William Salter
William (Tam) Salter is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences and Sydney Institute of Agriculture at the University of Sydney. He has a bachelor degree in Ecological Science (Hons) from the University of Edinburgh and a PhD in plant ecophysiology from the University of Sydney. Tam is interested in the identification and elucidation of plant traits that could be useful for ecosystem resilience and future food security under global environmental change. He is also very interested in effective scientific communication.
Geographic variation in shoot structure linked to fruit size in Camelia japonica
Range expansion of Galinsoga quadriradiata into the mountains of China
Identifying biomarkers for low phosphorus tolerance in soybean
Trade-offs among growth, reproduction and defence in dioecious juniper
Woolly, cushion, rosette: drivers of diversity in the alpine Saussurea genus
The trade-off between stem biomechanics and hydraulics in Bauhinia lianas and trees
Variation between alpine and coastal populations of Vaccinium vitis-idaea
Two plants in a pot, intraspecific root competition in soybean and sunflower
New AoBP section, Molecular Function and Environment
The importance of soil seed banks to invasive plant species
The impacts of wolf willow on a Canadian grassland ecosystem
Invasive alien clones, autonomous apomixis in Praxelis clematidea
