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Gerardo Arceo-Gomez

Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator

East Tennessee State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Biological Sciences

Gerardo Arceo-gomez is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator at East Tennessee State University.

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Gerardo Arceo-Gomez

East Tennessee State University

Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator

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ecology plant ecology botany environmental science plant science evolutionary biology vegetation science plant biology community (ecology) plant diversity avian biology plant physiology evolutionary ecology palynology plant reproduction entomology biodiversity functional ecology invasion biology agricultural economics climate change conservation biology livestock science heterospecific pollen receipt global ecology plant biodiversity biogeography forest ecology biotic interactions phenology population ecology pollen limitation heterospecific pollen transfer soil biology adaptation biological invasions plant-insect interactions spatial ecology global patterns alien species mammalogy ornithology ecology evolution regional relevance fitness costs co-flowering community quality limitation yucatan peninsula science advance integrative plant biology disparate impact terrestrial ecology anthropocene natural diversity global comparison wildlife biology plant-abiotic interaction plant-animal interactions plant taxonomy ecological networks community structure plant genetics reproductive success abiotic damage plant breeding landscape ecology phytogeography coastal geomorphology arid environments widespread vulnerability predictive understanding co-flowering communities pollinator dependency heterospecific pollen deposition ecological generalization within-species variation floral evolution pollination biology biology coevolution

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Downscaling Species to Individual-Level Networks Reveals the Importance of Population-Level Processes in Mediating Generalized Community-Wide Interaction Patterns. Authorea (Authorea) (2025)

Liedson CarneiroJessica WilliamsDaniel BarkerLaura RussoGerardo Arceo-Gomez

population ecologyecologyindividual-level networkspopulation-level processes

Abundance and Diversity of the Culturable Nectar Mycobiome in Rhododendron Catawbiense Varies With Elevation. Journal of Plant Ecology (2024)

Daniel A BarkerAyesha KhanEkaterina KaverinaCarlos MartelGerardo Arceo-Gómez

culturable nectar mycobiomebiodiversityplant ecologyplant biologyecology

Co-Flowering Richness Has Variable Effects on Pollen Quantity and Quality Limitation in Four Clarkia Species. Annals of Botany (2024)

Cristopher AlborKatherine EisenEmma MooreMonica GeberTia-Lynn AshmanRobert A RagusoGerardo Arceo-Gómez

plant reproductionplant biodiversityevolutionary ecologyco-flowering richnessquality limitationbotanybiologyplant ecologyplant diversityfunctional ecologyevolutionary biologyaims pollination failureecologyplant scienceecology and evolutionary biologypalynology

Differential Impacts of Land‐Use Change on Multiple Components of Common Milkweed ( Asclepias Syriaca ) Pollination Success. Ecology and evolution (2024)

David J. RockowCarlos MartelGerardo Arceo‐Gómez

evolutionary ecologyenvironmental scienceavian biologycommon milkweedland-use changecommunity (ecology)livestock scienceforest ecologyplant physiologyconservation biologyclimate changevegetation sciencemultiple componentsbotanydifferential impactsplant diversitypollination successplant ecologyfunctional ecologyevolutionary biologypopulation ecologyecologyapplied plant ecology

Differential Impacts of Urbanization on Multiple Components of Common Milkweed (Asclepias Syriaca) Pollination Success. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

David RockowCarlos MartelGerardo Arceo-Gómez

aquatic ecosystemsasclepias syriacaagricultural economicsenvironmental sciencecommon milkweedcommunity (ecology)livestock scienceplant physiologyurban ecologyecologyvegetation scienceplant biodiversitymultiple componentsbotanydifferential impactsplant diversityurbanizationpest scienceplant sciencepollination successplant ecologyurban vegetationhorticulture research

Victor Parra-TablaCristopher AlborGerardo Arceo-Gómez

floral trait similarityvegetation sciencepollination successalien plantsbiotic interactionsheterospecific pollen transferenvironmental sciencebotanyavian biologyphenologyplant ecologyevolutionary biologyecologyplant science

Intra-Individual Floral Variation Improves Male Fitness in a Hummingbird-Pollinated Species. Flora (2023)

