Associate Professor, Biology
Research in the Eppley lab focuses on the ecology and evolution of angiosperms and bryophytes. Current research is centered on investigating 1) the ecological consequences of combined versus separate sexes and sex ratio variation in plants and 2) the interactions between environmental stress and breeding systems in the survival and maintenance of plant populations. Understanding the role of stress, particularly extreme environmental stress, in the ecology and evolution of plant species is critical to our ability to protect rare and endangered plant species and to predict the impacts of climate change on plant communities
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About Sarah M. Eppley
Research in the Eppley lab focuses on the ecology and evolution of angiosperms and bryophytes. Current research is centered on investigating 1) the ecological consequences of combined versus separate sexes and sex ratio variation in plants and 2) the interactions between environmental stress and breeding systems in the survival and maintenance of plant populations. Understanding the role of stress, particularly extreme environmental stress, in the ecology and evolution of plant species is critical to our ability to protect rare and endangered plant species and to predict the impacts of climate change on plant communities
| Present | Associate Professor, Portland State University ‐ Center for Life in Extreme Environments | |
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| Present | Associate Professor, Portland State University ‐ Biology | |
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Dr. Sarah Eppley
Department of Biology
Portland State University
P.O. Box 751
Portland, OR 97207
Tel: 503-725-8986
Office: SB2, Room 442
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