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James McGraw

Professor Emeritus Eberly Family Distinguished Professor of Biology Emeritus

West Virginia University

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Eberly College of Arts and Sciences

Biology

James Mcgraw is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus Eberly Family Distinguished Professor of Biology Emeritus at West Virginia University.

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James McGraw

West Virginia University

Professor Emeritus Eberly Family Distinguished Professor of Biology Emeritus

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ecology environmental science botany plant ecology american ginseng forest ecology plant science plant biology evolutionary biology biology conservation biology climate change population biology community (ecology) remote sensing biogeography vegetation science population genetics forest ecosystems population ecology experimental ecology biological conservation animal ecology adaptation restoration ecology global ecology forest biology spatial ecology invasion biology plant diversity dryas octopetala ecotypes avian biology molecular ecology photosynthesis biological invasions plant physiology biological evolution evolutionary genetics forest conservation earth observation ecological genetic variation seed banks plant growth behavioral ecology ornithology wildlife population studies wildlife biology evolutionary theory phytogeography terrestrial ecology arctic structure plant biodiversity conservation genetics spatial demography image segmentation applied plant ecology genetic diversity climate variability plant reproduction invasive species arid environments natural restoration forest resource management viable seeds red oak seedlings eastern hemlock latitudinal gradient panax quinquefolius wild american ginseng population history life history life-history data individual fitness ecotypic differentiation population viability

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Effects of Altered Climates on American Ginseng Population Dynamics. Population Ecology (2021)

Sara SoutherJames B. McGrawJohn D. SoutherDonald M. Waller

climate changeecologypopulation ecologyaltered climates

History, Conservation, and Cultivation of American Ginseng, North America’s Most Famous Medicinal Plant. Medicinal and aromatic plants of the world (2020)

Jennifer L. ChandlerJames B. McGraw

pharmacognosynatural productsbioactive compoundschemistrypharmacologyphytochemicalstraditional medicinesnatural product researchmedicinal researchherbal medicinemedicinal chemistrybotanyphytotherapy researchchinese medicinefamous medicinal plantphytochemistryphytopharmacologymedicinedentistryamerican ginseng

Demographic Hallmarks of an Overbrowsed Population State in American Ginseng. Global Ecology and Conservation (2018)

James B. McGrawJennifer L. Chandler

demographybiodiversity conservationoverbrowsed population stateglobal ecologydemographic hallmarksecologyamerican ginseng

Demographic Stimulation of the Obligate Understorey Herb, Panax Quinquefolius L., in Response to Natural Forest Canopy Disturbances. Journal of Ecology (2016)

Jennifer L. ChandlerJames B. McGraw

terrestrial ecologyforest ecologyenvironmental scienceforest ecosystemsplant ecologycommunity (ecology)demographic stimulationecologyobligate understorey herb

Analysis of Wood Thrush ( Hylocichla Mustelina ) Movement Patterns to Explain the Spatial Structure of American Ginseng ( Panax Quinquefolius ) Populations. Ecological Research (2015)

Michael C. ElzaChristina SloverJames B. McGraw

spatial ecologywood thrushanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)movement patternsecology

Can Putative Indicator Species Predict Habitat Quality for American Ginseng?. Ecological Indicators (2015)

Jessica B. TurnerJames B. McGraw

spatial ecologyindicator speciesenvironmental scienceecologyhabitat qualityecological indicatoramerican ginseng

Flipping the Biostatistics Classroom, With a Twist. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America (2015)

James B. McGrawJennifer L. Chandler

biostatisticsbiostatistics classroomecology

Northward Displacement of Optimal Climate Conditions for Ecotypes of E Riophorum Vaginatum L. Across a Latitudinal Gradient in a Laska. Global Change Biology (2015)

James B. McGrawJessica B. TurnerSara SoutherCynthia C. BenningtonMilan C. VavrekGaius R. ShaverNed Fetcher

climate changelatitudinal gradientclimate variabilityenvironmental biologyoptimal climate conditionsenvironmental scienceglobal ecologymarine biologyecology

