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Diane Wagner

Professor

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Affiliations

College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Diane Wagner is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

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University of Alaska Fairbanks

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ecology entomology avian biology environmental science plant science botany climate change plant physiology plant ecology insect science forestry wildlife ecology vegetation science forest ecology plant-insect interactions plant biology extrafloral nectaries evolutionary biology ecological entomology animal ecology spatial ecology terrestrial ecology populus tremuloides biology soil biology tree physiology phytochemistry population ecology applied plant ecology phyllocnistis populiella biogeography chemical ecology human impacts on the environment conservation biology livestock science behavioral ecology pest management applied ecology canadian studies fire ecology wildlife macroecology ecological chemistry soil chemistry breeding behavior invasion biology arboriculture plant-abiotic interaction harvester ants harvester ant nests ant nests soil nutrients epidermal leaf mining aspen leaf miner interior alaska phenolic glycosides landscape ecology drylands biotic interactions agroecology plant nutrition tree growth phytoplankton ecology root morphology predator-prey interactions rodent ecology soil ecology plant reproduction forest productivity forest biology forest health arid ecosystem elevational gradients ant species cuticular hydrocarbon composition soil biota

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Impacts of Climate and Insect Herbivory on Productivity and Physiology of Trembling Aspen (Populus Tremuloides) in Alaskan Boreal Forests. Environmental Research Letters (2019)

Melissa A BoydLogan T BernerPatricia DoakScott J GoetzBrendan M RogersDiane WagnerXanthe J WalkerMichelle C Mack

forestrypopulus tremuloidesterrestrial ecologyenvironmental sciencevegetation scienceenvironmental researchplant ecologyecologyclimatologytree physiologyforest ecologyplant scienceavian biologyinsect herbivoryhuman impacts on the environmentalaskan boreal forestsapplied ecologyphysiologyforest productivityspatial ecologyclimate change

Predatory Hymenopteran Assemblages in Boreal Alaska: Associations With Forest Composition and Post-Fire Succession. Ecoscience (2019)

Alexandria WenningerTeresa HollingsworthDiane Wagner

forest compositionwildlifeavian biologyfire ecologywildlife ecologyenvironmental sciencepost-fire successionentomologyforest ecologyboreal alaskaecologypredatory hymenopteran assemblages

The Leaf Miner Phyllocnistis Populiella Negatively Impacts Water Relations in Aspen. Tree Physiology (2019)

Diane WagnerJenifer M WheelerStephen J Burr

forestrytree physiologyenvironmental scienceclimate changeplant physiologyplant sciencebotanywater relations

Leaf Herbivory by Insects During Summer Reduces Overwinter Browsing by Moose. BMC Ecology (2018)

Brian P. AllmanKnut KiellandDiane Wagner

avian biologyzoologywildlife ecologyterrestrial ecologyanimal ecologyentomologywildlife biologyplant ecologyconservation biologymovement ecologyecologyleaf herbivoryinsect science

The Effect of an Outbreak of the Leaf Miner Micrurapteryx Salicifoliella on the Performance of Multiple Salix Species in Interior Alaska. Botany (2018)

Diane WagnerPatricia Doak

invasive speciesinterior alaskaplant biologyclimate changevegetation sciencebiological invasionsecologyplant scienceplant ecologybotanyinvasion biology

Oviposition, Larval Survival and Leaf Damage by the Willow Leaf Blotch Miner, M Icrurapteryx Salicifoliella, in Relation to Leaf Trichomes Across 10 S Alix Species. Ecological Entomology (2017)

DIANE WAGNERPATRICIA DOAK

larval survivalleaf damageavian biologybiologyenvironmental scienceplant physiologyecologyplant sciencebotany

Aspen Leaf Miner (Phyllocnistis Populiella) Oviposition Site Selection Mediated by Aspen (Populus Tremuloides) Extrafloral Nectaries. Arthropod-Plant Interactions (2015)

Russell DennisPatricia DoakDiane Wagner

plant-abiotic interactionforestryenvironmental scienceplant physiologyplant ecologyecologyarboriculturepest scienceentomologyhorticulture researchplant sciencebotanysustainable agricultureoviposition site selectionextrafloral nectariesplant-animal interactionsphyllocnistis populiellaearth sciencesoil biologyapplied plant ecologyclimate change

Impact of Extrafloral Nectar Availability and Plant Genotype on Ant (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) Visitation to Quaking Aspen (Salicaceae). The Canadian Entomologist (2015)

