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Associational Defense in Kenya - PPT Presentation

Ben Culver Katie Grabowski Professor Rob Pringle Where we were Mpala Research Centre Google Earth Living there Everything and we mean everything plants at least is sharp in Kenya Or thorny Or in some way trying to prevent you from eating it ID: 526661

plant field barleria research field plant research barleria tyler day lesson unassociated spine mpala experiments pringle kenya working professor

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Slide1

Associational Defense in Kenya

Ben Culver

Katie Grabowski

Professor Rob PringleSlide2

Where we wereSlide3

Mpala Research CentreSlide4

Google EarthSlide5
Slide6

Living thereSlide7

Everything, and we mean everything

(plants at least), is sharp in Kenya. Or thorny. Or in some way trying to prevent you from eating it.

First lesson Slide8

Acacia brevispicaSlide9

Acacia melliferaSlide10

EuphorbsSlide11

Barleria!Slide12

Research Questions

How does a plant decide to invest in growth versus protection? What factors influence this decision?Slide13

-Barleria species

-Data collection and

analysis

-Tyler Coverdale’sresearch towards PhD

What we did/learnedSlide14

Working in the fieldSlide15

Experiments in the Field (I)Slide16

Experiments in the Field (II)Slide17

Sometimes you don’t always have what you need

Lesson in Field researchSlide18

Observations

Spine from an associated

plant

Spine from an unassociated plantSlide19

Top: unassociated plant

Bottom: associated plantSlide20

LMH exclosure plot

UHURUSlide21

Team BarleriaSlide22

TermitesSlide23

ReflectionsSlide24

-To Professor Rob Pringle for selecting us as interns

-To Tyler Coverdale for including us in his research

-To our field assistant Ibrahim for working with us each day

-To the Mpala staff for making each day comfortable

-To PEI for helping make this whole summer possible

Thank you