Allison A. Snow

Allison A. Snow's work spans plant evolutionary ecology, weed science, and coastal ecosystem monitoring. Much of the earlier work examines how weeds like Conyza canadensis (horseweed) evolve resistance to the herbicide glyphosate and the genetic and fitness tradeoffs involved, including studies using genetically modified Arabidopsis. More recent publications shift toward coastal and intertidal ecology, including seaweed harvesting impacts and tick populations on Massachusetts islands, suggesting a broadening or transition in research focus over time.

Publication output has slowed over the last decade, dropping from a peak of about 3 papers/year in 2017-2018 to less than 1 paper/year on average over the most recent five years, though with a slight uptick in 2024-2025.

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