Priti S. Dhabekar
Masters student (2009)
Master thesis “Investigations of root interactions of smooth brome (Bromus inermis) in response to different nutrient regimes”
Master thesis “Investigations of root interactions of smooth brome (Bromus inermis) in response to different nutrient regimes”
M.Sc. thesis “Root cooperation in strawberries: the role of chemical signals”
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”
Xiang is interested in ecological succession of plant communities under different environmental stresses, especially soil contamination. He uses GIS technology to trace plant transitions over time and build models to