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Carol J Baskauf

Professor Emeritus

Austin Peay State University

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Austin Peay State University

Department Of Biology

Center Of Excellence For Field Biology

College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Center Of Excellence For Field Biology

College of Science and Mathematics

Department Of Biology

Carol J Baskauf is currently serving as an Austin Peay State University Professor Emeritus at Austin Peay State University.

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Carol J Baskauf

Austin Peay State University

Professor Emeritus

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evolutionary biology ecology population genetics plant science genetics biology genetic variation biodiversity molecular ecology botany ecology and evolutionary biology phylogenetics molecular evolution quantitative genetics systematics integrative plant biology ecology evolution ecological monograph functional ecology genetic diversity plant ecology phenotypic plasticity systematic entomology zoology systematic palaeontology experimental botany heredity plant biotechnology adaptation ecological applications applied ecology plant diversity vegetation science plant biodiversity eco-evolutionary causes astragalus bibullatus boechera perstellata disjunct distribution southeastern united states weed research plant disease population biology evolutionary ecology agricultural economics coevolution environmental science agricultural biotechnology community (ecology) plant pathology biogeography biological conservation symbiosis molecular plant pathology systematics (systems theory) sustainable agriculture genomics plant physiology conservation biology molecular plant-microbe interactions tropical plant pathology natural resource management chemical ecology crop protection agronomy genetic engineering horticulture research

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Phenotypic Plasticity and Genetic Diversity Shed Light on Endemism of Rare Boechera Perstellata and Its Potential Vulnerability to Climate Warming. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Jennifer Nagel BoydCarol BaskaufAnnie LindseyJill T. AndersonJessica BrzyskiJennifer Cruse‐Sanders

genetic diversityphenotypic plasticityevolutionary ecologyevolutionary biologyecology

Eco‐Evolutionary Causes and Consequences of Rarity in Plants: A Meta‐Analysis. New Phytologist (2022)

Jennifer Nagel BoydJill T. AndersonJessica BrzyskiCarol BaskaufJennifer Cruse‐Sanders

biodiversityplant diversityevolutionary biologyecologyplant scienceeco-evolutionary causes

Phenotypic Plasticity and Genetic Diversity Elucidate Rarity and Vulnerability of an Endangered Riparian Plant. Ecosphere (2022)

Jennifer Nagel BoydJared OdellJennifer Cruse‐SandersWill RogersJill T. AndersonCarol BaskaufJessica Brzyski

genetic diversityphenotypic plasticityplant ecologyevolutionary biologyecologyconservation biology

Conserving the Flora of Limestone Cedar Glade Communities of the Southeastern United States. Elsevier eBooks (2021)

Ashley B. MorrisCarol J. BaskaufJames T. DiggsAshley N. EganDavid LincicomeJennifer R. MandelClayton J. Visger

vegetation scienceplant biodiversityconservation sciencesoutheastern united statesenvironmental sciencebotanybiodiversityplant ecologycommunity (ecology)ecologyplant scienceconservation biology

Population Genetics of a Rare Wetland Species, the Tennessee Yellow-Eyed Grass (Xyris Tennesseensis, Xyridaceae). Conservation Genetics (2020)

ecology evolutionweed researchwetlandsevolutionary ecologyplant sciencebiodiversitybiological invasionsmolecular ecologybiologyfunctional ecologyquantitative geneticsevolutionary biologyecologypopulation geneticsecological monographecology and evolutionary biologygenetic variation

Population Genetics of Braun’s Rockcress ( Boechera Perstellata, Brassicaceae), an Endangered Plant With a Disjunct Distribution. Journal of Heredity (2013)

Carol J. BaskaufNacole C. JinksJennifer R. MandelDavid E. McCauley

population geneticsboechera perstellatadisjunct distributiongenetics

Population Genetics of Astragalus Bibullatus (Fabaceae) Using Aflps. Journal of Heredity (2009)

