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Harvard Forest Research Projects 2022

Physiological Ecology, Population Dynamics, and Species Interactions

• Bhatnagar, Jennifer. Disintegrating rhizosphere and enriching phyllosphere microbiomes under urbanization: understanding consequences for tree growth and mortality..
• Blumstein, Meghan. Connecting Genotype with Environment to Understand Phenotypes in Quercus rubra.
• Blumstein, Meghan. Microevolution of Q. rubra over the past 100 Years.
• Boose, Emery. Hardwood Walk-up Tower for Research, Education, Comminication, and Outreach.
• Boose, Emery. Tram Installation and Instrumentation for Semi-Continuous Monitoring of Canopy Microclimate, Physiology, and Structure.
• Boynton, Primrose. Yeast diversity in Sarracenia purpurea.
• Chaudhary, Bala. Linking macroecology and traits to predict mycorrhizal fungal dispersal.
• David-Schwartz, Rakefet. Effects of soil warming on leaf structure in forest trees.
• DeAngelis, Kristen. Cultivation of dominant soil microbes.
• DeAngelis, Kristen. Soil bacterial common garden experiment.
• Dobson, Annise. Adaptation and Trophic Resiliency (aka The Goldenrod Project).
• Everbach, Sophie. Eastern Hemlock root resource allocation response to Hemlock Woolly Adelgid.
• Everbach, Sophie. Reaction Wood Tradeoffs: Field Study.
• Faison, Edward. Ungulate-Vegetation Interactions in Forest Disturbed by (simulated) Hemlock Woolly Adelgid and Logging.
• Gersony, Jessica. Understanding the drought sensitivity and tolerance of northeastern forests.
• Holbrook, Michele. Xylem vulnerability in trees: linking xylem connectivity with patterns of vascular failure.
• Hoopes, Martha . Plant invasion dynamics at Harvard Farm.
• Jackson, Michelle. Garlic mustard responses to global change.
• Johnson, Daniel. Resolving the multi-scale drivers of tree mortality from field and remote sensing data on co-located ForestGEO-NEON sites.
• Matthes, Jackie. Characterizing geodiversity in the Harvard ForestGEO plot.
• Mohan, Jacqueline. Juvenile tree responses to soil warming at Harvard Forest.
• O'Keefe, John. Woody Species Phenology, Prospect Hill Tract, Harvard Forest.
• Ollinger, Scott. The influence of canopy structure and foliar chemistry on remote sensing observations.
• Preisser, Evan. Black gum (Nyssa sylvatica) pollinator survey.
• Pringle, Anne. The DoXL Survey: a Demography of Xanthoparmelia Lichens.
• Rademacher, Tim. Witness Tree Social Media Project.
• Shank, Elizabeth. Mechanisms of Complex Carbohydrate Processing by Soil Bacteria.
• Smilanich, Angela. Novel trophic interactions determined by phytochemistry, pathogen infection, and parasitoids.
• Taylor, Benton. Ecological Drivers of Dual Mycorrhizal Colonization.