| Dr. Tim Martin, Associate Professor |
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Dr. Rosvel Bracho, Postdoctoral Associate
Florida AmeriFlux Project |
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| Carlos Gonzalez, Ph.D. Student Agenda 2020 Xylem Structure / Function Project NSF Stable Isotope Project |
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| Gregory Gorman, M.S. Student Florida AmeriFlux Project |
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Ecophysiology Lab Alumni
| Brianna Miles, M.S. (Gary Peter, Major Advisor) Thesis (2008): "Genetic analysis of stem hydraulic properties, foliar carbon isotope composition and growth in a pseudo-backcross population of Populus" Currently: Research technician for Mike Ryan (USFS) and Dan Binkley (Colorado State University) |
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| Dr. Gregory Starr, Assistant Research Scientist, Florida
AmeriFlux project (2000-2007) Currently: Assistant Professor, University of Alabama Biology Department |
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| Liliana Parisi, M.S. Thesis (2006): "Shoot Elongation Patterns and Genetic Control of Second Year Height Growth in Pinus taeda L. Using Clonally Replicated Trials" |
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| Dr. Rosana Clara Victoria Higa, Visiting Scholar
2005-2006 Embrapa (Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuária, Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation) |
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| Dr. Thomas Teklemariam, Postdoctoral Associate
2004-2006 Currently: Visiting Scientist, Air Quality Research Division, Science and Technology Branch, Environment Canada |
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| Veronica Emhart, Ph.D. Dissertation (2005): "Physiological Genetics of Contrasting Loblolly and Slash Pine Families and Clones", Winner of Outstanding SFRC Dissertation Currently: Tree Improvement researcher, Forestal Mininco, Chile |
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| Maheteme Gebremedhin, M.S. Thesis (2003): Variation in growth, water relations, gas exchange, and stable carbon isotope composition among clones of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) under water stress Currently: Ph.D. Student, Alabama A&M University |
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| Luis Suau, M.F.R.C. Technical Paper (2002): Accumulation of biomass and nitrogen in 18-year-old loblolly pine stands receiving fertilization and weed control Currently: Ph.D. Student, UF Parks and Rec. Dept. |
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| Rob McGarvey, M.S. Thesis (2000): A multi-scale comparison of photosynthetic capacity in fast- and slow-growing families of Pinus elliottii and Pinus taeda Currently: Optometry School, Memphis, TN |
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| Jason Martin, Field Research Manager Currently: Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago |
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| Sean Gallagher, Field Research Manager Currently: Forester, Florida Division of Forestry |
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