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A method for experimental warming of developing tree seeds with a common garden demonstration of seedling responses

Invasive tamarisk with pale pink flowers

Episodic defoliation rapidly reduces starch but not soluble sugars in an invasive shrub, Tamarix spp.

Adaptive versus non-adaptive responses to drought in a non-native riparian tree / shrub, Tamarix spp,

Fremont cottonwood and other riparian plants

Adaptive capacity in the foundation tree species Populus fremontii: implications for resilience to climate change and non-native species invasion in the American Southwest

Students standing near an experiment of southwestern white pines

Chapter 4. Using the Southwest Experimental Garden Array to Enhance Riparian Restoration in Response to Global Environmental Change: Identifying and Deploying Genotypes and Populations for Current and Future Environments

USGS Products

Woman holding native, endangered fish underwater

https://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/2019/3049/fs20193049.pdf

https://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/2020/3061/fs20203061.pdf

GardenSign_CenterApproval (1).pdf

Public information sign I wrote and designed for an experimental drought garden on the campus of the US Geological Survey's Southwest Biological Science Center in Flagstaff, Arizona.

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