Bronson, Dustin R. Research Plant Physiologist


Researcher

USDA Forest Service, Northern Research Station

Dustin is a Plant Physiologist with the USDA Forest Service. Dustin’s research measures performance of tree species under a range of abiotic conditions. Some of his work includes an evaluation of 23 tree species considered for planting in lowland ash stands. His climate-focused research is used to evaluate shifts in genetic populations or range expansion of tree species to facilitate climate resiliency of forests. Dustin’s involvement in the DREAM study will enable a mechanistic assessment of seedling performance across the genetic populations within a tree species.

Ph.D. Forest Ecology, 2008, (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
B.S. Zoology, 2004, (Michigan State University)