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James W Dalling

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UIUC

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Integrative Biology

Department of Plant Biology

James W Dalling is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at Uiuc.

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ecology forest ecology forest ecosystems community (ecology) ecosystems biology forestry evolutionary biology botany tree physiology forest biology biodiversity applied ecology plant ecology forest research ecology and evolutionary biology environmental science biogeography plant science biogeochemistry forest soils functional ecology fungal ecology tree growth forest mycobiome soil biology vegetation science plant soil plant physiology forest productivity forest biomass forest conservation forest carbon tropical plant pathology spatial ecology soil ecology plant-soil interactions ima fungus terrestrial ecology plant diversity fungal diversity applied plant ecology plant biodiversity forest microbiome ecology evolution fungal biology molecular ecology plant-parasite coevolution fungal evolution photosynthesis forest inventory forest restoration seed size biotic interactions mycelial interaction seed survival fungal communities plant-insect interactions plant-soil relationships soil fertility terrestrial ecosystems pioneer species seed germination fortuna forest reserve functional traits plant-microbe interactions lowland tropical forest community structure germination response seed viability wood nutrients seed removal tropical forest liana density large seed size growth rate seed ecology

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Functional Traits of Ectomycorrhizal Trees Influence Surrounding Soil Organic Matter Properties. Functional Ecology (2025)

Joseph D. EdwardsJames W. DallingJennifer M. FraterrigoWilliam C. EddyWendy H. Yang

ectomycorrhizal treesforest ecologybiogeochemistryfunctional traitsenvironmental scienceforest ecosystemsforest mycobiomeforest microbiomefungal ecologyem treesecologysoilsoil ecologymicrobial ecologysoil biology

Homogenization of a Temperate Old-Growth Forest Remnant in Central Illinois Following the Introduction of Dutch Elm Disease (Ophiostoma Novo-Ulmi) and Emerald Ash Borer (Agrilus Planipennis). Forest Ecology and Management (2025)

Jennifer ÁlvarezJames W. DallingJohn M. EdgingtonJennifer M. Fraterrigo

tree physiologyforest conservationforest ecologytree diseasesdutch elm diseaseforestrybiodiversityforest resource managementforest ecosystemsforest researchforest biologyevolutionary biologydeforestationforest pathologyecologycentral illinoisash borer

Life History is a Key Driver of Temporal Fluctuations in Tropical Tree Abundances. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2025)

Kenneth JopsJames W. DallingJames P. O’Dwyer

tropical tree abundancespopulation biologylife historyforest ecologyforestrybiodiversityforest ecosystemscommunity (ecology)evolutionary biologytropical forest speciespopulation ecologyecologybiodiversity lossecological modelling

Nitrogen Addition Alters Interactions Between Ectomycorrhizal Host Trees and Fungal Communities in a Mixed Mycorrhizal Tropical Rainforest. Plant and Soil (2025)

Georgia S. SeyfriedJoseph D. EdwardsJames W. DallingAngela D. KentWendy H. Yang

ectomycorrhizal host treesfungal communitiesforest ecologyfungusmycelial interactionbiogeochemistryima fungusmicrobiologyforest ecosystemsforest mycobiomeforest microbiomefungal ecologyfungal symbiosisecologysoilmicrobial ecologysoil biology

Soil and Biomass Carbon Storage is Much Higher in Central American Than Andean Montane Forests. Biogeosciences (2025)

Cecilia M. PradaKatherine D. HeinemanMaría J. PardoCamille PiponiotJames W. Dalling

forest carboncarbon sequestrationearth scienceforest ecologyforest productivitysoil celevation gradientsbiogeochemistryforestryenvironmental scienceforest biomassforest ecosystemsbiomass carbon storageecosystemsforest soilssoilsoil carbon sequestration

Tropical Forests in the Americas Are Changing Too Slowly to Track Climate Change. Science (2025)

James W Dalling

climate changeearth scienceforest ecologyclimatic changeecosystem adaptationclimate dynamicsgeographyforest ecosystemstropical forestsglobal changeclimate change effects

A Handbook for Standardized Measurements of Regenerative Plant Functional Traits. New Phytologist (2024)

James W Dalling

experimental botanyplant developmentstandardized measurementsbotanybiologyexperimental plant biologyplant biologyquantitative geneticsplant sciencegenetics

Alseis Blackiana: An Oxymoronic Shade-Tolerant Pioneer Tree Species. Barro Colorado Island Centenary Volume, Smithsonian Contributions to Botany (2024)

James W Dalling

tree physiologytree growthforest ecologyforestrybiodiversitybotanyforest biologyalseis blackianaecology

Damage Tolerance and Resprouting of Large-Seeded Trees and Lianas on Barro Colorado Island: Traits at the Extreme End of the Seed-Size Continuum. Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press eBooks (2024)

