Ph.D. thesis “Niche divergence: scale and community effects. Implication for community development and invasive species”.
Carolyn first started working with the Claus Holzapfel in the spring of 2010 at Liberty State Park. She joined the Holzapfel lab in September 2010 and worked on the “desert
Allyson worked on anthropogenic-induced primary succession on an urban brownfield.
Dr. Marjolein Schat worked on understanding and combating the impact of fire-enhancing non-native annuals in desert scrub while a postdoctoral associate in the Holzapfel lab. Currently she is an adjunct instructor in
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
M.Sc. thesis “Genetic clonal identity and competitive strength of relic populations of a native salt marsh grass”.
Master thesis “Investigations of root interactions of smooth brome (Bromus inermis) in response to different nutrient regimes”