Variable Effects of Timber Harvest on the Survival, Growth, and Reproduction of American Ginseng (Panax Quinquefolius L.). Forest Ecology and Management (2015)

J.L. ChandlerJ.B. McGraw

forest ecologyforest productivitytimber harvestnatural resource managementforest resource managementforest researchforest ecosystemsforest conservationecologywood harvestingforest restoration

Disturbances as Hot Spots of Ecotypic Variation: A Case Study With Dryas Octopetala. Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research (2014)

James B. McGrawJessica B. TurnerJennifer L. ChandlerMilan C. Vavrek

ecotypic variationenvironmental sciencedrylandshot spotsextreme environmentsecology

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James McGraw

Professor Emeritus Eberly Family Distinguished Professor of Biology Emeritus

West Virginia University

Affiliations

Eberly College of Arts and Sciences

Biology

James Mcgraw is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus Eberly Family Distinguished Professor of Biology Emeritus at West Virginia University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James McGraw

West Virginia University

Professor Emeritus Eberly Family Distinguished Professor of Biology Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Altered Climates on American Ginseng Population Dynamics. Population Ecology (2021)

Sara SoutherJames B. McGrawJohn D. SoutherDonald M. Waller

climate changeecologypopulation ecologyaltered climates

History, Conservation, and Cultivation of American Ginseng, North America’s Most Famous Medicinal Plant. Medicinal and aromatic plants of the world (2020)

Jennifer L. ChandlerJames B. McGraw

Demographic Hallmarks of an Overbrowsed Population State in American Ginseng. Global Ecology and Conservation (2018)

James B. McGrawJennifer L. Chandler

demographybiodiversity conservationoverbrowsed population stateglobal ecologydemographic hallmarksecologyamerican ginseng

Demographic Stimulation of the Obligate Understorey Herb, Panax Quinquefolius L., in Response to Natural Forest Canopy Disturbances. Journal of Ecology (2016)

Jennifer L. ChandlerJames B. McGraw

terrestrial ecologyforest ecologyenvironmental scienceforest ecosystemsplant ecologycommunity (ecology)demographic stimulationecologyobligate understorey herb

Analysis of Wood Thrush ( Hylocichla Mustelina ) Movement Patterns to Explain the Spatial Structure of American Ginseng ( Panax Quinquefolius ) Populations. Ecological Research (2015)

Michael C. ElzaChristina SloverJames B. McGraw

spatial ecologywood thrushanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)movement patternsecology

Can Putative Indicator Species Predict Habitat Quality for American Ginseng?. Ecological Indicators (2015)

Jessica B. TurnerJames B. McGraw

spatial ecologyindicator speciesenvironmental scienceecologyhabitat qualityecological indicatoramerican ginseng

Flipping the Biostatistics Classroom, With a Twist. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America (2015)

James B. McGrawJennifer L. Chandler

biostatisticsbiostatistics classroomecology

Northward Displacement of Optimal Climate Conditions for Ecotypes of E Riophorum Vaginatum L. Across a Latitudinal Gradient in a Laska. Global Change Biology (2015)

James B. McGrawJessica B. TurnerSara SoutherCynthia C. BenningtonMilan C. VavrekGaius R. ShaverNed Fetcher

climate changelatitudinal gradientclimate variabilityenvironmental biologyoptimal climate conditionsenvironmental scienceglobal ecologymarine biologyecology

Variable Effects of Timber Harvest on the Survival, Growth, and Reproduction of American Ginseng (Panax Quinquefolius L.). Forest Ecology and Management (2015)

J.L. ChandlerJ.B. McGraw

forest ecologyforest productivitytimber harvestnatural resource managementforest resource managementforest researchforest ecosystemsforest conservationecologywood harvestingforest restoration

Disturbances as Hot Spots of Ecotypic Variation: A Case Study With Dryas Octopetala. Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research (2014)

James B. McGrawJessica B. TurnerJennifer L. ChandlerMilan C. Vavrek

ecotypic variationenvironmental sciencedrylandshot spotsextreme environmentsecology

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