John Alexopoulos : Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture.
M.L.A.,
University of Massachusetts. Urban park
history and community development.
john.alexopoulos@uconn.edu
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Carol A. Auer : Associate Professor of Horticulture.
Ph.D., University of Maryland. Risk
assessment for plant biotechnology; ecological risk assessment; cytokinin
biochemistry; hormonal control of plant development.
carol.auer@uconn.edu
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Gerald A. Berkowitz : Professor of Horticulture.
Ph.D., Brandeis University. Plant physiology and
molecular biology- molecular analysis of ion channel structure: function; ion
transport; photosynthesis. gerry.berkowitz@uconn.edu |
Mark H. Brand : Associate Professor of Horticulture.
Ph.D., Ohio State University. Nursery Crop
Production; management
of invasive horticultural plants, ornamental plant breeding and improvement and
herbaceous perennial production. mark.brand@uconn.edu
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Edward G. Corbett : Associate Professor of Ornamental Horticulture.
Ph.D., University of New Hampshire. Selection, evaluation, propagation, nursery
field and container production of woody ornamental plants. edward.corbett@uconn.edu
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George C. Elliott : Associate Professor of Horticulture.
Ph.D.,
North Carolina State University. Utilization
of microbial inoculants in container media. Biological, chemical and physical
properties of container media. Mineral nutrition of plants.
george.elliott@uconn.edu
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Roberto Gaxiola : Assistant Professor of Plant Molecular Genetics
Ph.D., Heidelberg University, Germany.
Physiology and Molecular Biology of the Cellular Response to Salt in Plant and
Yeast. roberto.gaxiola@uconn.edu
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Karl Guillard : Associate Professor of Agronomy.
Ph.D., University of Connecticut. Development
and evaluation of best management practices for turfgrass, with emphasis on
water quality. karl.guillard@uconn.edu
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Ana Legrand : Assistant Professor in Residence (Horticulture). Coordinator of the IPM
Program.
Ph.D., University of Maryland. Integrated pest management, biological control
and tritrophic level interactions. ana.legrand@uconn.edu
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Yi Li : Associate Professor of Plant Molecular Biology, Head of Transgenic
Plant Facility.
Ph.D.,
SUNY-Syracuse. Molecular physiology of plant hormones, gene
transfer-mediated crop improvement and transgene containment. yi.li@uconn.edu
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Richard J. McAvoy : Professor of Horticulture.
Ph.D., Rutgers University. Greenhouse crop
production, plant-environment interactions, applied molecular genetics. richard.mcavoy@uconn.edu
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Peter Miniutti : Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture.
M.L.A., Harvard University. Landscape
architecture as a series of spacial systems; development of the ‘Lands of
Unique Value’ methodology to direct pro-sensible development.
peter.miniutti@uconn.edu
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Thomas F. Morris : Associate Professor of Agronomy, Director of the Soil
Testing Lab.
Ph.D., Iowa State University. Soil fertility and
nutrient management of agronomic and vegetable crops, sustainable agriculture,
environmental impact, and application of waste materials to agricultural land. thomas.morris@uconn.edu
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Mary Musgrave: Professor and Head,
Ph.D., Duke University. Environmental plant physiology; plant development under spaceflight
condition. mary.musgrave@uconn.edu
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Cristian P. Schulthess : Associate Professor of Soil Science.
Ph.D., University of Delaware. Soil Chemistry,
primarily focused on the retention of compounds by soil constituents. c.schulthess@uconn.edu
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Kristin Schwab : Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture.
M.L.A., Iowa State University. Sustainable landscape planning and design; land
art; the role of drawing in the design process; service learning through
community design assistance. kristin.schwab@uconn.edu
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Susanne Von
Bodman : Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology/Molecular
Biology/Horticulture.
Ph.D., University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign. Bacterial
gene expression and molecular processes related to plant pathogenesis. susanne.vonbodman@uconn.edu
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Mark Westa : Assistant Professor
of Landscape Architecture.
M.L.A., Harvard University. Use of computers to create and communicate meaningful
design, assisting communities in planning and design through outreach
projects. mark.westa@uconn.edu
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