Puyallup Research and Extension Center
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The Puyallup Research and Extension Center is a 160-acre main campus comprised of laboratories and offices, state-of-the-art greenhouses, a Master Gardener demonstration garden, the Washington Stormwater Center and associated Low Impact Development (LID) research installations, six acres of certified organic farmland, and several acres of agricultural and natural resource plots. There are an additional 112 acres of research plots including turfgrass, berry breeding and disease, and poplar research at the R.L. Goss Farm. The Center houses multiple research and extension programs as well as much of the leadership for the many statewide Extension and outreach programs.
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Puyallup Research and Extension Center - Research Materials
This collection contains research materials created by the Puyallup Research and Extension Center at WSU.
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Supplemental Information and Data: Integrating metapopulation dynamics into a Bayesian Network Relative Risk Model: Assessing the risk of pesticides to Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) in an ecological context
(10/4/20)The population level is often the biological endpoint addressed in ecological risk assessments (ERAs). However, ERAs tend to ignore the metapopulation structure, which precludes an understanding of how population viability ...