Dr. Jennifer Schafer
Postdoctoral Associate (2010-2011), currently Assistant Professor at Winthrop University
Jennifer worked on understanding and combating the impact of fire-enhancing non-native annuals in desert scrub.
Jennifer worked on understanding and combating the impact of fire-enhancing non-native annuals in desert scrub.
IIdiko worked in establishing long-term ecological management and monitoring plans for the Meadowlands and Liberty State Park
Ph.D. thesis “Niche divergence: scale and community effects. Implication for community development and invasive species”.
M.Sc. thesis “Genetic clonal identity and competitive strength of relic populations of a native salt marsh grass”.
M.Sc. thesis “Trophic transfer of heavy metals at a brownfield site: the effects of heavy metals on nest success of resident avifauna”
M.Sc. thesis “Induced defense in Lythrum salicaria: the effects of managed herbivory on performance of an invasive species.”
M.Sc. thesis “Before allelopathy: exploring the possible primitive role of Centaurea nigra root exudate on nutrient acquisition.”
M.Sc. thesis “Self-shading and physiological integration in Phragmites australis: factors leading to Division of Labor”