The UNL Center for Grassland Studies is again offering its Monday seminar series this fall. This year's theme is Grassland Ecology. Below is a list of speakers and their topics. All seminars, which are open to the public, are 3:30-4:30 p.m. in the East Campus Union. If you have questions, please call the Center office at 402/472-4101.
    8-23
Martin Massengale, UNL Center for Grassland Studies 
Introduction to and Instructions for Seminar (for students taking for credit)
    8-30*
Paul Johnsgard, UNL School of Biological Sciences
"Ecology and Distribution of Grassland Birds of the Great Plains"
    9-13*
Svata Louda, UNL School of Biological Sciences 
"Biological Control in Rangelands: A Double-edged Sword"
    9-20*
John Watkins, UNL Plant Pathology Department
"Ecology of Grassland Diseases"
    9-27*
Ann Antlfinger, UNO Biology Department
"Survival of Orchid Seedling Transplants at Nine Mile and Allwine Prairies"
    10-4*
Patrick Reece, UNL Agronomy Department
"Seasonal Dynamics of Defoliation Effects on Upland Sandhills Range Ecosystems"
    10-11*
Richard Alward, UNL School of Biological Sciences
"Shortgrass Prairie Responses to Warm Nights"
    10-18
No seminar
    10-25*
Anthony Joern, UNL School of Biological Sciences
"Role of Insect Consumers in Grassland Ecology"
    11-1
No seminar
    11-8*
Walter Schacht, UNL Agronomy Department
"Topography and Plant Communities in the Nebraska Sandhills"
    11-15*
Ken Cannon, UNL Department of Geography graduate student
"Comparison of the Ecology of Grasslands of the Past, Present, and Future"
    11-22*
Gina Tichota, UNL Agronomy Department graduate student
"Carex filafolia Propagation for the Mixed Grass Prairie"
    11-29*
Tiffany Moss Heng, UNL Department of Entomology graduate student
"Ecology of Chinch Bugs (Blissus occiduus) and Resistance in Buffalograss"
    12-6*
Steve Archer**, Department of Rangeland Ecology and Management, Texas A&M University
"Trees in Grasslands: Historical Changes and Ecological Consequences"
    12-13*
Dallas Virchow, UNL School of Natural Resource Sciences
"Prairie Dogs and Grasslands: What We Know, What We Don't Know, and What We Think We Know"

Videotapes of the seminars are available for onsite viewing or checkout from the CGS reference center, 221 Keim Hall.

** Leu Distinguished Lectureship for 1999.
 


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