CURRICULUM VITAE OF PETER B. REICH Peter's photo

March 2008

BUSINESS ADDRESS                                                              
    Department of Forest Resources                                           
    1530 N. Cleveland Ave., University of Minnesota   
    St. Paul, MN 55108 (612-624-4270, FAX 625-5212)          
    preich@umn.edu

 HOME ADDRESS
    Neptune Street
    Mahtomedi, MN 55115
    651-653-7556

EDUCATION
    Ph.D. (1983) Department of Natural Resources
    Cornell University, Ithaca, New York
    Major in environmental biology and plant ecology

    M.S. (1977) School of Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife
    University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
    Major in forest ecology

    B.A. (1974) Goddard College, Plainfield, Vermont
    Majors in creative writing and physics

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (post-Ph.D.)
Professor and F.B. Hubachek, Sr. Chair (1991- present)

Distinguished McKnight University Professor (2003- present)

Regents Professor (2007- present)
Department of Forest Resources, and Graduate Faculty: Ecology, Evolution and Behavior; Forest Ecology and Management; Plant Biological Sciences; and Conservation Biology Programs; University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN

Visiting Research Fellow, Laboratorio Ecotono, Universidad Nacional de Comahue, Bariloche, Argentina, 2005

Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Department of Biological Sciences, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, 1998-99

Associate Professor (1989-91), Assistant Professor (1985-89), Department of Forestry, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI

Postdoctoral Associate (1983-85), Environmental Biology Program, Boyce Thompson Institute; Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

UNIVERSITY SERVICE (selected, since 2001)
Biosphere-Atmosphere Science Search Committee (Member), Department of Soil, Water, and Climate and Department of Forest Resources, 2007

Silviculture Search Committee (Member), Department of Forest Resources, 2006-07

Dean Search Committee (Member), College of Food, Agriculture, and Natural Resources Science, 2006

University of Minnesota Committee to Develop a Blueprint for the Institute on the Environment (Member), 2006

Forest Ecology Search Committee (Chair), Department of Forest Resources, 2004

Vice-President for Research Search Committee (Member), University of Minnesota, 2004

Global Ecology Search Committee (Chair), Department of Ecology, Evolution and Behavior, 2001

Cedar Creek Natural History Area Executive Committee (Member), 2001-

Graduate Faculty; Plant Biological Sciences, 1991-

Graduate Faculty; Ecology, Evolution and Behavior, 1991-

Graduate Faculty; Conservation Biology, 1991-

Graduate Faculty; Natural Resources Science and Management, 1991-

HONORS, PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION, SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES, AND SERVICE (selected)
Invited speaker at more than 100 national/international symposium, research conferences, and university seminars; e.g., selected 2004-2007, Biodiversity and Global Change Lecture Series, Fundación BBVA, Madrid and Barcelona, Spain, 2007; Carnegie Institute of Washington at Stanford University; Duke University; Pennsylvania State University; Texas A& M University; The John Bonner Lecture, Princeton University; Gordon Research Conference, Metabolic Basis of Ecology; University of Massachusetts Symposium on Plant Biology

Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) Science Citation Index: as of October 2007, total citations 11,599 (published both under P. Reich and P. B. Reich), 1,644 in 2007. H-Index = 57.  List (by total numbers of citations) of Most Cited 10 Ecologists and Environmental Scientists in the World, 1995-2005, 1996-2006, 1997-2007 (currently 5th).   
      
Co-initiator of the “Minnesota 2050: Pathways to a Sustainable Future” Project, which in partnership with more than 100 citizens from around the state, and both the U. of Minnesota Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships Program, and Institute on the Environment’s LCCMR Statewide Conservation and Preservation Plan Team, is working towards a public policy and education-relevant vision of an environmentally and economically sustainable regional future. This project will develop multiple scenarios of Minnesota's future by exploring the many and complex interactions between humans and the natural environment, and projecting the trends and impacts of these interactions into the future.

Nature ResearchHighlight. Our papers  (Wright, Reich, Westoby & GLOPNET 2004, Nature; Shipley et al. 2006, Ecology, and two others) featured in Nature, 30 November 2006 “The costs of leafing”, vol 444, p 539-541.

