In this webinar, Dr. Joan Walker, Research Ecologist at the USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station, will describe steps taken to develop the South Carolina Common Garden Study, including seed collection, plug production, garden establishment and design, selection of traits to measure, and data collection
Common Garden Studies for Herbaceous Plants: Lessons Learned from the Longleaf Pine Ecosystem
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