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Mary Jamieson

Associate Professor

Oakland University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Biological Sciences

Mary Jamieson is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor at Oakland University.

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Mary Jamieson

Oakland University

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ecology environmental science plant science botany evolutionary biology plant physiology avian biology plant ecology climate change vegetation science chemical ecology entomology biology evolutionary ecology conservation biology plant-abiotic interaction plant-insect interactions terrestrial ecology applied plant ecology plant biology linaria dalmatica climatology global change climatic change experimental botany applied ecology plant-animal interactions ecological chemistry altered precipitation patterns outbreak insect herbivore exotic bee species insect science livestock science global ecology wildlife biological conservation ecological entomology biological invasions soil biology horticulture research agricultural biotechnology biotic interactions phytochemistry phytochemicals ecological simulation phenology ecological modelling climate change adaptation climate change effects invasion biology specie distribution anthropogenic effects spatial ecology macroecology disparate impact insect conservation natural diversity biodiversity loss biodiversity conservation biodiversity protection plant-microbe interactions plant-parasite coevolution experimental plant biology chemoprevention strategies multitrophic interactions climate warming global change effects bee functional traits floral resource availability bee communities host trees experimental climate birch phytochemistry performance traits lag phases underutilized resources

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Land Use Change Consistently Reduces α‐ but Not β‐ and γ‐Diversity of Bees. Global Change Biology (2025)

Toby P. N. TsangA. A. Amado De SantisGabriela Armas‐QuiñonezJohn S. AscherEva Samanta Ávila‐GómezAndrás BáldiKimberly M. BallareMario V. BalzanWeronika Banaszak‐CibickaSvenja BänschYves BassetAdam J. BatesJessica M. BaumannMariana Beal‐NevesAshley BennettAntonio Diego M. BezerraBetina BlochteinRiccardo BommarcoBerry BrosiLaura A. BurkleLuísa G. CarvalheiroIgnacio CastellanosMarcela Cely‐SantosHamutahl CohenDrissa CoulibalySaul A. CunninghamSarah CusserIsabelle DajozDeborah A. DelaneyEk Del‐ValMonika EgererMarkus P. EichhornEunice EnríquezMartin H. EntlingNatalia Escobedo‐KeneficPedro Maria Abreu FerreiraGordon FitchJessica R. K. ForrestValérie FournierRobert FowlerBreno M. FreitasHannah R. Gaines‐DayBenoît GeslinJaboury GhazoulPaul GlaumJose L. Gonzalez‐AndujarAdrian González‐ChavesHeather GrabClaudio GrattonSolène GuenatCatalina Gutiérrez‐ChacónMark A. HallMick E. HanleyAnnika HassErnest Ireneusz HennigMartin HermyJuliana HipólitoAndrea HolzschuhSebastian HopfenmüllerKeng‐Lou James HungKristoffer HylanderJordi IzquierdoMary A. JamiesonBirgit JaukerSteve JavorekShalene JhaBjörn K. KlattDavid KleijnAlexandra‐Maria KleinAnikó Kovács‐HostyánszkiJochen KraussMichael KuhlmannPatricia Landaverde‐GonzálezTanya LattyMisha LeongSusannah B. LermanYunhui LiuAna Carolina Pereira MachadoAnson MainRachel MallingerYael MandelikBruno Ferreira MarquesKevin MattesonFrédéric McCuneLing‐Zeng MengJean Paul MetzgerPaula María Montoya‐PfeifferCarolina MoralesLora MorandinJane MorrisonSonja Mudri‐StojnićPakorn NalinrachatakanOlivia NorfolkMark OtienoMia G. ParkStacy M. PhilpottGideon PisantyMontserrat PlascenciaSimon G. PottsEileen F. Power

applied ecologybiodiversity protectionnatural diversityland use changebiodiversity lossecological entomologybiodiversity conservationbee diversitybiological conservationecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologyinsect conservationagricultural expansionsconservation biologyecologycommunity (ecology)biodiversity

Spatiotemporal Variability and Functional Redundancy Obscure Effects of Urbanization on Strawberry Pollinators. Ecosphere (2025)

Kyla D. SchulteCaleb J. WilsonAnna TawrilMary A. Jamieson

strawberry pollinatorsecologyspatiotemporal variabilityurbanization

Genotype, Mycorrhizae, and Herbivory Interact to Shape Strawberry Plant Functional Traits. Frontiers in Plant Science (2022)

Robert L. WhyleAmy M. TrowbridgeMary A. Jamieson

plant biologygeneticsplant-animal interactionsbotanyplant physiologyplant scienceplant breedinggenomicsbiologyevolutionary biologyintegrative plant biologyplant biotechnologyplant geneticsvegetation science

Genotypic Variation in Floral Volatiles Influences Floral Microbiome More Strongly Than Interactions With Herbivores and Mycorrhizae in Strawberries. Horticulture Research (2022)

Na WeiRobert L WhyleTia-Lynn AshmanMary A Jamieson

chemical ecologymicrobial ecologybotanyplant-parasite coevolutionplant-microbe interactionsmicrobiomeplant-insect interactionsplant sciencebiologyplant ecologyplant genotypefloral microbiomeecologysymbiosisgenotypic variationexperimental botany

