Botany

Asterisk (*) after year denotes honors thesis.

• 1984 David Snyderman, The Effects and Interaction of Three ShadeTreatments and Three Seed Treatments on the Germination and Survival ofRocky Mountain Douglas-fir: A Field Study

• 1987 Alison Gannett, Edible Plants in Talkeetna Mountains ofAlaska
• 1987 * Gioia Thompson, The Alchemy of Leaves: A Guide to MunicipalLeaf Composting

• 1988 Martha Peale, A Natural History of The Battell Biological Preserve: Middlebury, Vermont
• 1988 An Ecological Inventory/Monitoring andHabitat Study of Beach Pea (Lathyrus Japonicus Willd) in Delta Park,Colchester, Vermont

• 1990 Demetrius M. Jinno, Soil Treatments for Apple Replant Disease

• 1991 Craig Steven Roffman, The Post-Harvesting Regrowth Dynamics ofMyriophyllum spicatum Bio Mass and Stem Density

• 1992 Steffanie Layden, A Model of Conservation for Four SiteLocations of Rare, Threatened or Endangered Plant Species Found inWetlands and Significant Natural Communities of Burlington, Vermont
• 1992 Christian Romeyn, The Effects of River Impoundment on RiparianVegetational Diversity Along Two Rivers in Central Vermont

• 1993 Walter A. Stewart, Watch Your Step! A Case Study Comparison ofAlpine Vegetation Protection Methods on Mt. Mansfield, Vermont and theAdirondack High Peaks, N.Y.

• 1994 Tristam C. Hill, The Design of a Sustainable ManagementSystem for Cariniana domestica, a Potentially Medicinal Plant Occurring onthe Territory of the Urueu-Wau-Wau

• 1995 Frank B. DuRoss Jr., A Comparison of foliar leaching rates of calcium and nitrogen, between early and late successional species

• 1997 April E. Shea, Collection Methods and Uses of Non-Cultivated Plants: Vermont Case studies, Past and Present
• 1998 * Jeffery B. Augello, Mechanisms of Control Over Plant Genetic Resources: Historical Precedents to Modern Initiatives

• 1999 Daniel J. Samton, Does Street Reconstruction and Related Tree Root Damage Affect all Maple Species Equally?: An Investigation into the Causes of Street Tree Decline in Burlington, Vermont

• 2001 Mark Krawczyk, A Directory of Functional Plants for Permaculture and Landscape Designs in New England

• 2003 * Jennifer McCabe, An Investigation of Seagrass Distribution in Bunche Beach, Ft. Meyers, Florida

• 2004 Michelle LaPointe, Medicine for the Mind: An Evaluative and Comparative Study of Medicinal Plant Education Centers in Vermont
  
• 2004 Carly Erin Lynch, Wild Edible Plants of Vermont
  
• 2004 Mackenzie Rand, Ethnobotany of Burlington: Past and Present: A Comparative Look at How Plants are Used Throughout History
  
• 2004 * Laura Tilghman, Bioprospecting Perspectives from Madagascar

• 2005 David Williams, Effects of Coir as a Root Substrate Amendment and Compost on Tomato Growth, Development, Biomass Accumulation, and Root Architecture

• 2006 Whitney T. Cook, Environmental Education Wetland Module
• 2006 Nathaniel F. Hoag, The Creation of an Accessible Guidebook to Mycological Folklore
  
  
• 2007 David Lawrence Berg II, A Dendrochronological Study of Cassiope mertensiana
• 2007 Emily L. Bronson, The Future of Western Herbalism and its Role in Allopathic Medicine
  
  
• 2010 Julia Shaw  –  Thyme Out Herb Garden: Designs for U-Heights South, University of Vermont
  
  
• 2011 Morgan Hickory  –  Natural Immunity: Herbal Medicine to Support the Immune System
  
• 2011 Melody Martin  –  Tools for Environmentally Conscious Kids: Writing a Children's Book
  

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