William M. Hammond
Ph.D Candidate - NSF Graduate Research Fellow - Environmental ecology lab - Oklahoma State University
Department of Plant Biology, Ecology, and Evolution.
I am a plant physiological ecologist. Broadly, I am interested in the interaction of plants with their environment, and how those interactions shape distributions of plants across large spatial scales. Specifically, I am presently investigating drivers of tree mortality through empirical study of physiological thresholds. I aim to connect the physiology of plant mortality to models of the Earth system.
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RT @Justin_J_Pitts: Happy to have had the opportunity to share some of my research on the influence that soil environment has on aflato… https://t.co/CUUkrp6eJm -
RT @MarylouMantova: Got selected earlier this year to present a vulgarized version of my PhD thesis at the Prix Jeune Chercheur of the… https://t.co/qD69VNj4z9
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RT @MatthewHurteau: New paper by @CMarsh_YT with @SoilEcologyAZ on planted seedling survival under shrub cover and with the soil amende… https://t.co/LOkUNbHOu2
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