Toward a conservation physiology of Californian flora: assessing drought vulnerability across species and ecosystems
2017-2018 La Kretz Center Graduate Research and Stunt Ranch Reserve Combined Grant
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Graduate Students
Drought Adaptation
PROJECTS
“Global-Change-Type Drought” Effects on the Metaplasticity of Native California Plant Species: Implications for Restoration
La Kretz Center Graduate Research / Stunt Ranch Reserve Grants 2016-2017
Deploying Arable ‘PulsePod’ Sensors to Continuously and Remotely Monitor Plant Stress
La Kretz Center Graduate Research / Stunt Ranch Reserve Grants 2016-2017
Exploring the role of plant maternal effects in response to drought in restoration
La Kretz Center Graduate Research / Stunt Ranch Reserve Grants 2016-2017
Drought Influence on Chlorophyll Fluorescence in Evergreen and Deciduous Plant Species of Southern California
La Kretz Center Graduate Research / Stunt Ranch Reserve Grants 2015-2016
Publications
Plant functional traits predict the drought response of native California plant species
Pezner, AK, Pivovaroff AL, Sun W, Sharifi MR, Rundel PW, Seibt U.
Published Work | 2019 | International Journal of Plant Science
Invasive annuals respond more negatively to drought than native species
Justin M. Valliere, Evelin B. Escobedo, Gary M. Bucciarelli, M. Rasoul Sharifi and Philip W. Rundel
Published Work | 2019 | New Phytologist
Testing the ‘microbubble effect’ using the Cavitron technique to measure xylem water extraction curves
Pivovaroff AL, Burlett R, Lavigne B, Cochard H, Santiago LS, Delzon S.
Published Work | 2016 | AoB PLANTS 8: plw011