Clockwise from upper left: Bryant Westerman, Doug Bush, Glenna Malcolm and Nicole Schneider.
2005
Douglas Bush: Soil nitrogen availability following remediation of nitrogen-fixing black locust trees: a four year study in the Albany Pine Bush.
2004
Claudia Gutman: Laser scanning provides a novel approach for assessing bryophyte canopy structure.
Alexander Heinecke: The significance of cushion size and surface roughness in differing wind tunnel flow regimes for three species of moss.
2003
Evan Donegan: Fire response to regional climate during Holocene in the Albany Pine Bush based on charcoal accumulation in vernal pond sediment cores.
Paul Gumina: Structural variation and light attenuation in forest mosses.
Nicole Schneider: Canopy size and shape influence evapotranspiration in Leucobryum glaucum.
2002
Glenna Malcolm: Residual effects of invasive black locust trees on growth, allocation and competition in two native grasses.
Jessica Wells: Evaluating the utility of the Century Soil Organic Model to assess restoration strategies in the Albany Pine Bush.
2001
Emily Barton: Madagascar, T. purpurea and strategies for just compensation.
Rebecca Brown: The American farm: a need for sustainability.
Bryant Westerman: The effects of black locust invasion on nitrogen cycling in a pitch pine—scrub oak community.
2000
Robert Federici: Nitrogen cycling in pine bush soils.
