Associate Professor, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences
My research program seeks to identify the main ecological factors controlling grassland structure and function. Specifically, my lab explores the effects of fungal endophyte symbioses on grassland ecosystem processes, and evaluates how grasslands will respond to global change factors, such as alterations to climate, land use, ultraviolet radiation, and invasive species abundance.
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About Rebecca L. McCulley
My research program seeks to identify the main ecological factors controlling grassland structure and function. Specifically, my lab explores the effects of fungal endophyte symbioses on grassland ecosystem processes, and evaluates how grasslands will respond to global change factors, such as alterations to climate, land use, ultraviolet radiation, and invasive species abundance.
| Present | Associate Professor, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, University of Kentucky ‐ College of Agriculture, Food and Environment | |
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| Present | Interim Director, Tracy Farmer Institute for Sustainability and the Environment, University of Kentucky | |
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University of Kentucky
College of Agriculture, Food and Environment
1100 Nicholasville Road, N-222D Ag Science North
Lexington, KY 50456-0091 USA
(859) 257-6388
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