IoE Rough Cut Science:
Physiological differences between high-elevation five needle pines: Pinus albicaulis and P. flexilis
Date:
Wednesday, September 27, 2023
Time: 12:00pm -
1:00pm
Speaker(s): Lou Duloisy, Dr. Danielle Ulrich
Location: Byker Auditorium
Speaker(s):
Lou Duloisy
Lou is a second-year PhD student at in the Ulrich lab at Montana State University, researching how climate impacts the physiological mechanisms contributing to species’ range limits. As an eco-physiologist Lou focuses on the seasonal patterns of gas exchange and nonstructural carbohydrates in whitebark and limber pine. She aims to uncover potential differences in leaf-level photosynthesis, respiration, and transpiration between these two species. As part of her research, Lou is collecting data on gas exchange, water potential, and nonstructural in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Dr. Danielle Ulrich
Dr. Ulrich is an Assistant Professor in the Ecology Department examining plant physiological responses to and interactions with their environments in forest, agricultural, and grassland ecosystems.
Lou Duloisy
Lou is a second-year PhD student at in the Ulrich lab at Montana State University, researching how climate impacts the physiological mechanisms contributing to species’ range limits. As an eco-physiologist Lou focuses on the seasonal patterns of gas exchange and nonstructural carbohydrates in whitebark and limber pine. She aims to uncover potential differences in leaf-level photosynthesis, respiration, and transpiration between these two species. As part of her research, Lou is collecting data on gas exchange, water potential, and nonstructural in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Dr. Danielle Ulrich
Dr. Ulrich is an Assistant Professor in the Ecology Department examining plant physiological responses to and interactions with their environments in forest, agricultural, and grassland ecosystems.
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