U.S. GAO/National Academy of Sciences Workshop on Climate Change Effects on Federal Lands, November 2006, Washington, D.C.

The ARC-NZ Research Network for Vegetation Function, 2005-2010, M. Westoby, I. Wright, co-conveners (Reich is a Core Participant)

Nature ResearchHighlight. Our paper  (Reich et al. 2006, Nature) featured in Nature News & Views,by L. Hedin, 26 January 2006, “Plants on a different scale”, vol 439, p 399-400.

Department of Energy, National Institute on Climate Change Research, Midwestern Regional Panel, 2006-07

Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) Science Citation Index, One of Top 3 Papers in “Environment and Ecology” in the World, 2004-2006 (Wright, Reich, Westoby and Glopnet 2004, Nature).

Oecologia, Editorial Board, 2006 –

Science ResearchHighlight and PNAS Commentary. Our paper Reich & Oleksyn 2004, PNAS featured in Science, 16 July 2004 “Highlights of the Recent Literature: Editors choice”, vol 305, p 311, and in PNAS Commentary by L. Hedin, “Global organization of terrestrial plant-nutrient interactions”, 27 July 2004,101, 10849-10850.

Australian Journal of Botany, Editorial Advisory Committee, 2003-

Faculty of 1000 Biology, 2006-

Tree Physiology, Editorial Review Board, 2004-2007

Eurasian Journal of Forest Research, Editorial Advisory Board,  2004 -

National Science Foundation, Biocomplexity and the Environment Program, Coupled Biogeochemical Cycles Panel Member, 2004

Distinguished McKnight University Professorship, University of Minnesota, 2003-

Distinguished Ecologist Lecture, Michigan Technological University, 2003

Chair of External Review Committee, for the Intercollegiate Ecology Graduate Program at Penn State University, University Park, PA, 2003

Invited to be Editor-in-Chief (declined), three international peer-reviewed journals, 2002-

Lecturer, Intensive International Graduate Student Course, Functional Diversity in Ecosystems, University of Chile and University of Concepción; Concepción Chile, January 2001

Organizer, North American Forest Ecology Workshop, 2001, Duluth, MN

Environment 2000 Lecture, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, 2000

Barnett Endowed Lecture, University of Michigan Biological Station, 1999

Distinguished Lectureship, University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia, 1999

Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, 1998-99

Subject Editor, Ecology and Ecological Monographs, 1995-98

National Science Foundation, Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology Panel Member, 1994-97

National Science Foundation, LTER Program Coordinating Committee 1994-96

Associate Editor, Canadian Journal of Forest Research (Forestry Canada), 1992-98

F.B. Hubachek, Sr. Professor and Endowed Chair, University of Minnesota, 1991-

Member, Editorial Board, Trees (Springer-Verlag), 1991-1996

National Research Council Panel, NAS; Future of Atmospheric Chemistry Research, August 1995

Presidential Young Investigator Award, National Science Foundation, 1988-1993

Japan Science Board, Visiting Professor Research Exchange Fellowship, 1993

National Academy of Science Scientific Exchange Award, 1991

Member, Editorial Review Board Tree Physiology (Heron Publishing), 1987-88, 1993-95

USDA National Research Initiative Grants Program, Plant Response to the Environment Panel member, Washington, D.C., 1991

USDA Competitive Grants Program, Forest Biology Panel member, Washington, D.C., July 1990

Center for Forest Environment Studies, U.S. Forest Service, Macon, GA, member of Technical Steering Committee, 1990-1994

Pound Award for Excellence in Research, University of Wisconsin, 1989

U.S. Forest Service, Forest Response Program - Served on Review Panel for Southern Commercial Forest Response Cooperative Research Program, Raleigh, NC, March 1986

Andrew D. White Fellowship, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, 1978-1981

PUBLICATIONS

UNIVERSITY COURSES TAUGHT

Forest Ecology                                                 
Plant Physiological Ecology                              
Dynamics of Global Change: Plant Ecology      
Plant Responses to Air Pollution                     
Climate Change Seminar                               
Scaling Seminar                 
Landscape Ecology
Tree Physiology
Tropical Forest Ecology
Plant Nutrition, Species Ecology and Nutrient Cycling
Patch Dynamics
Ecophysiology of Managed & Natural Ecosystems
Science & Policy of Global Environmental Change

ADVISING
More than 20 students from my lab have received MS or PhD degrees since 1991; the vast majority are gainfully employed in the teaching, research, resource management, or related fields.

