Bridget Murphy Wins the Forest Ecophysiology Oral Presentation Award

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Bridget Murphy

Bridget Murphy received the Forest Ecophysiology Oral Presentation Award (sponsored by LI-COR Biosciences) for her talk titled “Coming in hot: increased carbon losses and reduced growth under warming in two genotypes of field-grown white spruce”.

Murphy, a third year PhD student in Ensminger Lab, presented at the Forest Ecophysiology session at #AGU2022, session sponsored by LI-COR Biosciences.

Congratulations!

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