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Caitlin E. Hicks Pries

Associate Professor of Biological Sciences

Dartmouth College

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Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

Department of Earth Sciences

Caitlin E. Hicks Pries is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor of Biological Sciences at Dartmouth College.

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Caitlin E. Hicks Pries

Dartmouth College

Associate Professor of Biological Sciences

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environmental science ecology climate change earth science soil science soil biogeochemistry soil ecology soil biology global change plant science sustainable agriculture soil dynamics permafrost soil organic matter planetary sciences global ecology forest ecology soil biogeochemical cycling global change biology soil carbon sequestration cryosphere pest science terrestrial ecology cold region science climatic change radiocarbon dating soil chemistry soil environment human impacts on the environment organic geochemistry applied ecology environmental research earth system science restoration ecology freeze-thaw cycling rhizosphere global warming root litter decomposition environmental biology plant-soil relationships arid environments soil function whole-soil carbon flux permafrost degradation autotrophic respiration soil radiocarbon data temperate forest soils adaptation planetary change total environment soil pedology global change impacts soil biochemistry glacial process forest biology alaskan tundra pedogenic iron soil erosion macroecology climate change adaptation holocene aeolian process ice-water system environmental geochemistry landscape ecology soil modeling climate-smart agriculture improved set subsoil carbon stocks density fractions experimental warming carbon balance soil depth soil carbon destabilization open-source database soil carbon carbon sequestration carbon cycle terrestrial carbon cycle ecohydrology soil carbon cycle

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Mineral-Associated Organic Matter Concentration Beneath Northern Temperate Trees Varies by Mycorrhizal Type and Leaf Habit. Ecosystems (2025)

Ashley K. LangAmelia A. FitchFiona V. JevonJaclyn Hatala MatthesMatthew P. AyresCaitlin E. Hicks Pries

leaf habitmycorrhizal typeplant-soil interactionsenvironmental scienceecologyecosystems

Moisture and Soil Depth Govern Relationships Between Soil Organic Carbon and Oxalate-Extractable Metals at the Global Scale. Biogeochemistry (2025)

Sophie F. von FrommHermann F. JungkunstBright AmenkhienanSteven J. HallKaterina GeorgiouCaitlin Hicks PriesFernando Montaño-LópezCarlos Alberto QuesadaCraig RasmussenMarion SchrumpfBalwant SinghAaron ThompsonRota WagaiSabine Fiedler

biogeochemistrysoil organic carbonglobal scaleoxalate-extractable metalsenvironmental science

Negative Effects of Belowground Competition Outweigh Potential Benefits of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Facilitation for Seedling Success in a Managed Temperate Hardwood Forest. Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2025)

belowground competitionaboveground-belowground interactionsnegative effectsbotanyforest ecologyfungal ecologyforest biologymycelial interactionforestryforest mycobiomeecologyecosystemsagricultural economicscommunity (ecology)arbuscular mycorrhizal facilitation

Rhizosphere Bacteria and Fungi Are Differentially Structured by Host Plants, Soil Mineralogy and Ectomycorrhizal Communities in the Alaskan Tundra. Arctic Science (2025)

microbiologyrhizospheremicrobial ecologyfungussoil biologysoil microbiologyectomycorrhizal communitiesima fungusfungal ecologybiologyrhizosphere bacteriasoil mineralogyecologysymbiosisenvironmental microbiologymicroorganisms

Temporal and Spatial Dynamics of Soil Carbon Cycling and Its Response to Environmental Change in a Northern Hardwood Forest. Global Change Biology (2025)

soil carbon sequestrationenvironmental changeglobal changeforest soilscarbon sequestrationnorthern hardwood forestforest ecologysoil carbon cyclesoil carbon cyclingforest ecosystemsenvironmental scienceecologyecosystemssoil

Winter Climate Change Reshapes Soil Climate and Biogeochemistry in a Novel Snowmelt Experiment. Global Change Biology (2025)

biogeochemistrysoil sciencefreeze-thaw cyclingclimatic changeearth sciencesoil dynamicsnovel snowmelt experimentsoil biogeochemical cyclingenvironmental scienceclimatic impactclimate changesoil

Characterization of Rhizosphere and Mycorrhizal Communities of Common Tundra Plants. (2024)

Sean Robert SchaeferFernando Montano-LopezHannah Holland-MoritzCaitlin E. Hicks PriesJessica Gilman Ernakovich

rhizospherebotanycommon tundra plantsplant ecologybiogeographyecologymycorrhizal communitiesvegetation science

Depth-Dependent Microbial Response to Simulated Increased Root Growth. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Elaine Furlan PegoraroCyrill U. ZossoGuido L.B. WiesenbergCristina CastanhaCaitlin E. Hicks PriesRachel PorrasJennifer L. SoongMichael W. I. SchmidtMargaret Torn

microbiologydepth-dependent microbial responsemicrobial ecologysoil biologyroot-soil interactionsincreased root growthenvironmental microbiology

