolutionary constraints on plant nutrient resorption
·Plant adaptation to unique soil types
·Ecology of aridland communities
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About Rebecca E. Drenovsky
My research program focuses on questions at the plant-soil interface, specifically how differences in soil resource availability influences ecological processes. We are particularly interested in the functional and performance traits that influence plant acclimation and adaptation to resource-poor environments. There are four main areas addressed by my research program:
·Morphological and physiological traits associated with plant invasiveness
·Environmental and evolutionary constraints on plant nutrient resorption
·Plant adaptation to unique soil types
·Ecology of aridland communities
| Present | Associate Professor, Department of Biology, John Carroll University | |
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