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Dr. Ai Wen

University of Northern Iowa

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College of Humanities, Arts & Sciences

Department Of Biology

University of Northern Iowa

NoneDr. Ai Wen is currently serving as a College Of Humanities, Arts & Sciences faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

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Dr. Ai Wen

University of Northern Iowa

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epidemiology public health infectious diseases clinical epidemiology oral health applied ecology health sciences conservation science conservation biology oral biology biological conservation ecological entomology periodontology plant-insect interactions microbiome population health population genetics clinical microbiology oral medicine ecological applications insect science preterm birth conservation planning vegetation science habitat management dental caries western united states pathogenic bacteria pathogens infection control reproductive health obstetrics and gynaecology family violence oral diseases animal conservation bayesian analysis community structure dysbiosis evolutionary genetics epidemiologic research landscape ecology biogerontology insect conservation artificial bee clinical dentistry habitat reconstruction conservation policy applied plant ecology invasive species invasion biology emerging infectious diseases clinical infection clinical infectious disease biotic interactions biomass resource bacteria bvab3 high-risk cohort vaginal bacteria dental decay salivary microbiome critical habitat thresholds vegetation cover caries resistance retrospective analysis bacterial pathogens clinical studies gram stains agriculture landscape unsown floral resources

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Critical Habitat Thresholds for Effective Pollinator Conservation in Agricultural Landscapes. Science (2025)

biological conservationconservation planningcritical habitat thresholdsbiodiversityconservation scienceenvironmental scienceecological applicationsanimal conservationlandscape ecologyconservation biologyapplied ecologyecology

Long-Term Productivity of Production-Scale, High-Diversity Prairie Biomass Feedstocks. Biofuels (2025)

bioresource technologylong-term productivitybiomass resourceecosystemsproductivityecologybiomass (energy)

Conservation Reserve Program Vegetation Affects Occupancy of an Invasive Grass and Invasive Forb. Ecological Restoration (2024)

conservation scienceenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencenatural resource managementrestoration ecologyecologyinvasive grassinvasive forbbiological conservationbiological invasionsinvasion biologyhabitat managementconservation biologyapplied ecologyinvasive speciesapplied plant ecologybiodiversityecosystemsecological applicationscommunity (ecology)

The Genetic Structure of Founding Bumblebee Populations in Reconstructed Prairie Habitat 3 Years After Planting. Restoration Ecology (2024)

Clarissa E. BrunsJames W. DemastesPeter B. BerendzenAi Wen

bumblebee populationsgenetic structurehabitat reconstructionrestoration ecologyreconstructed prairieecologypopulation genetics

Mid-Contract Management Alters Conservation Reserve Program Vegetation in the Central and Western United States. Ecological Restoration (2023)

biological conservationconservation planningconservation scienceenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementdeforestationresource policyconservation policywestern united statesland useecology

Persistence and Quality of Vegetation Cover in Expired Conservation Reserve Program Fields. Ecosphere (2023)

Mark W. VandeverKenneth ElgersmaSarah K. CarterAi WenJustin L. WeltyRobert S. ArkleTimothy J. AssalDavid S. PilliodDavid M. MushetRich Iovanna

conservation biologyecologyvegetation covervegetation science

Evaluating Establishment of Conservation Practices in the Conservation Reserve Program Across the Central and Western United States. Environmental Research Letters (2021)

Mark W VandeverSarah K CarterTimothy J AssalKenneth ElgersmaAi WenJustin L WeltyRobert S ArkleRich Iovanna

conservation reserve programenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchwestern united statesconservation practices

Wild Bee Visitors and Their Association With Sown and Unsown Floral Resources in Reconstructed Pollinator Habitats Within an Agriculture Landscape. Insect Conservation and Diversity (2021)

wild bee visitorsinsect conservationbiologyunsown floral resourcescommunity (ecology)entomologyecological entomologyplant-insect interactionsecologyagriculture landscapeinsect scienceartificial bee

Sown and Unsown Floral Resources Both Support Bee Abundance. UNI ScholarWorks (University of Northern Iowa) (2019)

biologyfunctional ecologyecological entomologyplant-insect interactionsecology and evolutionary biologyapplied ecologyecology

Bee and Butterfly Response to Floral Resources in Central Iowa Prairie Restorations. UNI ScholarWorks (University of Northern Iowa) (2018)

butterfly responsebiologyhabitat managementcommunity (ecology)entomologyecological entomologyplant-insect interactionsecology and evolutionary biologyrestoration ecologybiotic interactionsapplied ecologyecologyfloral resourcesinsect science

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Dr. Ai Wen

University of Northern Iowa

Affiliations

College of Humanities, Arts & Sciences

Department Of Biology

University of Northern Iowa

NoneDr. Ai Wen is currently serving as a College Of Humanities, Arts & Sciences faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

Honors

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Dr. Ai Wen

University of Northern Iowa

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Critical Habitat Thresholds for Effective Pollinator Conservation in Agricultural Landscapes. Science (2025)

Long-Term Productivity of Production-Scale, High-Diversity Prairie Biomass Feedstocks. Biofuels (2025)

bioresource technologylong-term productivitybiomass resourceecosystemsproductivityecologybiomass (energy)

Conservation Reserve Program Vegetation Affects Occupancy of an Invasive Grass and Invasive Forb. Ecological Restoration (2024)

The Genetic Structure of Founding Bumblebee Populations in Reconstructed Prairie Habitat 3 Years After Planting. Restoration Ecology (2024)

Clarissa E. BrunsJames W. DemastesPeter B. BerendzenAi Wen

bumblebee populationsgenetic structurehabitat reconstructionrestoration ecologyreconstructed prairieecologypopulation genetics

Mid-Contract Management Alters Conservation Reserve Program Vegetation in the Central and Western United States. Ecological Restoration (2023)

biological conservationconservation planningconservation scienceenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementdeforestationresource policyconservation policywestern united statesland useecology

Persistence and Quality of Vegetation Cover in Expired Conservation Reserve Program Fields. Ecosphere (2023)

Mark W. VandeverKenneth ElgersmaSarah K. CarterAi WenJustin L. WeltyRobert S. ArkleTimothy J. AssalDavid S. PilliodDavid M. MushetRich Iovanna

conservation biologyecologyvegetation covervegetation science

Evaluating Establishment of Conservation Practices in the Conservation Reserve Program Across the Central and Western United States. Environmental Research Letters (2021)

Mark W VandeverSarah K CarterTimothy J AssalKenneth ElgersmaAi WenJustin L WeltyRobert S ArkleRich Iovanna

conservation reserve programenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchwestern united statesconservation practices

Wild Bee Visitors and Their Association With Sown and Unsown Floral Resources in Reconstructed Pollinator Habitats Within an Agriculture Landscape. Insect Conservation and Diversity (2021)

wild bee visitorsinsect conservationbiologyunsown floral resourcescommunity (ecology)entomologyecological entomologyplant-insect interactionsecologyagriculture landscapeinsect scienceartificial bee

Sown and Unsown Floral Resources Both Support Bee Abundance. UNI ScholarWorks (University of Northern Iowa) (2019)

biologyfunctional ecologyecological entomologyplant-insect interactionsecology and evolutionary biologyapplied ecologyecology

Bee and Butterfly Response to Floral Resources in Central Iowa Prairie Restorations. UNI ScholarWorks (University of Northern Iowa) (2018)

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