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Thomas Kaye

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Type
Scientist
Organization
Oregon State University, Institute for Applied Ecology
Description

My major areas of research are population dynamics of endangered plants and invasive species. Matrix models can be used to pose "what if" questions to develop hypotheses for a population's response to various changes in its environment, such as decreased seed predation, grazing, reproductive failure, global warming, or even wild harvest.

Geography
Northwest
Oregon
Coast
Willamette Valley
Eastern Oregon
Website
https://agsci.oregonstate.edu/users/thomas-kaye

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