PhD:  Mark Norris (2007), *Andy Holdsworth (2006), Kathleen Knight (2006), *Roy Rich (2005), Ann Pierce (2005), *Cindy Hale (2003), Kim Chapman (2001), *Martin Dovciak (2001), Steve Friedman (2001), Tali Lee (2001), Mike Tobin (2001), *Meredith Cornett (2000), Jose-Luis Machado (1999), Dave Peterson (1998), Mark Tjoelker (1997), Dirk Vanderklein (1995), Mike Walters (1994), John Volin (1993), Eric Kruger (1992) David Ellsworth (1991)

MS: Autumn Sabo (2003), Daren Carlson (2001), *Scott Weyenberg (2001), Meredith Cornett (1996), Janet Eckhoff (1994), Leonora Ko (1989)
    *co-advised

GRANTS RECEIVED (since 1986)

National Science Foundation, Advancing Theory in Biology: “Combining Theories For Plant Architecture, Allometry, and Traits to Develop the Next Generation of Scaling Theory”, 2008-2010, [B. Enquist, P. Reich, V. Savage, J. Sperry, PIs], $737,521

Minnesota LCCMR, Climate change and CO2 affect prairie/forest production, 2008-2010 (P. Reich, PI, C Lehman, D Tilman, and others, co-PIs), $330,000 (pending)

Australia Research Council, Plant ecological strategies across species and an evolutionary-ecology vegetation model, 2008-2010, [M. Westoby,  U. Dieckmann, C. Prentice, P. Reich, PIs), $AU 968,000

Australia Research Council, The physiological ecology of forest succession: explaining shade tolerance variation in evergreen and deciduous trees, 2008-2010, [C. Lusk,  U. Niinemets, P. Reich, PIs), $AU 180,000

National Science Foundation, Long-Term Ecological Research Program, “Biodiversity, Environmental Change and Ecosystem Functioning at the Prairie-Forest Border", 2007-2012 (D. Tilman, P. Reich and other co-PIs), $4,920,000.

U.S. Department of Agriculture. Microbial Observatory: A Genomics-enabled FACE Microbial Observatory: Changes in Microbial Diversity and Functions in responding to elevated CO, Nitrogen Deposition and Plant Diversity, $859,000, 2008-2010 [J. Zhou, L. Kellogg, Z. He, PIs, U. of Oklahoma; Reich is a collaborator and sub-contractor]

U.S. Department of Energy Program for Ecosystem Research.  “Warming-induced biome change at the temperate-boreal ecotone: an experimental test of key regeneration processes”, 2007-2011 [P Reich, R Rich, S Hobbie, R Montgomery, J Oleksyn, PIs], ($1,806,000).

National Science Foundation, Long-Term Research in Environmental Biology: “LTREB: Longterm Interactions among Biodiversity, CO2, and N in a Perennial Grassland Ecosystem”, 2007-2012, [P. Reich, S. Hobbie, T. Lee, PIs], $450,000

College of Food, Agricultural, and Natural Resources Sciences, University of Minnesota, “An Integrated Initiative on Climate Change in Northern Forests”, 2007-2009, [P. Reich, R. Rich, R. Montgomery, S. Hobbie, T. Lee, and others PIs], $200,000

National Science Foundation, TraitNet: Research Coordination Network for Species Traits, 2007-2012 [S. Naeem, D. Bunker, lead PIs (Reich is a Core Participant)], $500,000.

National Science Foundation, LTER ($10,000) and NESCent-NCEAS Working Group, pending ($20,000), Synthesis Working Group: “Linking phylogenetic history, plant traits, and ecological processes at multiple scales”, [J. Cavender-Bares, D. Ackerly, G. Burleigh, M. Mack, R. Ree, P. Reich, PIs]

USDA National Research Institute, “Managing for complex structure and wood productivity in Great Lakes pine ecosystems”, 2006-2009 [B. Palik, P. Reich, R. Montgomery, PIs], $400,000.

USDA Forest Service, “Climate change and forest productivity in the Lakes States”, 2006-2007 [P. Reich, PI], $25,000.

