James E Moore

We conduct research in a variety of habitats, assessing how plant populations and communities respond to disturbances. Our lab examines community shifts in response to flooding, long-term demography of forest herbs, and how facilitation influences exotic invasive spread in the Southeastern US.

Field Season is quickly approaching with one project already complete. The Trillium demography data has been collected and now we are waiting on the Microstegium for the labs newest student Cathy Thorn!

If you haven't done so, you need to sign up for Ecological Census Techniques.

Congratulations to J.D. Wolfe for winning FIRST PLACE in the Botany Section of the Tennessee Academy of Sciences Meeting. Way to go!

Our newest degree in Ecology received final approval and will begin in Fall 2013. Any interested students should contact me. An overview of the program can be found here.