Recent Publications
Warrix, AR, TM Aby, B Yankowiak, and JM Marshall. 2022. Plant community recovery and change following soil transfer of a forb-dominated meadow. Ecological Restoration 40, 10-15. (article)
Steiner, SM, JM Marshall, A Mohammadpour, and AW Thompson. 2022. Applying social science to bring resident stakeholders into pollution governance: a rural environmental justice public health case study. Journal of Applied Social Science 16, 44-69. (article)
Paulus, KR, and JM Marshall. 2022. Competitive interactions between two non-native species (Alliaria petiolata [M. Bieb.] Cavara & Grande and Hesperis matronalis L.) and a native species (Ageratina altissima [L.] R.M. King & H. Rob.). Plants 11, 374. (article)
Jordan M. Marshall, PhD
Associate Professor of Plant BiologyBiology Graduate Program Director
Fellow of the Indiana Academy of Science
marshalj /at/ pfw.edu
Courses
| BIOL 11900 Principles of Structure and Function | Introduction to the structure and function of biological organisms at the cellular and organismal levels. | Spring |
| BIOL 21700 Intermediate Ecology | Ecological principles of populations, communities, and ecosystems; interaction of biotic and abiotic factors regulating population and community structure. | Fall |
| FNR 22500 Dendrology | Field identification, taxonomy, and ecological characteristics of trees and shrubs in forests and wetlands. | Variable |
| BIOL 50100 Field Botany | Field botany is the study of plants in a landscape context. Major course themes include plant identification; plant community analysis and classification. | Even Fall |
| BIOL 54110 Invasion Biology | The study of species movements, dominance and functional roles within ecosystems, typically in relation to human interventions. | Even Spring |
| BIOL 54210 Biometry | Application of statistical analysis to biological data. Topics include foundations of R syntax and semantics; comparison of frequentist and Bayesian probability. | Odd Fall |
Plant Ecology Lab is affiliated with the Environmental Resources Center, promoting the understanding and conservation of the natural resources of the region, and is a partner of the Indiana Plant Conservation Alliance, working to protect native plants, especially at-risk species, through a variety of conservation activities.