National Science Foundation, Long-Term Ecological Research Program, “Biodiversity, Environmental Change and Ecosystem Functioning at the Prairie-Forest Border", 2006-2012 (D. Tilman, P. Reich and other co-PIs), $4,920,000.

National Institute for Climate Change Research, “Interactions of water, CO2 and N in an experimental model system”, 2006-2009 [P. Reich PI], $375,000.

Bush Foundation, “University of Minnesota Ecosystem Science and Sustainability Initiative”, 2006-2008 [A. Kapuscinski, P. Reich, D. Tilman, PIs], ($600,000)

National Science Foundation, Biocomplexity Program, “Interacting responses of C and N cycles to altered biodiversity, elevated CO2, and N enrichment”, 2003-2007 [P. Reich, S. Hobbie and others], $1,800,000.

U.S. Forest Service, “Functional responses to overstory retention and understory competition in red pine ecosystems”, 2003-2007 [P. Reich], $169,000.

National Science Foundation, Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology Program, "Natural Selection and Evolutionary Constraints in an Elevated CO2 Environment", 2004-2006 [P. Tiffin, P. Reich, R. Shaw, PIs], $237,000.

National Science Foundation, Major Research Instrumentation Program, “Development of the Minnesota Terrestrial Integrated Mesocosms for Biophysical and Ecophysiological Research," 2004-2006 [T.J. Griffis, J.M. Cavender-Bares, J.Y. King, M.P. Russelle, P.B. Reich, PIs] $927,418.

Bush Foundation, “University of Minnesota Ecosystem Science and Sustainability Initiative”, 2004-2006 [A. Kapuscinski, P. Reich, D. Tilman, PIs], $300,000

National Science Foundation, Ecosystem Program, “Linking leaf and root traits to ecosystem structure and function in a common garden study of 14 temperate tree species”, 2002-2007 [P. Reich, D. Eissenstat, S. Hobbie and others], $1,080,000.

National Science Foundation, Long-Term Ecological Research Program, "Biodiversity, disturbance and ecosystem functioning at the prairie-forest border", 2000-2006 (D. Tilman, P. Reich and other co-PIs), $4,200,000.

Wilderness Research Foundation, "Ecological Health and Change in Quetico-Superior forests", 2002-2007 (P. Reich, PI), $530,000.

National Science Foundation, Ecology Program, “Ecological Consequences of Exotic Invaders:  Interactions Involving European Earthworms and Native Plant Communities in Hardwood Forests", 2000-2004 [L. Frelich, P. Reich, PIs], $318,000

National Science Foundation, Long-Term Ecological Research Program, "Schoolyard LTER Program", 1999-2004 [P. Reich and other co-PIs], $60,000.

Department of Energy, Terrestrial Ecology Program, "Interaction of biodiversity, CO2 and soil nitrogen on ecosystem functioning", 2002-2003 [P. Reich, D. Tilman, PIs], $228,000.

U.S. Forest Service, “Links between multiple disturbance events: blow-down and fire interactions”, 2001-2002 [P. Reich, L. Frelich, R. Rich, PIs] $20,000.

Wilderness Research Foundation, "Ecological Health and Change in Quetico-Superior forests", 1999-2002 [P. Reich, PI], $325,000.

National Science Foundation, Ecology Program, “Temperature acclimation and adaptation of respiration in eastern deciduous forests”, 1998-2001 [P. Bolstad, P. Reich, J. Vose, PIs], $375,000.

National Science Foundation, Ecosystem Program, "Biodiversity and the Productivity, Stability and Sustainability of Prairie Ecosystems", 1996- 2001 [D. Tilman, P. Reich, J. Knops, PIs], $507,000.

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources,”Natural Regeneration of White Pine”, 1999-2002 [L. Frelich, P. Reich, PIs], $120,000.

NASA, “Bigfoot: An Approach to Validation of EOS NPP Products”, 1998-2001, [W. Cohen, T. Gower, P. Reich, D. Turner, PIs], $1,500,000 ($230,000 Minnesota portion of budget).

Department of Energy, Terrestrial Ecology Program, "Interaction of biodiversity, CO2 and soil nitrogen on ecosystem functioning", 1999-2002 (P. Reich, D. Tilman, PIs], $1,596,000.

