Chicago Botanic Garden
Louise Egerton-Warburton is soil ecologist with over a two decades of experience working on plant-soil relationships in restoration projects. Currently, she is a Senior Scientist at the Chicago Botanic Garden and leads the Soil and Mycorrhizal Ecology group. She is passionate about mycorrhizal fungi, returning soil health to degraded landscapes, and analytical chemistry. When she’s not thinking about soils or fungi or sleuthing the latest lab technique, Louise enjoys travel, teaching group exercise at the gym, gardening, air guitar, and volunteering at a cat rescue group.
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Improving soil biotic health with perennial crop polycultures- a stepping stone between degraded land and restored native ecosystem?
Louise Egerton Warburton
Rapid improvement in soil health following the conversion of abandoned farm fields to annual or perennial agroecosystems
Louise Egerton Warburton
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