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Ecological research in the Davis lab focuses on understanding the interrelationships between ecosystem structure and function. Our research considers the various biotic and abiotic drivers of aquatic ecosystems and ranges from field studies comparing created and natural marsh function to controlled experiments of macrophyte growth and decay. Most all studies in the Davis lab have applied aspects that pertain to ecosystem development and ecological restoration as modified by eutrophication or hydrological modifications. Currently, we have active studies in regions of the U.S. ranging from inland and coastal Texas to coastal wetlands of south Florida. See links to specific projects under “Highlighted Research”.

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						Applied Wetland Ecology

						Aquatic Ecosystems
						Aquatic Ecosystems
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Stephen E. Davis Assistant Professor Faculty of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences Texas A & M University *Contact Info & CV*
						Wetland Biogeochemistry


	Ecological research in the Davis lab focuses on understanding the interrelationships between ecosystem structure and function. Our research considers the various biotic and abiotic drivers of aquatic ecosystems and ranges from field studies comparing created and natural marsh function to controlled experiments of macrophyte growth and decay. Most all studies in the Davis lab have applied aspects that pertain to ecosystem development and ecological restoration as modified by eutrophication or hydrological modifications. Currently, we have active studies in regions of the U.S. ranging from inland and coastal Texas to coastal wetlands of south Florida. See links to specific projects under “Highlighted Research”.					Landscape Ecology

Featured Research