UMD Professor David Inouye Named President of the Ecological Society of America

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The Ecological Society of America issued the following news release: David Inouye, plant ecologist and professor emeritus of the Department of Biology at the University of Maryland (UMD), College Park has been named President of the Ecological Society of America. Elected by the members of ESA for a

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