Hastings Natural History Reservation

31 Jul, 07 AM - 01 Aug, 10 AM

This is a pilot visit to check out populations of Asclepias eriocarpa at the Hastings Reserve. Here is a general description of the potential project aims: he fundamental goal of community ecology is to understand how species interact. However, much of community ecology applies static models of species interactions to systems that change dramatically over the seasons (phenology), and where the developmental stage (ontogeny) of each individual can matter as much as its species identity. Understanding how species interactions change over time due to phenology and ontogeny is a key challenge for understanding how real-world communities function. The research objective of this project is to investigate the consequences of shifts in the relative timing of species interactions.

Visit #29279 @Hastings Natural History Reservation

Approved

Under Project # 25662 | Research

The phenology and ontogeny of milkweed-monarch interactions

faculty - University of California, Davis

Reservation Members(s)

Louie Yang Jul 31 - Aug 1, 2012 (2 days)
Louie Yang Jul 31 - Aug 1, 2012 (2 days)

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Ranch House 2 Jul 31 - Aug 1, 2012