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Ecology and management of weedy and invasive plant species in a resilient agroecosystem context
Ecology and management of weedy and invasive plant species in a resilient agroecosystem context
Mission: Our research seeks to integrate empirical and theoretical understanding of the ecology of weedy and invasive plant species, and their host ecosystems, to develop cost-effective, environmentally sound management approaches.
Mission: Our research seeks to integrate empirical and theoretical understanding of the ecology of weedy and invasive plant species, and their host ecosystems, to develop cost-effective, environmentally sound management approaches.
Above: empty giant foxtail (Setaria faberi) caryopses lie scattered under a senescing soybean canopy, their insides eaten by post-dispersal seed predators such as mice, ground beetles and crickets. Background photo: combine harvester screenings after corn harvest reveal how the timing of weed seed maturation has evolved to exploit crop harvest technology to aid seed dispersal.
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