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Dr. Robert Pal

Montana Technological University

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College of Letters, Sciences and Professional Studies

Studies Of College Of Letters, Sciences And Professional

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Biology

Montana Technological University

Strategic Plan

NoneDr. Robert Pal is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Sciences And Professional Studies faculty at Montana Technological University.

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Dr. Robert Pal

Montana Technological University

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ecology botany plant science biological invasions invasion biology environmental science community (ecology) weed research weed science crop-weed interactions biodiversity ecosystems plant ecology conservation biology agronomy applied ecology sustainable agriculture natural resource management invasive species evolutionary biology agricultural economics functional ecology plant biodiversity crop protection weed control weed technology biogeography horticulture research specie interaction case study native range wildlife restoration ecology pest management vegetation science landscape ecology adaptation molecular structure coordination chemistry structural chemistry spatial ecology soil ecology molecular complexes terrestrial arthropods vegetation history nonnative ranges western hungary solidago gigantea species diversity phosphinic acid tetraacetate derivatives eurasian sand areas new pest habitat loss wildlife ecology social ecology plant biology plant diversity phytochemistry mutualism (biology) plant genetics environmental factors horticultural science predator-prey interactions derivative (chemistry) opponent modelling plant stress coordination complex palaeo-environmental reconstruction archaeological evidence temperate grasslands mid‐successional dominant species transcontinental comparison stubble fields weed species composition solidago gigantea aiton

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Non-Additive Effects of Exotic Species Increase Their Growth, Competitive Tolerance, and Competitive Effects in Interactions With Natives. Journal of Plant Ecology (2026)

coevolutionbiological invasionsplant ecologyfunctional ecologycommunity (ecology)ecology

Non-Native Seeds of Solidago Gigantea Perform Equally Well or Weaker Than Native Seeds During Germination and Early Seedling Growth. Flora (2026)

crop improvementexperimental botanynative seedssolidago gigantea performcrop establishmentbotanybiologynon-native seedscommunity (ecology)ecologyplant science

Population Genomics of a Cosmopolitan Weed Provides Insights Into Its Local Adaptation and Recent Demographic History. Molecular Ecology (2026)

adaptationpopulation genomicsgenomicsmolecular ecologyevolutionary biology

Author Response for"Exotic Invasive Plant Species Increase Primary Productivity, but Not in Their Native Ranges". (2025)

invasive speciesauthor responsetheir native rangesenvironmental sciencebiodiversitynatural resource managementbiological invasionsecosystemscommunity (ecology)applied ecologyinvasion biologyecologybiological conservationconservation biology

Competition on a Neutral Playing Field: Invaders Still Win and Size Still Matters… Sometimes. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2025)

neutral playing fieldsport economicsgame theorystrategysport management

Escape From Harmful Soil Biota at High Elevations: Plant–Soil Feedbacks Along Stress Gradients. Ecology (2025)

plant–soil feedbackswetlandsstress gradientsplant-soil relationshipsplant-soil interactionsenvironmental scienceharmful soil biotaecosystemsapplied ecologyecologysoilsoil ecologysoil sciencemicrobial ecologysoil biology

Exotic Invasive Plant Species Increase Primary Productivity, but Not in Their Native Ranges. Ecology Letters (2025)

invasive speciestheir native rangesplant biodiversityspecie interactionenvironmental sciencebiodiversitybiological invasionsecological applicationsecosystemscommunity (ecology)functional ecologybiological conservationapplied ecologyecologyinvasion biologybiogeographyecology and evolutionary biologyconservation biology

From Ashes to Old-Growth Forests: How Do Long-Term Changes in Forest Structure Affect Understory Plant Diversity After Wildfires in Yellowstone National Park?. Forest Ecology and Management (2025)

long-term changesforest ecologyyellowstone national parkforestryenvironmental sciencebiodiversityforest resource managementfire ecologyforest researchforest ecosystemsecosystemscommunity (ecology)wildland firewildfiresforest biologyecologyold-growth forestsforest restoration

Native Seeds of Solidago Gigantea Exhibit Equal or Superior Performance Compared to Non-Native Seeds. (2025)

native seedsplant productioncrop establishmentcrop qualitybotanysuperior performancebiologycommunity (ecology)solidago gigantea exhibitecologyplant scienceagronomyecology and evolutionary biologyhorticulture research

Among‐Population Variation in Drought Responses is Consistent Across Life Stages but Not Between Native and Non‐Native Ranges. New Phytologist (2024)

Dávid U. NagyArpad E. ThomaMohammad Al‐GharaibehRagan M. CallawayS. Luke FloryLauren J. FrazeeMatthias HartmannIsabell HensenKateřina JandováDamase P. KhasaYlva LekbergRobert W. PalIoulietta SamartzaManzoor A. ShahMin ShengMandy SlateClaudia SteinTomonori TsunodaChristoph Rosche

drought responseslife stagesenvironmental scienceplant ecologyamong-population variationecologybiogeographynon-native ranges

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Dr. Robert Pal

Montana Technological University

Affiliations

College of Letters, Sciences and Professional Studies

Studies Of College Of Letters, Sciences And Professional

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Biology

Montana Technological University

Strategic Plan

NoneDr. Robert Pal is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Sciences And Professional Studies faculty at Montana Technological University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Robert Pal

Montana Technological University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Non-Additive Effects of Exotic Species Increase Their Growth, Competitive Tolerance, and Competitive Effects in Interactions With Natives. Journal of Plant Ecology (2026)

coevolutionbiological invasionsplant ecologyfunctional ecologycommunity (ecology)ecology

Non-Native Seeds of Solidago Gigantea Perform Equally Well or Weaker Than Native Seeds During Germination and Early Seedling Growth. Flora (2026)

crop improvementexperimental botanynative seedssolidago gigantea performcrop establishmentbotanybiologynon-native seedscommunity (ecology)ecologyplant science

Population Genomics of a Cosmopolitan Weed Provides Insights Into Its Local Adaptation and Recent Demographic History. Molecular Ecology (2026)

adaptationpopulation genomicsgenomicsmolecular ecologyevolutionary biology

Author Response for"Exotic Invasive Plant Species Increase Primary Productivity, but Not in Their Native Ranges". (2025)

Competition on a Neutral Playing Field: Invaders Still Win and Size Still Matters… Sometimes. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2025)

neutral playing fieldsport economicsgame theorystrategysport management

Escape From Harmful Soil Biota at High Elevations: Plant–Soil Feedbacks Along Stress Gradients. Ecology (2025)

Exotic Invasive Plant Species Increase Primary Productivity, but Not in Their Native Ranges. Ecology Letters (2025)

From Ashes to Old-Growth Forests: How Do Long-Term Changes in Forest Structure Affect Understory Plant Diversity After Wildfires in Yellowstone National Park?. Forest Ecology and Management (2025)

Native Seeds of Solidago Gigantea Exhibit Equal or Superior Performance Compared to Non-Native Seeds. (2025)

Among‐Population Variation in Drought Responses is Consistent Across Life Stages but Not Between Native and Non‐Native Ranges. New Phytologist (2024)

drought responseslife stagesenvironmental scienceplant ecologyamong-population variationecologybiogeographynon-native ranges

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