Kyle E. HarmsJames W. Dalling

tree physiologybarro colorado islandseed size variesevolutionary ecologybiotic interactionslargest seed sizesbotanybiologyplant-parasite coevolutionplant ecologyfunctional ecologycommunity (ecology)evolutionary biologyplant physiologyplant scienceecology and evolutionary biology

Deadtrees.Earth - an Open-Access and Interactive Database for Centimeter-Scale Aerial Imagery to Uncover Global Tree Mortality Dynamics. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Clemens MosigJanusch Vajna-JehleMiguel D. MahechaYan ChengHenrik HartmannDavid MonteroSamuli JunttilaStéphanie HorionStephen Adu-BreduDjamil Al-HalbouniMatthew AllenJan AltmanClaudia AngioliniRasmus AstrupCaterina BarrassoHarm BartholomeusBenjamin BredeAllan BurasErik CarrieriGherardo ChiriciMyriam CloutierKC CushmanJames W. DallingJan DempewolfMartin DenterSimon EckeJana EichelAnette EltnerMaximilian FabiFabian FassnachtMatheus Pinheiro FeirreiraJulian FreyAnnett FrickSelina GanzMatteo GarbarinoMilton GarćıaMatthias GassilloudMarziye GhasemiFrancesca GiannettiRoy GonzalezCarl GosperKonrad GreinwaldStuart GrieveJesus Aguirre GutierrezAnna GöritzPeter HajekDavid HeddingJan HempelMelvin HernándezMarco HeurichEija HonkavaaraTommaso JuckerJesse M. KalwijPratima Khatri-ChhetriHans-Joachim KlemmtNiko KoivumäkiKirill KorznikovStefan KruseRobert KrügerEtienne LalibertéLiam LanganHooman LatifiJan LehmannLinyuan LiEmily LinesJavier LopatinArko LucieerMarvin LudwigAntonia LudwigPäivi Lyytikäinen-SaarenmaaQin MaGiovanni MarinoMichael MaroschekFabio MeloniAnnette MenzelHanna MeyerMojdeh MirakiDaniel Moreno-FernándezHelene C. Muller-LandauMirko MälickeJakobus MöhringJana MüllerovaPaul NeumeierRoope NäsiLars OppgenoorthMelanie PalmerThomas PaulAlastair PottsSuzanne ProberStefano PulitiOscar Pérez-PriegoChris ReudenbachChristian RossiNadine Katrin RuehrPaloma Ruiz-BenitoChristian Mestre RungeMichael Scherer-LorenzenFelix SchieferJacob SchladebachMarie-Therese Schmehl

tree mortalityearth scienceforest ecologyinteractive databasesupervised machine learningforestryforest health monitoringgeographyforest researchearth observationremote sensingforest inventorydata scienceforest biometricsgeographical information science

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James W Dalling

Professor

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Integrative Biology

Department of Plant Biology

James W Dalling is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James W Dalling

UIUC

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Functional Traits of Ectomycorrhizal Trees Influence Surrounding Soil Organic Matter Properties. Functional Ecology (2025)

Joseph D. EdwardsJames W. DallingJennifer M. FraterrigoWilliam C. EddyWendy H. Yang

Jennifer ÁlvarezJames W. DallingJohn M. EdgingtonJennifer M. Fraterrigo

Life History is a Key Driver of Temporal Fluctuations in Tropical Tree Abundances. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2025)

Kenneth JopsJames W. DallingJames P. O’Dwyer

Nitrogen Addition Alters Interactions Between Ectomycorrhizal Host Trees and Fungal Communities in a Mixed Mycorrhizal Tropical Rainforest. Plant and Soil (2025)

Georgia S. SeyfriedJoseph D. EdwardsJames W. DallingAngela D. KentWendy H. Yang

Soil and Biomass Carbon Storage is Much Higher in Central American Than Andean Montane Forests. Biogeosciences (2025)

Cecilia M. PradaKatherine D. HeinemanMaría J. PardoCamille PiponiotJames W. Dalling

Tropical Forests in the Americas Are Changing Too Slowly to Track Climate Change. Science (2025)

James W Dalling

climate changeearth scienceforest ecologyclimatic changeecosystem adaptationclimate dynamicsgeographyforest ecosystemstropical forestsglobal changeclimate change effects

A Handbook for Standardized Measurements of Regenerative Plant Functional Traits. New Phytologist (2024)

James W Dalling

experimental botanyplant developmentstandardized measurementsbotanybiologyexperimental plant biologyplant biologyquantitative geneticsplant sciencegenetics

Alseis Blackiana: An Oxymoronic Shade-Tolerant Pioneer Tree Species. Barro Colorado Island Centenary Volume, Smithsonian Contributions to Botany (2024)

James W Dalling

tree physiologytree growthforest ecologyforestrybiodiversitybotanyforest biologyalseis blackianaecology

Kyle E. HarmsJames W. Dalling

Deadtrees.Earth - an Open-Access and Interactive Database for Centimeter-Scale Aerial Imagery to Uncover Global Tree Mortality Dynamics. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

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