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Jamieson Botsch

Austin Peay State University

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Austin Peay State University

College of Business

Department Of Accounting, Finance, And Economics

School Of Social Work

NoneJamieson Botsch is currently serving as a Austin Peay State University faculty at Austin Peay State University.

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Austin Peay State University

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ecology environmental science aquatic ecosystems entomology limnology freshwater ecosystems biology benthic-pelagic coupling evolutionary biology extreme environments avian biology water ecologies biogeography wildlife applied entomology insect science primary production nutrient management eutrophication aquatic insect population future supply botany microbial ecology global change biology global change climatic change environmental microbiology ecological entomology genome biology restoration ecology economic entomology algal research livestock science waste management strategic studies agronomy plant science trophic impact trophic transfer benthic ecology benthic communities population ecology degrowth endocrine disruptors body size artificial bee wildlife ecology terrestrial ecology isotope geochemistry landscape ecology water availability algal biology environmental fate crop ecology crop science invasive species trophic web lichens bloom ecology bottom-up effects trophic levels lake myvatn pelagic primary production microbial composition near-shore subarctic heathland aquatic insect subsidies insect population bumble bees compact genomes extreme habitat use chironomid midges archived specimens midge consumer-resource dynamics

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Aquatic Resource Subsidies Are More Important Than Invasive Lupine for Ground-Dwelling Arthropod Communities Around Lake Mývatn. Aquatic Ecology (2026)

invasive lupinewetlandslake mývatnnatural resource managementaquatic ecosystemsaquatic resource subsidiesfreshwater biologybiological invasionsaquatic conservationecological applicationsfreshwater ecosystemsenvironmental scienceecologyinvasive speciescommunity (ecology)biodiversity

Benthic and Pelagic Nutrients Vary Over Space and Time in a Shallow Subarctic Lake. Aquatic Ecology (2026)

limnologycoastal researchwater qualityhydrobiologiawetlandseutrophicationshallow subarctic lakeaquatic ecosystemsfreshwater biologyearth sciencewater ecologiesbenthic-pelagic couplingfreshwater ecosystemswater pollutionenvironmental scienceecologypelagic nutrients

Ecosystem Engineering by Primary Consumers Increases Long-Term Benthic Primary Production in Lake MýVatn, Iceland. Aquatic Ecology (2026)

limnologyenvironmental scienceecological engineeringecosystem engineeringtrophic weblake mývatnaquatic ecosystemsbenthic-pelagic couplingfreshwater ecosystemsfreshwater biologyecologyecosystemsprimary consumers

Patterns of Benthic and Pelagic Nitrogen Fixation and Retention in Lake Mývatn. Aquatic Ecology (2026)

limnologybiogeochemistryhydrobiologiawetlandseutrophicationlake mývatnaquatic ecosystemsfreshwater biologywater ecologiesecohydrologybenthic-pelagic couplingfreshwater ecosystemswater pollutionenvironmental scienceecologyecosystemspelagic nitrogen fixation

The Distribution and Photobiont Characteristics of Two Lichen Species Along a Resource Gradient From the Shoreline of Lake MýVatn, Iceland. Aquatic Ecology (2026)

lichenslimnologybloom ecologyhydrobiologiawetlandslake mývatnlichen speciesaquatic ecosystemsfreshwater biologybiologyresource gradientphotosynthesisbiogeographyenvironmental scienceecologyecosystemsbiodiversity

Data and Code for: Benthic and Pelagic Nutrients Vary Over Space and Time in a Shallow Subarctic Lake. Open MIND (2025)

oceanographylimnologyhydrobiologiashallow subarctic lakeaquatic ecosystemsfreshwater biologyearth sciencewater ecologiesbenthic-pelagic couplingfreshwater ecosystemsenvironmental scienceecologypelagic nutrients

Effects of Short-Term Heat Stress on the Thermal Tolerance of Western Corn Rootworm (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). Journal of Insect Science (2025)

extreme environmentswestern corn rootwormshort-term heat stressthermal toleranceapplied entomologybiologyeconomic entomologyentomology

Geographic Variation in Thermal Tolerance of Western Corn Rootworm. Scientific Reports (2025)

extreme environmentsthermal tolerancecrop protectioncrop scienceagronomyplant sciencecrop ecologybiology

Inferring Microalgae Density and Net Ecosystem Production on Soft Sediments Using Infrared Imaging. Limnology and Oceanography Methods (2025)

Anthony R. IvesEmily L. AdlerK. Riley BookJamieson C. BotschÁrni EinarssonIan S. HartColin H. IvesIan JinAmanda R. McCormickJoseph S. Phillips

infrared imagingsoft sedimentsnet ecosystem productionlimnologymicroalgae density

Resource Use Differences of Two Coexisting Chironomid Species at Localized Scales. Oecologia (2024)

Amanda R. McCormickJoseph S. PhillipsJamieson C. BotschJón S. ÓlafssonAnthony R. Ives

chironomid speciesecologylocalized scalesresource use differences

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Jamieson Botsch

Austin Peay State University

Affiliations

Austin Peay State University

College of Business

Department Of Accounting, Finance, And Economics

School Of Social Work

NoneJamieson Botsch is currently serving as a Austin Peay State University faculty at Austin Peay State University.

Honors

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Jamieson Botsch

Austin Peay State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Aquatic Resource Subsidies Are More Important Than Invasive Lupine for Ground-Dwelling Arthropod Communities Around Lake Mývatn. Aquatic Ecology (2026)

Benthic and Pelagic Nutrients Vary Over Space and Time in a Shallow Subarctic Lake. Aquatic Ecology (2026)

Ecosystem Engineering by Primary Consumers Increases Long-Term Benthic Primary Production in Lake MýVatn, Iceland. Aquatic Ecology (2026)

Patterns of Benthic and Pelagic Nitrogen Fixation and Retention in Lake Mývatn. Aquatic Ecology (2026)

The Distribution and Photobiont Characteristics of Two Lichen Species Along a Resource Gradient From the Shoreline of Lake MýVatn, Iceland. Aquatic Ecology (2026)

Data and Code for: Benthic and Pelagic Nutrients Vary Over Space and Time in a Shallow Subarctic Lake. Open MIND (2025)

Effects of Short-Term Heat Stress on the Thermal Tolerance of Western Corn Rootworm (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). Journal of Insect Science (2025)

extreme environmentswestern corn rootwormshort-term heat stressthermal toleranceapplied entomologybiologyeconomic entomologyentomology

Geographic Variation in Thermal Tolerance of Western Corn Rootworm. Scientific Reports (2025)

extreme environmentsthermal tolerancecrop protectioncrop scienceagronomyplant sciencecrop ecologybiology

Inferring Microalgae Density and Net Ecosystem Production on Soft Sediments Using Infrared Imaging. Limnology and Oceanography Methods (2025)

Anthony R. IvesEmily L. AdlerK. Riley BookJamieson C. BotschÁrni EinarssonIan S. HartColin H. IvesIan JinAmanda R. McCormickJoseph S. Phillips

infrared imagingsoft sedimentsnet ecosystem productionlimnologymicroalgae density

Resource Use Differences of Two Coexisting Chironomid Species at Localized Scales. Oecologia (2024)

Amanda R. McCormickJoseph S. PhillipsJamieson C. BotschJón S. ÓlafssonAnthony R. Ives

chironomid speciesecologylocalized scalesresource use differences

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