C. M. Gough

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Biology
• Environmental science
• Ecology
• Geography
• Geology
• Ecosystem
• Botany
• Physics
• History
• Archaeology
• Forestry
• Paleontology
• Geomorphology
• Computer science
• Mathematics
• Disturbance (geology)
• Economics
• Canopy
• Materials science
• Quantum mechanics
• Composite material
• Atmospheric sciences

Authored Works

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• Unraveling the short-term mechanisms driving rhizosphere carbon and nitrogen cycling responses to phloem-disrupting disturbance
• The multiple dimensions of diversity: Advancing the science and application of structural diversity-ecosystem function interactions
• Non-Structural Carbohydrate Dynamics Regulate Soil Respiration Following Phloem-Girdling
• Linking nitrogen cycling with forest soil respiration following a simulated insect disturbance
• Linkages Between Forest Composition and Primary Production Across a Disturbance Severity Gradient
• Evaluation of Lidar Data Collected from Different Platforms and Spatial Scales for Use in the Measurement of Forest Structure
• Ecosystem Functional Recovery Following Disturbance: Drivers of Carbon Flux in a Restored Tidal Freshwater Wetland
• Constraining CO2 and CH4 fluxes from Diverse Tidal Wetlands: Standardizing measurements and analysis across a network of eddy covariance sites in North America and Canada
• Cellular to ecosystem processes drive forest carbon cycling resistance to increasing disturbance severity
• Unraveling mechanisms underlying coupled above and below-ground carbon flux responses to increasing disturbance
• Net ecosystem production is similar across disturbance types in a century old North American eastern temperate forest chronosequence
• Modeling FoRTE, the Forest Resilience Threshold Experiment
• Is net primary production resistance to disturbance in forests mediated by structural legacies?
• Integrating divergent above- and belowground carbon flux responses to rising disturbance severity
• How elevation influences carbon dioxide and methane fluxes from tidal fresh and saltwater wetlands
• Divergent patterns of forest carbon uptake and loss stabilize net carbon balance as disturbance severity increases
• Digging deeper into above and belowground relationships: linking canopy and root structure with soil respiration

Linked Co-Authors

• Alexey Shiklomanov
• Ashley M. Matheny
• Ben Bond‐Lamberty
• Ellen Stuart-Haëntjens
• Gil Bohrer
• Jeff W. Atkins
• Knute J. Nadelhoffer
• Lisamarie Windham‐Myers
• Rodrigo Vargas
• Scott C. Neubauer
• Stephanie C. Pennington

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• California State University, Hayward
• NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Maryland
• Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
• Purdue University, Indiana
• Rochester Institute of Technology, New York
• Saint Olaf College, Minnesota
• Stanford University, California
• The Ohio State University
• U.S. Geological Survey
• U.S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park
• UMass Boston
• University of British Columbia, Canada
• University of California, Los Angeles
• University of Connecticut
• University of Delaware
• University of Louisiana
• University of Michigan
• University of Texas, Austin
• University of Texas, El Paso
• Virginia Commonwealth University
• Western Michigan University
• Yale University, Connecticut

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