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Institution

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Cynthia Huebner

Adjunct Assistant Professor

West Virginia University

Affiliations

Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design

School of Agriculture and Food

Plant & Soil Sciences

Cynthia Huebner is currently serving as a Davis College Of Agriculture, Natural Resources And Design Adjunct Assistant Professor at West Virginia University.

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Cynthia Huebner

West Virginia University

Adjunct Assistant Professor

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botany entomology biological invasions invasion biology ecology plant science plant biology invasion history microbiology agricultural economics technology conservation biology unmanned aerial vehicles drones remote sensing forestry genomics unmanned aircraft systems applied entomology pest management economic entomology ornithology genome biology optical remote sensing plant ecology plant genomics invasive species awn polymorphism invasive plants ailanthus altissima persicaria perfoliata plant species composition mitochondrial genome sequencing

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mitochondrial Genome Sequencing and Analysis of the Invasive Microstegium Vimineum: A Resource for Systematics, Invasion History, and Management. International Journal of Plant Sciences (2023)

Craig F. BarrettDhanushya RamachandranChih-Hui ChenCameron W. CorbettCynthia D. HuebnerBrandon T. SinnWen-Bin YuKenji Suetsugu

invasive speciesbiologyplant genomicsplant scienceplant biologymitochondrial genome sequencingbiological invasionsinvasion historyentomologyinvasion biology

The Detection of Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus Altissima) Using Drones and Optical Sensors: Implications for the Management of Invasive Plants and Insects. Drones (2023)

Kushal NaharkiCynthia D. HuebnerYong-Lak Park

dronesoptical remote sensingornithologyunmanned aerial vehiclestechnologyforestryinvasive plantsailanthus altissimaremote sensingentomology

Digitized Collections Elucidate Invasion History and Patterns of Awn Polymorphism in Microstegium Vimineum. American Journal of Botany (2022)

Craig F. BarrettCynthia D. HuebnerZoe A. BenderTrezalka A. BudinskyCameron W. CorbettMaribeth LatvisMichael R. McKainM'Kayla MotleySamuel V. SkibickiHana L. ThixtonMathilda V. SanteeAubrey N. Cumberledge

plant sciencemicrobiologyecologyplant biologybiological invasionsinvasion historybotanyconservation biologyawn polymorphisminvasion biology

Chromosome Level Genome Assembly and Annotation of Highly Invasive Japanese Stiltgrass ( Microstegium Vimineum ). Genome Biology and Evolution (2021)

Dhanushya RamachandranCynthia D HuebnerMark DalyJasmine HaimovitzThomas SwaleCraig F Barrett

geneticsevolutionary biologygenome biologygenomics

Plant Species Composition and Interactions Within Communities Invaded by Persicaria Perfoliata (Polygonaceae). Northeastern Naturalist (2021)

Jaewon KimCynthia D. HuebnerYong-Lak Park

ecologyplant ecologycommunity (ecology)plant species compositionbiological invasionspersicaria perfoliatabotanyinvasion biology

Spatially Targeted Biological Control of Mile-A-Minute Weed Using Rhinoncomimus Latipes (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) and an Unmanned Aircraft System. Journal of Economic Entomology (2021)

Jaewon KimCynthia D HuebnerRichard ReardonYong-Lak Park

applied entomologyunmanned aircraft systemspest managementeconomic entomologyagricultural economicsbotanyentomology

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Cynthia Huebner

Adjunct Assistant Professor

West Virginia University

Affiliations

Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design

School of Agriculture and Food

Plant & Soil Sciences

Cynthia Huebner is currently serving as a Davis College Of Agriculture, Natural Resources And Design Adjunct Assistant Professor at West Virginia University.

Honors

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Cynthia Huebner

West Virginia University

Adjunct Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mitochondrial Genome Sequencing and Analysis of the Invasive Microstegium Vimineum: A Resource for Systematics, Invasion History, and Management. International Journal of Plant Sciences (2023)

Craig F. BarrettDhanushya RamachandranChih-Hui ChenCameron W. CorbettCynthia D. HuebnerBrandon T. SinnWen-Bin YuKenji Suetsugu

invasive speciesbiologyplant genomicsplant scienceplant biologymitochondrial genome sequencingbiological invasionsinvasion historyentomologyinvasion biology

The Detection of Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus Altissima) Using Drones and Optical Sensors: Implications for the Management of Invasive Plants and Insects. Drones (2023)

Kushal NaharkiCynthia D. HuebnerYong-Lak Park

dronesoptical remote sensingornithologyunmanned aerial vehiclestechnologyforestryinvasive plantsailanthus altissimaremote sensingentomology

Digitized Collections Elucidate Invasion History and Patterns of Awn Polymorphism in Microstegium Vimineum. American Journal of Botany (2022)

plant sciencemicrobiologyecologyplant biologybiological invasionsinvasion historybotanyconservation biologyawn polymorphisminvasion biology

Chromosome Level Genome Assembly and Annotation of Highly Invasive Japanese Stiltgrass ( Microstegium Vimineum ). Genome Biology and Evolution (2021)

Dhanushya RamachandranCynthia D HuebnerMark DalyJasmine HaimovitzThomas SwaleCraig F Barrett

geneticsevolutionary biologygenome biologygenomics

Plant Species Composition and Interactions Within Communities Invaded by Persicaria Perfoliata (Polygonaceae). Northeastern Naturalist (2021)

Jaewon KimCynthia D. HuebnerYong-Lak Park

ecologyplant ecologycommunity (ecology)plant species compositionbiological invasionspersicaria perfoliatabotanyinvasion biology

Spatially Targeted Biological Control of Mile-A-Minute Weed Using Rhinoncomimus Latipes (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) and an Unmanned Aircraft System. Journal of Economic Entomology (2021)

Jaewon KimCynthia D HuebnerRichard ReardonYong-Lak Park

applied entomologyunmanned aircraft systemspest managementeconomic entomologyagricultural economicsbotanyentomology

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