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James Amon

Professor Emeritus

Wright State University

Affiliations

College of Science and Mathematics

Biological Sciences

James Amon is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor Emeritus at Wright State University.

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Wright State University

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ecology marine biology microbial ecology environmental science microbiology environmental engineering fungal ecology environmental microbiology oceanography groundwater ecological engineering applied microbiology fungal biology biogeography plant science phycology algal biology constructed wetlands siphonaceous marine algae ultrastructural examination chlorinated ethenes wetlands paleoecology climatology climatic change wildlife applied ecology applied phycology algal research numerical simulations medical mycology bone research restoration ecology environmental technology bioresource technology vegetation science regional geology spatial ecology paleoenvironmental change arid environments terrestrial ecology benthic ecology phytoplankton ecology underground construction industrial mycology spline (mathematics) diagnostic mycology clinical mycology mycelial interaction microbial diversity anaerobic digestion glaciated midwestern usa temperate zone fens wetland habitats seasonal dynamics arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi marine ecosystems zoosporic true fungi mycorrhizal fungi hypersaline environments great salt lake hydric soils transient requirement estuarine species ecological relationships estuaries freshwater biology biodiversity freshwater ecosystems aquatic conservation

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Natural and Constructed Wetlands Capable of Anaerobic and Aerobic Degradation of Chlorinated Ethenes. (2012)

J. AmonTracy L. CollinsD. DuellC. Ackerman

environmental engineeringwater qualitymicrobial ecologybioremediationenvironmental microbiologybioresource technologyenvironmental technologyaerobic degradationchlorinated etheneswastewater treatmentmaterials scienceanaerobic digestionconstructed wetlandsecological engineeringecologywater treatmentapplied microbiology

Zoosporic True Fungi in Marine Ecosystems: A Review. Marine and Freshwater Research (2011)

Frank H. GleasonFrithjof C. KüpperJames P. AmonKathryn PicardClaire M. M. GachonAgostina V. MaranoTélesphore Sime-NgandoOsu Lilje

oceanographyevolutionary biologyecologyzoosporic true fungimarine ecosystems

Development of a Wetland Constructed for the Treatment of Groundwater Contaminated by Chlorinated Ethenes. Ecological Engineering (2007)

James P. AmonAbinash AgrawalMichael L. ShelleyBryan C. OppermanMichael P. EnrightNathan D. ClemmerThomas SlusserJason LachTeresa SobolewskiWilliam GrunerAndrew C. Entingh

environmental engineeringcivil engineeringgroundwaterchlorinated ethenesconstructed wetlandsecological engineering

Construction of Fens With and Without Hydric Soils. Ecological Engineering (2005)

James P. AmonCarolyn S. JacobsonMichael L. Shelley

construction engineeringenvironmental engineeringcivil engineeringengineeringhydric soilsecological engineeringunderground construction

Seasonal Dynamics of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in Differing Wetland Habitats. Mycorrhiza (2004)

Kelly E. BohrerCarl F. FrieseJames P. Amon

seasonal dynamicsmicrobial ecologywetland habitatsfungal ecologyarbuscular mycorrhizal fungienvironmental scienceecology

Repopulation of Restored Wetland Habitat by Odonata (Dragonflies and Damselflies). Ecological restoration, North America (2003)

S. A. RoushJ. P. Amon

restoration ecologyecologyconservation biologyrestored wetland habitat

Temperate Zone Fens of the Glaciated Midwestern USA. Wetlands (2002)

James P. AmonCarol A. ThompsonQuentin J. CarpenterJames Miner

paleoecologywetlandsglaciated midwestern usatemperate zone fensspatial ecologyplant scienceclimatic changeearth sciencepaleoenvironmental changeclimatologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceclimate changevegetation sciencearid environmentsregional geologyplanetary sciences

Treatment of Chlorinated Aliphatic Contamination of Groundwater by Horizontal Recirculation Wells and by Constructed Vertical Flow Wetlands. (2002)

Michael L ShelleyMark N GoltzJames P AmonAbinash Agrawal

environmental engineeringhorizontal recirculation wellsgroundwaterwater treatmentchemical engineering

