Loralee Larios
First year graduate studentEducation:
BS Biology, California State University Fullerton (2005)
Research Interests:
I am interested in California plant communities, but more specifically understanding how humans impact these communities and identifying strategies to preserve and restore them.
Recent Awards:
2002 – 2005 Southern California Ecosystem Research Program Scholarship
2004 ESA Strategies for Ecology Education, Development, & Sustainability (SEEDS) Student Travel Fellowship
2000 – 2004 President’s Scholarship, CSUF
Recent Presentations:
Larios, L. and R. Keber. 2003. Effects of topography and vegetation on wild artichoke. Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of Sigma Xi, Los Angeles, California.
Recent Publications:
Larios, L. and P. Stapp. 2005. Effects of Invasive Thistle on Grassland Arthropods at Starr Ranch Audubon Sanctuary. CSUF Dimensions.
Favorite Plant:
Ok, so I couldn't pick just one...but lilies are awesome!!! I know know, blue-eyed grass isn't really a lily but it's still cool.
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