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Rangeland Ecology &
Natural Resource Management

Amy Ganguli, Ph.D.	Message to Prospective Students
Home	Research Interests I am a rangeland ecologist, studying interactions among plants, soils, and animals. Uncovering the mechanisms that drive ecosystem structure and function is necessary for addressing important natural resource management issues. Among the most pressing of these issues are plant invasions and loss of ecosystem function and structure. Understanding the mechanisms determining the success of plant invaders, invasion resistance of plant communities, and plant community responses to disturbance will lead to effective strategies for maintaining and restoring ecosystem structure and function. Graduate Students Please contact me if you would like to visit about research ideas or what a M.S. or Ph.D. graduate program would be like at NDSU. If your interested in working with me you can receive your graduate degree in Range Science or Natural Resource Management, which is an interdisciplinary, cross-college program. My research and work experiences have been rather broad so I am willing to entertain a broad array of research questions. However, if you have research interests associated with invasive plant species, restoration ecology, or disturbance ecology I particularly encourage you to contact me. Undergraduate Students If you are interested in conducting an undergraduate research project or if you would like to obtain research experience contact me. I am always looking for motivated students to work part time during the academic semester and full-time seasonally.
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