USDA McIntire-Stennis, Agricultural Experiment Station, "Forest Response to Environmental Change”, 2000-2004 [P. Reich, PI], $80,000. 

National Science Foundation, Ecosystem Program, “Linking leaf and root traits to ecosystem structure and function in a common garden study of 14 temperate tree species”, 2001-2002 [P. Reich, J. Oleksyn, D. Eissenstat, S. Hobbie, PIs], $49,000.

National Science Foundation, Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grants Program, "Restoration of upland white cedar in northeastern Minnesota, 1996-1998 [P. Reich, M. Cornett, L. Frelich, PIs], $9,500.

NASA, "Local Validation of Global Estimates of Biosphere Properties: A Synthesis of Scaling Methods and Results Across Several Major Biomes", 1996-97 [a multiple site/investigator project, P. Reich, P. Bolstad, PIs for Minnesota site], $27,500 (Minnesota portion of budget)

Department of Energy, Terrestrial Ecology and Global Change Program, "Interaction of biodiversity, CO2 and soil nitrogen on ecosystem functioning", 1996-1999 (P. Reich, D. Tilman, S. Naeem, J Knops, PIs], $1,560,000.

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, “Natural Regeneration of White Pine”, 1997-1999 (L. Frelich, P. Reich, PIs), $80,000.

Wilderness Research Foundation, "Ecological Health and Change in Quetico-Superior forests", 1996-1999 [P. Reich, PI], $255,000.

National Institute for Global Environmental Change, “Measuring and Modeling Component and Whole-system CO2 Flux at Local to Regional Scales”, 1997-2000 [P. Bolstad, P. Reich, K. Davis], $390,000.

National Science Foundation, Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology Program, "Biogeographic adaptation to temperature, photoperiod and CO2 in boreal conifers", 1996-2001 [P. Reich, J. Oleksyn, M. Tjoelker, PIs], $316,000.

National Science Foundation, International Programs, “Convergence and divergence in leaf traits”, 1999-2000 [P. Reich, PI], $29,700.

National Council for Air and Stream Improvement, "Ecosystem management of Minnesota forests: a stand-to-landscape approach to sustainability and biodiversity in harvested and undisturbed forests", 1995-2000 (P. Reich, D. Grigal, L. Frelich, M. Bauer, PIs], $200,000.

National Science Foundation, Long-Term Ecological Research Program, "Succession, biodiversity and ecosystem functioning at the prairie-forest border", 1994-2000 [D. Tilman, P. Reich and other co-PIs], $3,380,000.

National Science Foundation, Ecology Program, "Mechanisms of patch maintenance in old-growth hemlock-hardwood forest ecosystems", 1995-98 [P. Reich, M. Walters, L. Frelich, K. Puettmann, PIs], $297,000.

USDA McIntire-Stennis, Agricultural Experiment Station, "Ecosystem management of Minnesota forests: an integrated stand-to-landscape approach to succession, biodiversity, structure and function in harvested and unharvested northern forests", 1995-1999 [P. Reich, M Bauer, D. Grigal, PIs], $241,000.

National Science Foundation, Terrestrial Ecology and Global Change Program, "Forest change in a boreal transition region: productivity, nutrient cycling and biodiversity at multiple scales", 1995-1998 [P. Reich, D. Grigal, P. Bolstad, M. Bauer, PIs], $428,000.

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources,”Restoration Ecology of White Cedar”, 1994-1998 [L. Frelich, P. Reich, PIs], $40,000.

Minnesota Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources, "Developing Quality Hardwood Forests", 1993-1995 [M. Baughman, T. Burk, P. Reich, co-PIs], $210,000.

National Academy of Sciences Scientific Exchange Program, "Air Pollution and Scots pine physiology", 1993, [P. Reich, PI], $12,100. 

Wilderness Research Foundation, "Ecological Health and Change in Quetico-Superior forests", 1992-1996 [P. Reich, PI], $172,000.

National Science Foundation, Presidential Young Investigator Award, "Plant ecophysiology of temperate and tropical forest systems", 1988-1994 [P. Reich, PI], $312,500.

