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James Runkle

Associate Professor

Wright State University

Affiliations

College of Science and Mathematics

Biological Sciences

James Runkle is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor at Wright State University.

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Wright State University

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ecology environmental science forestry forest ecology vegetation science climate change botany landscape ecology geography plant ecology biogeography climatology forest ecosystems plant science avian biology vegetation history old-growth mesic forests entomology forest research wildlife climatic change tree growth spatial ecology tree diseases eastern north america canopy tree turnover treefall gaps diameter growth west-central ohio behavioral sciences conservation biology mortality canadian studies animal nutrition death studies ornithology plant physiology tree physiology animal ecology wood science historical geography fragmentation effect forest conservation ecological simulation phytogeography specie distribution plant biology conservation planning temperature measurement climate variability regional climate response climatic impact terrestrial ecology mercury biogeochemistry metal contamination marine ecology tree-fall gaps closed canopies tropical forests light regimes eastern united states gap regeneration old-growth forests disturbance regimes temperate forests gap dynamics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Competition, Climate, and Size Effects on Radial Growth in an Old-Growth Hemlock Forest. Forests (2019)

Seth W. BigelowJames R. RunkleEvan M. Oswald

forestryold-growth hemlock forestclimatologyclimate dynamicsenvironmental scienceclimate changeradial growthforest ecologysize effectsecology

Deforestation and Cultivation Mobilize Mercury From Topsoil. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2017)

Dane BoringChad R. HammerschmidtDavid M. Costello

forestrygeochemistryterrestrial ecologygeographyenvironmental sciencemercury biogeochemistrydeforestationearth sciencerestoration ecologyclimate changemetal contaminationgeology

Appendix a. Changes in Temperatures in the Region From 1893–2011.. Figshare (2016)

James R. Runkle

climatologyclimate dynamicsglobal changeclimatic changeatmospheric researchtemperature measurementgeographyenvironmental sciencegeoscientific model developmenturban climateclimate variabilityearth scienceregional climate responseclimate changeatmospheric scienceclimatic impact

Thirty‐Two Years of Change in an Old‐Growth Ohio Beech–Maple Forest. Ecology (2012)

James R. Runkle

forest ecosystemstree growthglobal changeenvironmental scienceclimate changeforest ecologythirty-two yearslandscape ecologyecology

Tree Seedling Establishment Under the Native Shrub, Asimina Triloba. Castanea (2010)

Marilyn BaumerJames R. Runkle

forestrynative shrubvegetation sciencephytogeographyforest ecologyecologyplant scienceplant ecologybotany

Using Ecological Land Units for Conservation Planning in a Southwestern Ohio Watershed. Natural areas journal (2010)

C. L. ZimmermanJ. R. Runkle

conservation planningforestryecological land unitsenvironmental scienceecology

The Freshwater Mussels (Unionidae) of Twin Creek, Southwest Ohio. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2009)

Kara L. WendelnJames R. RunkleG. Thomas Watters

aquatic ecosystemstwin creekfreshwater musselsecologysouthwest ohio

Distribution and Changes in Abundance of Ailanthus Altissima (Miller) Swingle in a Southwest Ohio Woodlot. The Ohio Journal of Science (2008)

Amanda L. Espenschied-ReillyJames R. Runkle

landscape ecologyforestryspecie distributionvegetation scienceailanthus altissimaecologyplant ecologybotany

Influence of Climate on Butterfly Community and Population Dynamics in Western Ohio. Environmental Entomology (2008)

Jennifer N. WoodsJohn WilsonJames R. Runkle

climatologywestern ohioenvironmental scienceclimate changebutterfly communityentomologyecology

Impacts of Beech Bark Disease and Deer Browsing on the Old-Growth Forest. The American Midland Naturalist (2007)

James R. Runkle

old-growth forestforestrybeech bark diseasewildlifeenvironmental sciencedeer browsingecologyornithology

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James Runkle

Associate Professor

Wright State University

Affiliations

College of Science and Mathematics

Biological Sciences

James Runkle is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor at Wright State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James Runkle

Wright State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Competition, Climate, and Size Effects on Radial Growth in an Old-Growth Hemlock Forest. Forests (2019)

Seth W. BigelowJames R. RunkleEvan M. Oswald

forestryold-growth hemlock forestclimatologyclimate dynamicsenvironmental scienceclimate changeradial growthforest ecologysize effectsecology

Deforestation and Cultivation Mobilize Mercury From Topsoil. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2017)

Dane BoringChad R. HammerschmidtDavid M. Costello

forestrygeochemistryterrestrial ecologygeographyenvironmental sciencemercury biogeochemistrydeforestationearth sciencerestoration ecologyclimate changemetal contaminationgeology

Appendix a. Changes in Temperatures in the Region From 1893–2011.. Figshare (2016)

James R. Runkle

Thirty‐Two Years of Change in an Old‐Growth Ohio Beech–Maple Forest. Ecology (2012)

James R. Runkle

forest ecosystemstree growthglobal changeenvironmental scienceclimate changeforest ecologythirty-two yearslandscape ecologyecology

Tree Seedling Establishment Under the Native Shrub, Asimina Triloba. Castanea (2010)

Marilyn BaumerJames R. Runkle

forestrynative shrubvegetation sciencephytogeographyforest ecologyecologyplant scienceplant ecologybotany

Using Ecological Land Units for Conservation Planning in a Southwestern Ohio Watershed. Natural areas journal (2010)

C. L. ZimmermanJ. R. Runkle

conservation planningforestryecological land unitsenvironmental scienceecology

The Freshwater Mussels (Unionidae) of Twin Creek, Southwest Ohio. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2009)

Kara L. WendelnJames R. RunkleG. Thomas Watters

aquatic ecosystemstwin creekfreshwater musselsecologysouthwest ohio

Distribution and Changes in Abundance of Ailanthus Altissima (Miller) Swingle in a Southwest Ohio Woodlot. The Ohio Journal of Science (2008)

Amanda L. Espenschied-ReillyJames R. Runkle

landscape ecologyforestryspecie distributionvegetation scienceailanthus altissimaecologyplant ecologybotany

Influence of Climate on Butterfly Community and Population Dynamics in Western Ohio. Environmental Entomology (2008)

Jennifer N. WoodsJohn WilsonJames R. Runkle

climatologywestern ohioenvironmental scienceclimate changebutterfly communityentomologyecology

Impacts of Beech Bark Disease and Deer Browsing on the Old-Growth Forest. The American Midland Naturalist (2007)

James R. Runkle

old-growth forestforestrybeech bark diseasewildlifeenvironmental sciencedeer browsingecologyornithology

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