Anna T. Trugman

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Biology
• Environmental science
• Ecology
• Geology
• Geography
• Oceanography
• Ecosystem
• Climate change
• Physics
• Botany
• Computer science
• Economics
• Chemistry
• Paleontology
• Medicine
• Mathematics
• Engineering
• Environmental resource management
• History
• Atmospheric sciences
• Archaeology
• Materials science
• Forestry
• Composite material
• Biochemistry

Authored Works

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• Regional-scale impacts of fuels management protocols on forest structure and fire cycle in California's Sierra Nevada mountains
• Linking remotely sensed ecosystem resilience with forest mortality across continental U.S.
• Linking remote sensing metrics for water stress with in situ measurements over a 4 month period
• Finding the Baseline: Forest Carbon Storage in the Western United States Across Climatic Gradients and Fire Legacies
• Evaporative Cooling Regulates Leaf Temperature and Respiration in Riparian and Upland Mesquite Trees
• Climate change may increase both plant drought stress and productivity
• Are dynamic vegetation models the best way to predict ecosystem change under climate stress?
• An Updated Attribution of Western United States Forest Fire Trends to Anthropogenic Climate Change: 1984-2022
• What does within-canopy heterogeneity in plant traits that determine water supply and demand tell us about ecosystem function?
• Integrating plant physiology and community ecology across scales through trait-based models to predict drought mortality
• Forests Under Pressure: the Physiology Underlying Semi-arid Forest Responses to Ongoing Climate Change
• Fire risk to carbon sequestration potential of United States forests
• Drought Responsiveness of Evapotranspiration in Dryland Riparian Vegetation
• Climate and hydraulic traits interact to set thresholds for liana viability
• Branching Out: Variations in Within-Canopy Leaf/Sapwood Area in Oaks

Linked Co-Authors

• A. Park Williams
• Charles Jones
• Christopher L. Kibler
• D. Medvigy
• Danny Cullenward
• Dar A. Roberts
• Gregory R. Quetin
• Jennifer S. Powers
• Jeremy Freeman
• John C. Stella
• John T. Abatzoglou
• Michael Bliss Singer
• O. Chegwidden
• Russell L. Scott
• Xiaonan Tai

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Cardiff University, UK
• Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, New York
• Columbia University, New York
• Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
• New Jersey Institute of Technology
• SUNY Syracuse, New York
• Stanford University, California
• U.S. Department of Agriculture
• University of California, Berkeley
• University of California, Los Angeles
• University of California, Merced
• University of California, Santa Barbara
• University of Idaho
• University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
• University of Notre Dame, Indiana
• University of Utah

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