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The Plant Population
Ecology Lab

The Lab of Dr. Allison Snow

SNOW LAB PUBLICATIONS

We study natural selection and ecological processes within plant populations, including pollination biology, plant-herbivore interactions, conservation biology, and the dynamics of gene flow (especially involving transgenic plants).  Our work encompasses ecological and demographic techniques and often involves using genetic markers (allozymes, RAPDs, ISSRs, microsatellites, and various phenotypic traits).

The Snow Lab

Patty Sweeney, Amy Campbell, Jinguo Gao, Allison Snow, Kristin Mercer

We study natural selection and ecological processes within plant populations, including pollination biology, plant-herbivore interactions, conservation biology, and the dynamics of gene flow (especially involving transgenic plants).  Our work encompasses ecological and demographic techniques and often involves using genetic markers (allozymes, RAPDs, ISSRs, microsatellites, and phenotypic traits).

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Accepting Graduate Students Applications for 2008 (Fall)
for information please contact Allison Snow  (snow.1@osu.edu) 

CURRENT RESEARCH

   WILD SUNFLOWER 
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   MAIZE AND ITS LOCAL LANDRACES 
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   WILD RADISH
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   WILD RICE
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   SORGHUM AND ITS WILD RELATIVES 
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   NATIVE AND INVASIVE PLANTS
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   POLICY, COMMENTARY 
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SNOW LAB ARCHIVES

  

Gene Flow Conference March 5 and 6, 2002