Warner College Plants the Seed with Troy Olchetree

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Warner College Plants the Seed with Troy Olchetree

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Jun 15, 2021

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Troy Ocheltree, a plant ecophysiologist and an assistant professor at Colorado State University details how he became interested in plants and discusses the research projects that he is working on including drought and fire tolerance in plants and how this research pertains to ecosystem recovery.

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Jun 15, 2021

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