The Pine Barrens of Long Island are a unique forest type associated with nutrient poor soils with almost no non-native invasive plant species present. Studying these forests, along with nearby invaded ones, is useful for understanding the determinants of community invasibility. Photo credit: Urmi Poddar
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Konza Prairie is a remarkably diverse tallgrass prairie remnant in the eastern North American Great Plains. The dominant plant species, Andropogon gerardii, plays a major role in structuring communities. Photo credit: Alex Siggers.
Read More The Pine Barrens of Long Island are a unique forest type associated with nutrient poor soils with almost no non-native invasive plant species present. Studying these forests, along with nearby invaded ones, is useful for understanding the determinants of community invasibility. Photo credit: Urmi Poddar
Konza Prairie is a remarkably diverse tallgrass prairie remnant in the eastern North American Great Plains. The dominant plant species, Andropogon gerardii, plays a major role in structuring communities. Photo credit: Alex Siggers.