Plant Ecology Research at UNC Chapel Hill.
1. Secondary succession and forest
dynamics on the Carolina Piedmont
2. The dynamics of flood plain vegetation of coastal plain rivers
4. Fire-dependent vegetation of the Southeastern coastal plain
5. Mechanisms of co-existence in species-rich grasslands
6. EcoInformatics: databases for vegetation plots and organism names
7. EcoInformatics: Analysis of the Carolina Vegetation Survey Database. The UNC Ecoinformatics Working Group seeks general patterns and mechanisms in community ecology through exploration and of large databases of species cooccurrence information, species attribute information, and site attribute information.
8. Agroecosystems of the Carolinas.
For the additional information you may learn about the personal research activities of faculty on their home pages [Peet] [White] [Wyatt], or learn about the range of projects undertaken by students by consulting the rosters of past and present group members.