C. J. BaskaufJ. M. Burke

population geneticsgeneticsastragalus bibullatus

Examining Rarity Through Comparisons With Widespread Congeners: A Genetic and Ecophysiological Example From Limestone Glade Endemics.. Castanea (2001)

ecology evolutionadaptationevolutionary ecologyecological monographbiodiversitymolecular ecologybiologyecological applicationsfunctional ecologycommunity (ecology)evolutionary biologyapplied ecologyecologypopulation geneticsbiogeographyecology and evolutionary biologygenetic variation

Population Genetics of the Cedar-Glade Endemic Astragalus Bibullatus (Fabaceae) Using Isozymes. Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden (1998)

experimental botanygeneticsplant sciencemolecular ecologybotanybiologyphylogeneticssystematicsevolutionary biologyquantitative geneticshereditymolecular evolutionpopulation geneticsintegrative plant biologyecology and evolutionary biologyplant biotechnologygenetic variation

Comparative Ecophysiology of a Rare and a Widespread Species of Echinacea (Asteraceae). American Journal of Botany (1994)

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Carol J Baskauf

Professor Emeritus

Austin Peay State University

Affiliations

Austin Peay State University

Department Of Biology

Center Of Excellence For Field Biology

College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Center Of Excellence For Field Biology

College of Science and Mathematics

Department Of Biology

Carol J Baskauf is currently serving as an Austin Peay State University Professor Emeritus at Austin Peay State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Carol J Baskauf

Austin Peay State University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Phenotypic Plasticity and Genetic Diversity Shed Light on Endemism of Rare Boechera Perstellata and Its Potential Vulnerability to Climate Warming. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Jennifer Nagel BoydCarol BaskaufAnnie LindseyJill T. AndersonJessica BrzyskiJennifer Cruse‐Sanders

genetic diversityphenotypic plasticityevolutionary ecologyevolutionary biologyecology

Eco‐Evolutionary Causes and Consequences of Rarity in Plants: A Meta‐Analysis. New Phytologist (2022)

Jennifer Nagel BoydJill T. AndersonJessica BrzyskiCarol BaskaufJennifer Cruse‐Sanders

biodiversityplant diversityevolutionary biologyecologyplant scienceeco-evolutionary causes

Phenotypic Plasticity and Genetic Diversity Elucidate Rarity and Vulnerability of an Endangered Riparian Plant. Ecosphere (2022)

Jennifer Nagel BoydJared OdellJennifer Cruse‐SandersWill RogersJill T. AndersonCarol BaskaufJessica Brzyski

genetic diversityphenotypic plasticityplant ecologyevolutionary biologyecologyconservation biology

Conserving the Flora of Limestone Cedar Glade Communities of the Southeastern United States. Elsevier eBooks (2021)

Ashley B. MorrisCarol J. BaskaufJames T. DiggsAshley N. EganDavid LincicomeJennifer R. MandelClayton J. Visger

vegetation scienceplant biodiversityconservation sciencesoutheastern united statesenvironmental sciencebotanybiodiversityplant ecologycommunity (ecology)ecologyplant scienceconservation biology

Population Genetics of a Rare Wetland Species, the Tennessee Yellow-Eyed Grass (Xyris Tennesseensis, Xyridaceae). Conservation Genetics (2020)

Population Genetics of Braun’s Rockcress ( Boechera Perstellata, Brassicaceae), an Endangered Plant With a Disjunct Distribution. Journal of Heredity (2013)

Carol J. BaskaufNacole C. JinksJennifer R. MandelDavid E. McCauley

population geneticsboechera perstellatadisjunct distributiongenetics

Population Genetics of Astragalus Bibullatus (Fabaceae) Using Aflps. Journal of Heredity (2009)

C. J. BaskaufJ. M. Burke

population geneticsgeneticsastragalus bibullatus

Examining Rarity Through Comparisons With Widespread Congeners: A Genetic and Ecophysiological Example From Limestone Glade Endemics.. Castanea (2001)

Population Genetics of the Cedar-Glade Endemic Astragalus Bibullatus (Fabaceae) Using Isozymes. Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden (1998)

Comparative Ecophysiology of a Rare and a Widespread Species of Echinacea (Asteraceae). American Journal of Botany (1994)

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