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Bjartmar Sveinbjornsson

University of Alaska Anchorage

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Bjartmar Sveinbjornsson

University of Alaska Anchorage

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environmental science ecology forest ecology ecosystems forest ecosystems forestry earth science forest research biogeochemistry cold region science climate change tree physiology forest biology geography cryosphere terrestrial ecology permafrost carbon sequestration tree growth biogeography arctic structure periglacial process forest productivity global change botany applied ecology global ecology organic geochemistry photosynthesis landscape ecology vegetation science forest health forest health monitoring forest biomass mountain birch carbon sinks lichens arid environments forest carbon terrestrial ecosystems forest conservation polytrichum moss species northwest alaska soil biology geoscientific model development forest meteorology functional ecology forest products ecosystem interactions forest soils continental ecosystems soil carbon cycle spatial ecology photorespiration forest inventory swedish lapland nitrogen turnover arctic tree line co 2 plant science macroecology environmental biology primary production theoretical geomorphology arctic engineering glaciers biogeochemical models arctic ecosystems lichen decline fine root dynamics interior alaska black spruce forests ecosystem carbon cycling european treelines external forces proximate constraint

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Drought‐Induced Stomatal Closure Probably Cannot Explain Divergent White Spruce Growth in the Brooks Range, Alaska, USA. Ecology (2015)

Annalis H. BrownleePatrick F. SullivanAdam Z. CsankBjartmar SveinbjörnssonSarah B. Z. Ellison

spatial ecologyaquatic ecosystemsbrooks rangeenvironmental sciencegeographybiogeographylivestock scienceforest ecologylandscape ecologyconservation biologyclimate changevegetation sciencerestoration ecologyapplied ecologydrought-induced stomatal closuredroughtwildlife ecologyterrestrial ecologyforest ecosystemsecology

Evidence of Soil Nutrient Availability as the Proximate Constraint on Growth of Treeline Trees in Northwest Alaska. Ecology (2014)

Patrick F. SullivanSarah B. Z. EllisonRobert W. McNownAnnalis H. BrownleeBjartmar Sveinbjörnsson

climate changetree growthearth scienceterrestrial ecologyforest ecologytreeline treesarid environmentsenvironmental sciencesoil nutrient availabilityforest ecosystemsecosystemsproximate constraintecologysoilnorthwest alaska

Evidence That Drought-Induced Stomatal Closure is Not an Important Constraint on White Spruce Performance Near the Arctic Treeline in Alaska. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2014)

climate changetree physiologyforest ecologyforest productivitywhite spruce performanceforestryenvironmental sciencearctic treelineforest ecosystemsforest researchecosystemsforest biologyecologydrought-induced stomatal closuredrought

Reflections on Treeline Studies and Ways to Improve Them.. 2014 AGU Fall Meeting (2014)

treeline studiestree physiologyscientific communicationforest ecologyforestrysocial sciencesarboricultureurban forestry

Canopy Gas Exchange of White Spruce in Contrasting Habitats Near the Arctic Treeline in Northwest Alaska. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2011)

canopy gas exchangetree physiologyforest ecologyforestryenvironmental scienceforest resource managementwhite spruceforest ecosystemsecosystemsforest biologyecologynorthwest alaska

Environmental Controls on Needle Gas Exchange and Growth of White Spruce ( Picea Glauca ) on a Riverside Terrace Near the Arctic Treeline. Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research (2011)

forest meteorologyenvironmental scienceforest researchecosystemsforest productsforest ecologyforest resource managementforest biologytree physiologyforest health monitoringneedle gas exchangedeforestationforest productivityforestryarctic treelineforest biomassriverside terraceforest ecosystemsecology

Environment and Performance of White Spruce Below and Above the Forest Limit Across the Boreal Forest in Alaska. AGUFM (2011)

forest ecologyforestryenvironmental scienceforest healthforest health monitoringgeographyforest researchforest resource managementecosystemsforest inventorywhite spruceforest conservationecologyforest limit

Seasonal Variation in Concentrations of Carbohydrates and Lipids in Two Epiphytic Lichens With Contrasting, Snow-Depth Related Distribution on Subarctic Birch Trees. The Bryologist (2011)

snow-depth related distributionsubarctic birch treestree physiologylichensforest ecologyseasonal variationbiogeochemistryenvironmental sciencebotanyforest ecosystemsecosystemsforest hydrologyecology

Microtopographic Control of Treeline Advance in Noatak National Preserve, Northwest Alaska. Ecosystems (2010)

forest ecologymicrotopographic controltreeline advanceforestryenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementforest health monitoringgeographyforest researchforest inventoryforest biologyforest conservationecologybiogeographygeomorphologynorthwest alaska

Modeling the Seasonality of Belowground Respiration Along an Elevation Gradient in the Western Chugach Mountains, Alaska. Biogeochemistry (2010)

permafrostearth sciencegeoscientific model developmentenvironmental scienceclimate dynamicsgeographywestern chugach mountainselevation gradientmountain upliftperiglacial processclimatologyenvironmental modellingbelowground respirationcold region science

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Bjartmar Sveinbjornsson

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

Faculty Emeriti

NoneBjartmar Sveinbjornsson is currently serving as a Faculty Emeriti faculty at University of Alaska Anchorage.

Honors

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Bjartmar Sveinbjornsson

University of Alaska Anchorage

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Drought‐Induced Stomatal Closure Probably Cannot Explain Divergent White Spruce Growth in the Brooks Range, Alaska, USA. Ecology (2015)

Annalis H. BrownleePatrick F. SullivanAdam Z. CsankBjartmar SveinbjörnssonSarah B. Z. Ellison

Evidence of Soil Nutrient Availability as the Proximate Constraint on Growth of Treeline Trees in Northwest Alaska. Ecology (2014)

Patrick F. SullivanSarah B. Z. EllisonRobert W. McNownAnnalis H. BrownleeBjartmar Sveinbjörnsson

Evidence That Drought-Induced Stomatal Closure is Not an Important Constraint on White Spruce Performance Near the Arctic Treeline in Alaska. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2014)

Reflections on Treeline Studies and Ways to Improve Them.. 2014 AGU Fall Meeting (2014)

treeline studiestree physiologyscientific communicationforest ecologyforestrysocial sciencesarboricultureurban forestry

Canopy Gas Exchange of White Spruce in Contrasting Habitats Near the Arctic Treeline in Northwest Alaska. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2011)

canopy gas exchangetree physiologyforest ecologyforestryenvironmental scienceforest resource managementwhite spruceforest ecosystemsecosystemsforest biologyecologynorthwest alaska

Environmental Controls on Needle Gas Exchange and Growth of White Spruce ( Picea Glauca ) on a Riverside Terrace Near the Arctic Treeline. Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research (2011)

Environment and Performance of White Spruce Below and Above the Forest Limit Across the Boreal Forest in Alaska. AGUFM (2011)

Seasonal Variation in Concentrations of Carbohydrates and Lipids in Two Epiphytic Lichens With Contrasting, Snow-Depth Related Distribution on Subarctic Birch Trees. The Bryologist (2011)

snow-depth related distributionsubarctic birch treestree physiologylichensforest ecologyseasonal variationbiogeochemistryenvironmental sciencebotanyforest ecosystemsecosystemsforest hydrologyecology

Microtopographic Control of Treeline Advance in Noatak National Preserve, Northwest Alaska. Ecosystems (2010)

Modeling the Seasonality of Belowground Respiration Along an Elevation Gradient in the Western Chugach Mountains, Alaska. Biogeochemistry (2010)

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