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Undergraduate Program

Academic Programs Home Research Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Internships Faculty Students Restoration Ecology Network Rare Plant Care & Conservation			The following areas of research are currently emphasized in undergraduate and graduate degrees: Physiological and ecological bases of plant performance in urban landscapes Selection and evaluation of landscape plants for optimum performance and minimum use of resources Design and management of large and small-scale amenity landscapes Restoration and management of natural and degraded landscapes Ecology of interaction between native and introduced plant species Classification, indentification, and biogeography of present and potential landscape plants Design, utilization, and management of public gardens; education of both professional and avocational practitioners in urban horticulture Protection against plant pests and pathogens in urban contexts Planning and administration of landscapes along an urban/wildland gradient Biology and management of introduced invasive plants Preservation of rare species, including best management practices For further information, link to the College of Forest Resources Undergraduate Program web site or e-mail cfradv@u.washington.edu

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