Cooperative Agreement for affiliated Partner with the North Atlantic Coast Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit
USGS’s Great Lakes Science Center seeks a collaborative research partner to study how microbial endophytes affect invasive Phragmites australis growth and stress tolerance. The goal is to develop and field-test low-toxicity bioherbicides—or microbial/compound approaches—that weaken Phragmites by disrupting its symbiotic associations. This work aims to provide resource managers more efficient, …
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