My research focuses on understanding how ecosystems function, with a focus on feedbacks between plants and soil microbial community structure and function and how disturbance, land-use, and environmental change alter this relationship and fluxes of water, carbon, and nutrients across forested and wetland landscapes. I have worked in numerous ecosystems spanning natural forested wetlands to northern hardwood forests to intensively managed pine plantations. I have also worked in bioenergy intercropping systems and on studies investigating the amelioration of degraded agricultural soils.
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Recent Publications
- Environmental Research Letters 20, no. 10 ( ):
- Ecohydrology 18, no. 3 ( ):
- Forests 13, no. 8 ( ):
- Forests 12, no. 8 ( ):
- Agricultural and Forest Meteorology. 303, ( ): Not - Available