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Last updated August 30, 2005.

POST DOC     Zhijun Lu graduated from the Cinese Academy of Sciences, where he studied biodiversity in relation to roads and edges. He is focussing his postdoctoral research on clonal integration. RETURNED TO CHINA 2007       PhD STUDENTS     Wei Wang graduated from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, where he studied oak regeneration in the mountains of China. He is developing research projects involving disturbance and recovery of bamboo forests in China. GRADUATED 2006   Margaret Citain is a graduate of our own department, both BS and MS. She worked at St. Jude's Childrens Research Hospital for several years , retired, and has started a new career. Her interest is in developing protocols for tissue culture of the native bamboo, Giant Cane, and re-establishing 'canebreaks.'   James Moore started in the Fall 2006, joining us from University of North Carolina-Greensboro, where he studied exotics. He is interested in disturbance ecology, specifically effects of magnitude and frequency on community composition and dynamics. MS STUDENTS     Sheri Hudson is a recent graduate from our own department and, following an honors thesis, decided to continue research in plant ecology. Sheri is examining clonal integration.   Josh Koontz started in the Spring 2006 and is interested in fire ecology. His project examines the influence of fire on riparian communities at Land Between The Lakes. GRADUATED 2008