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SUMMARY:Belowground Plant Responses to Compound Climate Extremes in the Sho
 rtgrass Steppe
LOCATION:NRB 345
TZID:America/Denver
DTSTART:20260608T110000
UID:2026-10-06-21-12-04@natsci.colostate.edu
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Description:Join us for a special Master\\'s Thesis Defense with Biology M
 aster\\'s student\, Scott Otto\, entitled “Belowground Plant Responses t
 o Compound Climate Extremes in the Shortgrass Steppe”.\n\nScott’s rese
 arch examines how belowground plant communities in the shortgrass steppe r
 espond to the challenges posed by compound climate extremes\, such as drou
 ghts and heatwaves. By investigating these interactions\, his work provide
 s valuable insights into ecosystem resilience and the critical role of pla
 nt-soil dynamics in adapting to changing environmental conditions.\n\nEven
 t Details\nSpeaker: Scott Otto\nTitle: Belowground Plant Responses to Comp
 ound Climate Extremes in the Shortgrass Steppe\nDate: Monday\, June 8\nTim
 e: 11:00 AM\nLocation: Natural Resources Building 345\n\nCan\\'t make it i
 n person? Join us on Teams!\ncol.st/rp3kg\n\nAdvised by Dr. Melinda Smith\
 , Professor &amp\; Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs\, CSU Department of Bi
 ology\nWe look forward to seeing you there in support and celebration of S
 cott\\'s outstanding achievement!\n\nVisit our website for more informati
 on on our seminars and follow us on social media for more announcements fr
 om Biology.\n\n 	\nInstagram: @csubio\n 	\nTwitter/X: @csubiology\n 	\nFac
 ebook: Department of Biology at Colorado State University\n\n11:00 am
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