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PhD Defense Seminar: Julie Rakes

Save the date for Julie Rakes’s PhD defense on January 20th, 2022 at 8:00 AM MST. Julie is a graduate student in the Ferran Garcia-Pichel Lab at Arizona State University. Virtual Link: https://asu.zoom.us/j/86284799793 Title: Discovery, Characterization and Ecological Impact of a Predatory Bacterium of Cyanobacteria Responsible for Epidemics in Biocrusts Abstract: Predatory bacteria are a […]

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Is there a Role for Drylands in a Carbon Neutral World?

In preparation for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26), Niall Hanan and collaborators reviewed the current literature on dryland systems and their role in future climate management. Drylands cover around 40% of the Earth’s land surface, but that percentage is expected to grow as the bioclimatic conditions that support drylands have become more prevalent. In fact, drylands already have

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Cunliffe et al. 2021

Collaboration Beyond the Jornada LTER: New Drone Directions Make for Better Plant Projections

Jornada scientists often collaborate with other scientists within the LTER network to create research with implications on a global scale! Below is just one recent example of how Jornada Basin LTER knowledge is making a huge impact: Although remote sensing can gauge biomass for the tall trees of forested ecosystems, the technology is still lacking

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