Mycorrhizal Fungi Associated With Plants in Ground-Water Fed Wetlands. Wetlands (2000)

Stephen D. TurnerJames P. AmonRobert M. SchnebleCarl F. Friese

microbial ecologywildlifegroundwaterbenthic ecologyfungal ecologyplant scienceterrestrial ecologymycorrhizal fungibiogeographyenvironmental scienceecology

Chemotaxis in the Marine Fungus Rhizophydium Littoreum. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (1988)

Lisa K. MuehlsteinJames P. AmonDeborah L. Leffler

microbiologyapplied ecologymicrobial ecologymarine biologyphycologyfungal ecologyfungal biologyapplied phycologyenvironmental scienceecologyenvironmental microbiologyapplied microbiology

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James Amon

Professor Emeritus

Wright State University

Affiliations

College of Science and Mathematics

Biological Sciences

James Amon is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor Emeritus at Wright State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James Amon

Wright State University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Natural and Constructed Wetlands Capable of Anaerobic and Aerobic Degradation of Chlorinated Ethenes. (2012)

J. AmonTracy L. CollinsD. DuellC. Ackerman

Zoosporic True Fungi in Marine Ecosystems: A Review. Marine and Freshwater Research (2011)

Frank H. GleasonFrithjof C. KüpperJames P. AmonKathryn PicardClaire M. M. GachonAgostina V. MaranoTélesphore Sime-NgandoOsu Lilje

oceanographyevolutionary biologyecologyzoosporic true fungimarine ecosystems

Development of a Wetland Constructed for the Treatment of Groundwater Contaminated by Chlorinated Ethenes. Ecological Engineering (2007)

James P. AmonAbinash AgrawalMichael L. ShelleyBryan C. OppermanMichael P. EnrightNathan D. ClemmerThomas SlusserJason LachTeresa SobolewskiWilliam GrunerAndrew C. Entingh

environmental engineeringcivil engineeringgroundwaterchlorinated ethenesconstructed wetlandsecological engineering

Construction of Fens With and Without Hydric Soils. Ecological Engineering (2005)

James P. AmonCarolyn S. JacobsonMichael L. Shelley

construction engineeringenvironmental engineeringcivil engineeringengineeringhydric soilsecological engineeringunderground construction

Seasonal Dynamics of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in Differing Wetland Habitats. Mycorrhiza (2004)

Kelly E. BohrerCarl F. FrieseJames P. Amon

seasonal dynamicsmicrobial ecologywetland habitatsfungal ecologyarbuscular mycorrhizal fungienvironmental scienceecology

Repopulation of Restored Wetland Habitat by Odonata (Dragonflies and Damselflies). Ecological restoration, North America (2003)

S. A. RoushJ. P. Amon

restoration ecologyecologyconservation biologyrestored wetland habitat

Temperate Zone Fens of the Glaciated Midwestern USA. Wetlands (2002)

James P. AmonCarol A. ThompsonQuentin J. CarpenterJames Miner

Treatment of Chlorinated Aliphatic Contamination of Groundwater by Horizontal Recirculation Wells and by Constructed Vertical Flow Wetlands. (2002)

Michael L ShelleyMark N GoltzJames P AmonAbinash Agrawal

environmental engineeringhorizontal recirculation wellsgroundwaterwater treatmentchemical engineering

Mycorrhizal Fungi Associated With Plants in Ground-Water Fed Wetlands. Wetlands (2000)

Stephen D. TurnerJames P. AmonRobert M. SchnebleCarl F. Friese

microbial ecologywildlifegroundwaterbenthic ecologyfungal ecologyplant scienceterrestrial ecologymycorrhizal fungibiogeographyenvironmental scienceecology

Chemotaxis in the Marine Fungus Rhizophydium Littoreum. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (1988)

Lisa K. MuehlsteinJames P. AmonDeborah L. Leffler

microbiologyapplied ecologymicrobial ecologymarine biologyphycologyfungal ecologyfungal biologyapplied phycologyenvironmental scienceecologyenvironmental microbiologyapplied microbiology

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