Direct Measure of Soil Carbon Persistence Over Annual to Centennial Timescales. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Joshua LandisCaitlin Hicks PriesCarl RenshawSophie von FrommDiogo SpinolaRaquel PortesWilliam McDowellChristopher NytchJun ZhouDaniel ObristMarisa PalucisKaris McFarlane

soil carbon sequestrationsoil carbon persistencesoil sciencesoil carbon cyclesoil biogeochemical cyclingenvironmental sciencecentennial timescalessoil

Environmental Drivers of Increased Ecosystem Respiration in a Warming Tundra. Nature (2024)

S. L. MaesJ. DietrichG. MidoloS. SchwiegerM. KummuV. VandvikR. AertsI. H. J. AlthuizenC. BiasiR. G. BjörkH. BöhnerM. CarbognaniG. ChiariC. T. ChristiansenK. E. ClemmensenE. J. CooperJ. H. C. CornelissenB. ElberlingP. FaubertN. FetcherT. G. W. ForteJ. GaudardK. GavazovZ. GuanJ. GuðmundssonR. GyaS. HallinB. B. HansenS. V. HaugumJ.-S. HeC. Hicks PriesM. J. HovendenM. JalavaI. S. JónsdóttirJ. JuhansonJ. Y. JungE. KaarlejärviM. J. KwonR. E. LamprechtM. Le MoullecH. LeeM. E. MarushchakA. MichelsenT. M. MunirE. M. MyrskyC. S. NielsenM. NybergJ. OlofssonH. ÓskarssonT. C. ParkerE. P. PedersenM. Petit BonA. PetragliaK. RaundrupN. M. R. RavnR. RinnanH. RodenhizerI. RydeN. M. SchmidtE. A. G. SchuurS. SjögerstenS. StarkM. StrackJ. TangA. TolvanenJ. P. TöpperM. K. VäisänenR. S. P. van LogtestijnC. VoigtJ. WalzJ. T. WeedonY. YangH. YlänneM. P. BjörkmanJ. M. SarneelE. Dorrepaal

human impacts on the environmentglobal ecologyenvironmental driversterrestrial ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changeenvironmental biologywarming tundra

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Caitlin E. Hicks Pries

Associate Professor of Biological Sciences

Dartmouth College

Affiliations

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

Department of Earth Sciences

Caitlin E. Hicks Pries is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor of Biological Sciences at Dartmouth College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Caitlin E. Hicks Pries

Dartmouth College

Associate Professor of Biological Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mineral-Associated Organic Matter Concentration Beneath Northern Temperate Trees Varies by Mycorrhizal Type and Leaf Habit. Ecosystems (2025)

Ashley K. LangAmelia A. FitchFiona V. JevonJaclyn Hatala MatthesMatthew P. AyresCaitlin E. Hicks Pries

leaf habitmycorrhizal typeplant-soil interactionsenvironmental scienceecologyecosystems

Moisture and Soil Depth Govern Relationships Between Soil Organic Carbon and Oxalate-Extractable Metals at the Global Scale. Biogeochemistry (2025)

biogeochemistrysoil organic carbonglobal scaleoxalate-extractable metalsenvironmental science

Rhizosphere Bacteria and Fungi Are Differentially Structured by Host Plants, Soil Mineralogy and Ectomycorrhizal Communities in the Alaskan Tundra. Arctic Science (2025)

Temporal and Spatial Dynamics of Soil Carbon Cycling and Its Response to Environmental Change in a Northern Hardwood Forest. Global Change Biology (2025)

Winter Climate Change Reshapes Soil Climate and Biogeochemistry in a Novel Snowmelt Experiment. Global Change Biology (2025)

biogeochemistrysoil sciencefreeze-thaw cyclingclimatic changeearth sciencesoil dynamicsnovel snowmelt experimentsoil biogeochemical cyclingenvironmental scienceclimatic impactclimate changesoil

Characterization of Rhizosphere and Mycorrhizal Communities of Common Tundra Plants. (2024)

Sean Robert SchaeferFernando Montano-LopezHannah Holland-MoritzCaitlin E. Hicks PriesJessica Gilman Ernakovich

rhizospherebotanycommon tundra plantsplant ecologybiogeographyecologymycorrhizal communitiesvegetation science

Depth-Dependent Microbial Response to Simulated Increased Root Growth. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Elaine Furlan PegoraroCyrill U. ZossoGuido L.B. WiesenbergCristina CastanhaCaitlin E. Hicks PriesRachel PorrasJennifer L. SoongMichael W. I. SchmidtMargaret Torn

microbiologydepth-dependent microbial responsemicrobial ecologysoil biologyroot-soil interactionsincreased root growthenvironmental microbiology

Direct Measure of Soil Carbon Persistence Over Annual to Centennial Timescales. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Joshua LandisCaitlin Hicks PriesCarl RenshawSophie von FrommDiogo SpinolaRaquel PortesWilliam McDowellChristopher NytchJun ZhouDaniel ObristMarisa PalucisKaris McFarlane

soil carbon sequestrationsoil carbon persistencesoil sciencesoil carbon cyclesoil biogeochemical cyclingenvironmental sciencecentennial timescalessoil

Environmental Drivers of Increased Ecosystem Respiration in a Warming Tundra. Nature (2024)

human impacts on the environmentglobal ecologyenvironmental driversterrestrial ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changeenvironmental biologywarming tundra

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