Abiotic and Biotic Drivers of Strawberry Productivity Across a Rural-Urban Gradient. Basic and Applied Ecology (2021)

Kyla D. ScherrMary A. Jamieson

horticulture researchland useplant-abiotic interactionstrawberry productivitysustainable agricultureagricultural biotechnologyenvironmental scienceagricultural economicsapplied plant ecologybiotic driversplant scienceplant ecologyurban ecologyecologyvegetation scienceapplied ecologyplant physiologyrural-urban gradientaquatic ecosystemsbotanyagricultural sciences

A New State Record of the Rare Bee, Cemolobus Ipomoeae (Hymenoptera, Apidae), From Colorado, USA. Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society (2019)

Adrian L. CarperCollin J. SchwantesMary A. JamiesonAdrian L. CarperCollin J. SchwantesMary A. Jamieson

avian biologyornithologyrare beecemolobus ipomoeaeecologyentomology

Does Urbanization Favour Exotic Bee Species? Implications for the Conservation of Native Bees in Cities. Biology Letters (2019)

Gordon FitchCaleb J. WilsonPaul GlaumChatura VaidyaMaria-Carolina SimaoMary A. Jamieson

avian biologynative beesurbanizationbiologyconservation biologyexotic bee speciesecologyentomology

Geographic Biases in Bee Research Limits Understanding of Species Distribution and Response to Anthropogenic Disturbance. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2019)

Mary A. JamiesonAdrian L. CarperCaleb J. WilsonVirginia L. ScottJason Gibbs

avian biologyhuman impacts on the environmentdisparate impactmacroecologybee research limitswildlifeanthropogenic disturbancespatial ecologyspecie distributionanthropogenic effectsevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologygeographic biasesbiogeographyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changeentomology

Supplemental Methods, Figures, and Tables From Does Urbanization Favour Exotic Bee Species? Implications for the Conservation of Native Bees in Cities. (2019)

Gordon FitchCaleb J. WilsonPaul GlaumChatura VaidyaMaria-Carolina SimaoMary A. Jamieson

avian biologynative beesurbanizationexotic bee speciesecologysupplemental methods

The Effects of Urbanization on Bee Communities Depends on Floral Resource Availability and Bee Functional Traits. PLoS ONE (2019)

Caleb J. WilsonMary A. Jamieson

floral resource availabilityurbanizationbee functional traitsbee communitiesecology

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Mary Jamieson

Associate Professor

Oakland University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Biological Sciences

Mary Jamieson is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor at Oakland University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mary Jamieson

Oakland University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Land Use Change Consistently Reduces α‐ but Not β‐ and γ‐Diversity of Bees. Global Change Biology (2025)

Spatiotemporal Variability and Functional Redundancy Obscure Effects of Urbanization on Strawberry Pollinators. Ecosphere (2025)

Kyla D. SchulteCaleb J. WilsonAnna TawrilMary A. Jamieson

strawberry pollinatorsecologyspatiotemporal variabilityurbanization

Genotype, Mycorrhizae, and Herbivory Interact to Shape Strawberry Plant Functional Traits. Frontiers in Plant Science (2022)

Robert L. WhyleAmy M. TrowbridgeMary A. Jamieson

Genotypic Variation in Floral Volatiles Influences Floral Microbiome More Strongly Than Interactions With Herbivores and Mycorrhizae in Strawberries. Horticulture Research (2022)

Na WeiRobert L WhyleTia-Lynn AshmanMary A Jamieson

Abiotic and Biotic Drivers of Strawberry Productivity Across a Rural-Urban Gradient. Basic and Applied Ecology (2021)

Kyla D. ScherrMary A. Jamieson

A New State Record of the Rare Bee, Cemolobus Ipomoeae (Hymenoptera, Apidae), From Colorado, USA. Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society (2019)

Adrian L. CarperCollin J. SchwantesMary A. JamiesonAdrian L. CarperCollin J. SchwantesMary A. Jamieson

avian biologyornithologyrare beecemolobus ipomoeaeecologyentomology

Does Urbanization Favour Exotic Bee Species? Implications for the Conservation of Native Bees in Cities. Biology Letters (2019)

Gordon FitchCaleb J. WilsonPaul GlaumChatura VaidyaMaria-Carolina SimaoMary A. Jamieson

avian biologynative beesurbanizationbiologyconservation biologyexotic bee speciesecologyentomology

Geographic Biases in Bee Research Limits Understanding of Species Distribution and Response to Anthropogenic Disturbance. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2019)

Mary A. JamiesonAdrian L. CarperCaleb J. WilsonVirginia L. ScottJason Gibbs

Supplemental Methods, Figures, and Tables From Does Urbanization Favour Exotic Bee Species? Implications for the Conservation of Native Bees in Cities. (2019)

Gordon FitchCaleb J. WilsonPaul GlaumChatura VaidyaMaria-Carolina SimaoMary A. Jamieson

avian biologynative beesurbanizationexotic bee speciesecologysupplemental methods

The Effects of Urbanization on Bee Communities Depends on Floral Resource Availability and Bee Functional Traits. PLoS ONE (2019)

Caleb J. WilsonMary A. Jamieson

floral resource availabilityurbanizationbee functional traitsbee communitiesecology

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