Isis PagliaAlessandra Ribeiro PintoFelipe W. AmorimGerardo Arceo-GómezLeandro Freitas

environmental sciencebiodiversityavian biologyplant-insect interactionsentomologyadaptationmale fitnessintra-individual floral variationplant biodiversityspecie interactionbotanyplant scienceornithologymammalogyplant ecologyplant biologyevolutionary biologyecologyhummingbird-pollinated species

Patterns and Drivers of Pollen Co-Transport Networks Vary Across Pollinator Groups. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Liedson Tavares CarneiroJessica Nicole WilliamsDaniel A BarkerJoseph W AndersonCarlos MartelGerardo Arceo-Gomez

population biologyenvironmental sciencepollen co-transport networksevolutionary biologyecologypollinator groupspalynology

Co-Flowering Modularity and Floral Trait Similarity Help Explain Temporal Changes in Plant–Pollinator Network Structure. Plant Ecology (2022)

Alexander Suárez-MariñoGerardo Arceo-GómezCristopher AlborVíctor Parra-Tabla

temporal changesplant-pollinator network structurecoevolutionplant ecologyecologyco-flowering modularity

Flower Colour and Flowering Phenology Mediate Plant–Pollinator Interaction Assembly in a Diverse Co‐Flowering Community. Functional Ecology (2022)

Cristopher AlborTia‐Lynn AshmanAmber StanleyCarlos MartelGerardo Arceo‐Gómez

ecologyfunctional ecologycommunity (ecology)

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Gerardo Arceo-Gomez

Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator

East Tennessee State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Biological Sciences

Gerardo Arceo-gomez is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator at East Tennessee State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Gerardo Arceo-Gomez

East Tennessee State University

Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Downscaling Species to Individual-Level Networks Reveals the Importance of Population-Level Processes in Mediating Generalized Community-Wide Interaction Patterns. Authorea (Authorea) (2025)

Liedson CarneiroJessica WilliamsDaniel BarkerLaura RussoGerardo Arceo-Gomez

population ecologyecologyindividual-level networkspopulation-level processes

Abundance and Diversity of the Culturable Nectar Mycobiome in Rhododendron Catawbiense Varies With Elevation. Journal of Plant Ecology (2024)

Daniel A BarkerAyesha KhanEkaterina KaverinaCarlos MartelGerardo Arceo-Gómez

culturable nectar mycobiomebiodiversityplant ecologyplant biologyecology

Co-Flowering Richness Has Variable Effects on Pollen Quantity and Quality Limitation in Four Clarkia Species. Annals of Botany (2024)

Cristopher AlborKatherine EisenEmma MooreMonica GeberTia-Lynn AshmanRobert A RagusoGerardo Arceo-Gómez

Differential Impacts of Land‐Use Change on Multiple Components of Common Milkweed ( Asclepias Syriaca ) Pollination Success. Ecology and evolution (2024)

David J. RockowCarlos MartelGerardo Arceo‐Gómez

Differential Impacts of Urbanization on Multiple Components of Common Milkweed (Asclepias Syriaca) Pollination Success. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

David RockowCarlos MartelGerardo Arceo-Gómez

Victor Parra-TablaCristopher AlborGerardo Arceo-Gómez

Intra-Individual Floral Variation Improves Male Fitness in a Hummingbird-Pollinated Species. Flora (2023)

Isis PagliaAlessandra Ribeiro PintoFelipe W. AmorimGerardo Arceo-GómezLeandro Freitas

Patterns and Drivers of Pollen Co-Transport Networks Vary Across Pollinator Groups. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Liedson Tavares CarneiroJessica Nicole WilliamsDaniel A BarkerJoseph W AndersonCarlos MartelGerardo Arceo-Gomez

population biologyenvironmental sciencepollen co-transport networksevolutionary biologyecologypollinator groupspalynology

Co-Flowering Modularity and Floral Trait Similarity Help Explain Temporal Changes in Plant–Pollinator Network Structure. Plant Ecology (2022)

Alexander Suárez-MariñoGerardo Arceo-GómezCristopher AlborVíctor Parra-Tabla

temporal changesplant-pollinator network structurecoevolutionplant ecologyecologyco-flowering modularity

Flower Colour and Flowering Phenology Mediate Plant–Pollinator Interaction Assembly in a Diverse Co‐Flowering Community. Functional Ecology (2022)

Cristopher AlborTia‐Lynn AshmanAmber StanleyCarlos MartelGerardo Arceo‐Gómez

ecologyfunctional ecologycommunity (ecology)

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