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LRES SEMINARS
LRES 500 Seminars - Fall 2009 (4:10 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. LJH 346) |
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Dr. Tracy Sterling
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16-Sep
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The Locoweed/Endophyte Complex: Implications for Managing a Toxic Rangeland Weed
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Dr. Richard Engel
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23-Sep
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A first look at ammonia volatilization losses from surface applied urea to wheat in Montana
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Dr. Zach Miller
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30-Sep
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Plant pathogens and the preservation of biodiversity
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| No seminar due to conflict with PSPP seminar |
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Dr. G. Keith Douce, Professor and Co-Director for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health and The Bugwood Network
3:30, Room 60 Marsh Lab
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Bridges, Melissa E.
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14-Oct
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Predicting the occurrence of suitable habitat for invasive plant species and implications for management decisions
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Schleier, Jerome J.
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21-Oct
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The development of an environmental fate model for ultra-low-volume pesticides used for disease vector management
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McCauley, Ann M.
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28-Oct
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Legume green manures: biological nitrogen fixation and dynamics in conventional cropping systems
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Bunn, Victoria J.
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4-Nov
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The influence of riparian grazing exclosures on adjacent riverine ecosystems
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Mullen, Randall
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4-Nov
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Characterizing the temporal and spatial variability of solar radiation across Montana
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Beam, Jacob
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18-Nov
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Distribution, diversity, and physiology of Novel Archaea that inhabit acidic geothermal environments
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Olexa, Edward M.
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18-Nov
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Linking elk spatial ecology and public lands management in southwest Wyoming using a dense time series of satellite imagery
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Jennings, Ryan
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2-Dec
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Pathways for carbon fixation in thermophilic Archaea and the role of autotrophic Crenarchaeotes across varying habits in Yellowstone National Park
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Nippgen, Fabian
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2-Dec
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Relating catchment structure to hydrologic response
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Jones, Linda S.
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9-Dec
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A duel approach to the ecological restoration of Amphicarpea bracteata on the Standing Rock Nation |
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Thank you for your participation in this semester's seminar series!
Your attendance at the weekly seminars is very much appreciated by the students
and faculty of LRES
To request disability accomodation or inform us of special needs, please contact us at
406-994-7060, LRESfrontdesk@montana.edu
PO Box 173120, Bozeman, MT 59717-3120
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