FBRC Scientists
The FBRC team is comprised of many scientists from a variety of institutions specializing in genetics, silviculture, physiology, forest soils, pathology and biometrics, who collaborate in multi-disciplinary research projects.
John M. Davis
Co-Director
Research aimed at understanding gene regulation in forest trees;
specifically, defense-related genes in forest trees
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Eric
J. Jokela
Co-Director
Silviculture with special interests in tree nutrition, forest
fertilization, canopy dynamics, nutrient cycling, and production ecology
of intensively managed pine ecosystems
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Timothy A.
Martin
Co-Director
Forest tree physiology, with special interest in linking
organ-level carbon and water relations physiology with questions at the
whole-tree and stand scales
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Gary
Peter
Co-Director
Forest genomics, molecular biology and wood quality
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Tania Quesada
Postdoctoral Research Associate
Molecular genetics, genomics, disease resistance
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Jason Vogel
Texas A&M University
Forest nutrition and nutrient cycling, forest carbon allocation, and root processes
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Salvador Gezan
Mixed Linear Models, Quantitative Genetics, Design of Experiments, Sampling, Growth and Yield Modeling, Plant Breeding, Forest and Agricultural Statistics.
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Dudley
A. Huber
Quantitative Genetics, Early Selection and Tree Improvement of Southern
Pines
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