Jonathon R. NewmanDiane WagnerPatricia Doak

avian biologyextrafloral nectar availabilityentomologyecological entomologyplant-insect interactionsecologybotanyplant genotype

The Role of Interference Competition in a Sustained Population Outbreak of the Aspen Leaf Miner in Alaska. Basic and Applied Ecology (2015)

Patricia DoakDiane Wagner

forestrybiogeographyterrestrial ecologyenvironmental scienceecologysustained population outbreakfire ecologywildlife ecologyaspen leaf minerplant scienceinterference competitionaquatic ecosystemshuman impacts on the environmentpest managementapplied ecologyapplied plant ecologypopulation ecologywildlifespatial ecologyclimate changeagricultural economics

Long-Term Impact of a Leaf Miner Outbreak on the Performance of Quaking Aspen. Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2013)

Diane WagnerPatricia Doak

forestryforest biologytree physiologycanadian studiesenvironmental scienceforest ecologyforest researchclimate changeleaf miner outbreakforest healthlong-term impact

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Diane Wagner

Professor

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Affiliations

College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Diane Wagner is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Honors

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University of Alaska Fairbanks

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Impacts of Climate and Insect Herbivory on Productivity and Physiology of Trembling Aspen (Populus Tremuloides) in Alaskan Boreal Forests. Environmental Research Letters (2019)

Melissa A BoydLogan T BernerPatricia DoakScott J GoetzBrendan M RogersDiane WagnerXanthe J WalkerMichelle C Mack

Predatory Hymenopteran Assemblages in Boreal Alaska: Associations With Forest Composition and Post-Fire Succession. Ecoscience (2019)

Alexandria WenningerTeresa HollingsworthDiane Wagner

forest compositionwildlifeavian biologyfire ecologywildlife ecologyenvironmental sciencepost-fire successionentomologyforest ecologyboreal alaskaecologypredatory hymenopteran assemblages

The Leaf Miner Phyllocnistis Populiella Negatively Impacts Water Relations in Aspen. Tree Physiology (2019)

Diane WagnerJenifer M WheelerStephen J Burr

forestrytree physiologyenvironmental scienceclimate changeplant physiologyplant sciencebotanywater relations

Leaf Herbivory by Insects During Summer Reduces Overwinter Browsing by Moose. BMC Ecology (2018)

Brian P. AllmanKnut KiellandDiane Wagner

avian biologyzoologywildlife ecologyterrestrial ecologyanimal ecologyentomologywildlife biologyplant ecologyconservation biologymovement ecologyecologyleaf herbivoryinsect science

The Effect of an Outbreak of the Leaf Miner Micrurapteryx Salicifoliella on the Performance of Multiple Salix Species in Interior Alaska. Botany (2018)

Diane WagnerPatricia Doak

invasive speciesinterior alaskaplant biologyclimate changevegetation sciencebiological invasionsecologyplant scienceplant ecologybotanyinvasion biology

Oviposition, Larval Survival and Leaf Damage by the Willow Leaf Blotch Miner, M Icrurapteryx Salicifoliella, in Relation to Leaf Trichomes Across 10 S Alix Species. Ecological Entomology (2017)

DIANE WAGNERPATRICIA DOAK

larval survivalleaf damageavian biologybiologyenvironmental scienceplant physiologyecologyplant sciencebotany

Aspen Leaf Miner (Phyllocnistis Populiella) Oviposition Site Selection Mediated by Aspen (Populus Tremuloides) Extrafloral Nectaries. Arthropod-Plant Interactions (2015)

Russell DennisPatricia DoakDiane Wagner

Impact of Extrafloral Nectar Availability and Plant Genotype on Ant (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) Visitation to Quaking Aspen (Salicaceae). The Canadian Entomologist (2015)

Jonathon R. NewmanDiane WagnerPatricia Doak

avian biologyextrafloral nectar availabilityentomologyecological entomologyplant-insect interactionsecologybotanyplant genotype

The Role of Interference Competition in a Sustained Population Outbreak of the Aspen Leaf Miner in Alaska. Basic and Applied Ecology (2015)

Patricia DoakDiane Wagner

Long-Term Impact of a Leaf Miner Outbreak on the Performance of Quaking Aspen. Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2013)

Diane WagnerPatricia Doak

forestryforest biologytree physiologycanadian studiesenvironmental scienceforest ecologyforest researchclimate changeleaf miner outbreakforest healthlong-term impact

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