USDA Competitive Grants, Forest Biology Program, "Post-fire ecology of red oak and competing hardwood regeneration", 1990-1993 [P. Reich, E. Kruger, S. Gower, M. Abrams, co-PIs], $129,000.

National Science Foundation, "Synergistic effects of elevated CO2 and O3:  impact of interspecific differences in stomatal conductance and photosynthetic pathway", 1991-1992 [P. Reich, PI, T. Givnish, J Volin, co-PIs], $80,000.

National Geographic Society, "Air Pollution in Eastern Europe: Problems and Perspectives," 1991-1992 [P. Reich, J. Oleksyn co-PIs], $24,150. 

National Science Foundation, Ecology Program, "Production and resource use efficiency of larch and sympatric evergreen conifers," 1991-1994 [S. Gower, P. Reich, co-PIs], $200,000.

USDA Competitive Grants, Forest Biology Program, "Seasonal carbon, water, and nitrogen relations in pine and oak forests", 1986-1989 [P. Reich, J. Fownes, co-PIs], $111,000.

USDA Competitive Grants, Forest Biology Program, "Physiological responses of conifers to sawfly attack", 1987-1990 [K. Raffa, P. Reich, co-PIs], $150,894.

National Science Foundation, "Carbon and nutrient relations among oligotrophic forest communities in the north central Amazon basin", 1989-1991 [P. Reich, C. Uhl, co-PIs], $127,500.

National Council of the Paper Industry for Air and Stream Improvement, "Integrated studies of the effects of ozone pollution on forests", 1989-1993 [P. Reich, PI], $112,500.

McIntire-Stennis Program, USDA, "Effects of acid rain and heavy metal pollution on the physiology of north central forest tree species", 1986-1990 [P. Reich, PI], $77,000.

Academy of Finland, National Research Council for Agriculture and Forestry, "Factors affecting cold hardiness in forest trees", 1987-1989 [M. Sutinen, P. Reich, co-PIs], $20,000.

Graduate School, University of Wisconsin and C.W. Nave Fund for Latin American Research, "Rain forest ecophysiology in the northern Amazon Basin", 1986-1988 [P. Reich, PI], $20,465.

University-Industry Research Program, University of Wisconsin, "Physiological response of red pine trees to fertilizer and sludge treatment", 1986-1988 [P. Reich, PI], $17,465.

Graduate School, University of Wisconsin, "Photosynthesis, stomatal control of water loss, and water use efficiency during leaf aging in several tree species", 1986-1987 [P. Reich, PI], $14,682.

REVIEWER FOR
    Agencies:

Ministry of the Environment (Denmark)
Environmental Protection Agency (USA)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (USA)
Department of Energy - Terrestrail Ecology Program (USA)
Department of Energy - Carbon Cycling Program (USA)
NSF - Biocomplexity Program (USA)
NSF - Ecology Program (USA)
NSF - Ecosysterms Program (USA)
NSF - Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology Program (USA)
NSF - International Program (USA)
Natural Environment Research Council (UK)
Smithsonian Institution (USA)
USDA Competitive Grants Research - Forest Biology (USA)
USDA/NRI - Plant Response to the Environmnet (USA)
USDA/NRI - Ecosystems Program (USA)
USDA Forest Service (USA)
U.S. National Park Service (USA)
Simbiota (International)
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (USA)

  Journals (ad hoc referee):

Agronomy Journal, American Naturalist, American Journal of Botany, American Midland Naturalist, Annals of Botany, Biotropica, Canadian Journal of Botany, Canadian Journal of Forest Research, Crop Science, Ecology, Ecosystems, Environmental Pollution, Forest Science, Functional Ecology, Global Change Biology, HortScience, Journal of Ecology, Journal of Environmental Quality, Journal of Experimental Biology, Nature
New Phytologist, Oecologia, Oecologia Plantarum, Physiologia Plantarum, Plant, Cell and Environment, Plant Ecology, Plant Physiology, Proc National Academy Sciences, Public Library of Science Biology, Remote Sensing of Environment, Science, Tree Physiology, Trees, Trends in Ecology and Evolution, Water, Air, and Soil Pollution

PRESENTATIONS AT CONFERENCES, CONGRESSES, AND RELATED (as author or co-author)

    Approximately 200, 1980-2008.

PUBLICATIONS (Refereed, > 290 total)

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