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Jordan Marshall
Professor of Biology-Plant Biologist
Department of Biological Sciences
Jordan Marshall
Professor of Biology-Plant Biologist
Department of Biological Sciences
Jordan Marshall is professor of plant biology, graduate program director, and associate chair of the Department of Biological Sciences. His research interests are in plant ecology focusing on biogeography, interactions between native and non-native species, and influences of disturbance on community structure in forests and sand dunes within the Great Lakes region.
His current and on-going research is investigating forest regeneration - patterns of seedling establishment and recruitment related to forest aging, midstory layer development, gap formation, and disturbance. This research is being conducted in second-growth hardwood forests and in newly establishing jack pine stands.
His current and on-going research is investigating forest regeneration - patterns of seedling establishment and recruitment related to forest aging, midstory layer development, gap formation, and disturbance. This research is being conducted in second-growth hardwood forests and in newly establishing jack pine stands.