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Investigating Invertebrate Biodiversity in Managed Forests

​​We are investigating how pollinators and other beneficial invertebrate groups respond to various forest management activities, including harvesting, controlled burns, thinning, herbicide treatments and pesticide applications.  Results of this research are contributing to best management practices in forestry which can balance economic goals with preservation of invertebrate biodiversity.

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Mississippi State University

College of Forest Resources

Department of Forestry

Thompson Hall

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