Lars Anderson
USDA-ARS
Biology, ecology and management of aquatic weeds, with particular focus on reproduction and invasiveness of exotic species. Faculty web page.
530-752-7870
lwanderson@ucdavis.edu

Kat Anderson
USDA, NRCS, National Plant Data Center
Ethnobotanical and Ecological Information. Faculty web page.
530-752-8439
mkanderson@ucdavis.edu

Brenda Grewell
USDA-ARS, Research Ecologist
Applied research is focused on the ecology of exotic & invasive wetland plants to support improved weed management and ecological restoration.  Current focus is on ecology of invasive water primroses (Ludwigia sp.), factors that influence weed colonization and spread, aquatic weed response to water management, and restoration strategies for weed-infested emergent and riparian wetlands.
530-752-0166
bjgrewell@ucdavis.edu

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Wesley Hackett
Differential expression and functional significance of anthocyanins in relation to phasic development.
530-754-9086
wphackett@ucdavis.edu

Tom Ledig
USDA Forest Service
tledig@ucdavis.edu

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Greg McPherson
USDA Forest Service
530-752-5897
egmcpherson@ucdavis.edu

Malcolm North
USDA Forest Service
530-754-7398
mnorth@ucdavis.edu
Lab web page

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Michael Pitcairn
Califormia Department of Food and Agriculture
mjpitcairn@ucdavis.edu

John Randall
The Nature Conservancy
Mission is to provide field staff of The Nature Conservancy with sound management advice on how to address their invasive weed problems, strategically and at effective scale. Faculty web page.
The Invasive Species Initiative.
530-754-8890
jarandall@ucdavis.edu

David Spencer
USDA-ARS
Research efforts are directed at developing new approaches to aquatic plant managment from an understanding of reproductive ecology of weedy aquatic plants, competitive interactions between exotic and native species, defense chemistry and resource allocation, and phenological models of weed growth and development. Faculty web page.
Exotic and Invasive Weeds Research Unit.
530-752-1096
dfspencer@ucdavis.edu