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Jessica A. Savage

University of Minnesota Duluth

Affiliations

Center For Water And The Environment

Swenson College of Science and Engineering

Department Of Biology

NoneJessica A. Savage is currently serving as a Center For Water And The Environment faculty at University of Minnesota Duluth.

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Jessica A. Savage

University of Minnesota Duluth

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ecology plant science botany plant physiology environmental science biology plant ecology tree physiology plant biology forest ecology phenology climate change forestry physiology morphology (biology) ecosystems horticulture research forest ecosystems plant stress plant metabolism forest biology habitat specialization family salicaceae microbial ecology drought terrestrial ecology soil microbiology vegetation science plant development invasive species plant reproduction wood formation phloem physiology munch hypothesis phloem transport velocity atmospheric science environmental microbiology molecular ecology vascular biology plant biotechnology agricultural biotechnology agronomy biological invasions experimental botany integrative plant biology plant cells plant-abiotic interaction soil ecology microbial diversity soil chemistry community structure crop improvement plant breeding vegetable production arboriculture applied plant ecology arid environments cell wall plant histology forest hydrology soil salinity specie distribution phylogenomics temperature measurement climatic impact carbon transport carbon cycling nocturnal conductance soil drought live oaks phenological cues soil moisture ectomycorrhizal fungal communities hydrologic gradient optimal concentration sugar transport

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Cambial and Phloem Reactivation Timing in Relation to Floral Phenology in Four Co-Occurring Woody Species. Tree Physiology (2025)

tree physiologybotanybiologyphenologyplant physiologyplant science

Floral Freezing Tolerance is Tied to Flowering Time in North American Woody Plant Species. Annals of Botany (2024)

tree physiologyplant physiologyplant reproductionbotanybiologyphenologyplant ecologyecologyplant science

Use of Electrolyte Leakage to Assess Floral Damage After Freezing. Applications in Plant Sciences (2024)

botanybiologyplant stressextreme environmentsplant physiologyplant science

Weighing the Risks and Benefits of Flowering Early in the Spring for the Woody Perennial Prunus Pumila. American Journal of Botany (2024)

tree physiologyplant reproductionbotanybiologyplant physiologyplant science

Direct and Indirect Effects of Light on Plant Growth and Conduit Diameter in Populus Seedlings. (2023)

tree physiologyphotomorphogenesisbotanybiologyphotosynthesisplant physiologyplant science

Leaf out Time Correlates With Wood Anatomy Across Large Geographic Scales and Within Local Communities. New Phytologist (2022)

Jessica A. SavageThomas KieckerNatalie McMannDaniel ParkMatthew RothendlerKennedy Mosher

climate changevegetation scienceforest ecologylocal communitiesforestryenvironmental sciencebotanylarge geographic scaleswood anatomyecologyplant science

Understory Evapotranspiration Rates in a Coast Redwood Forest. Ecohydrology (2022)

Shelby R. KassuelkeSalli F. DymondXue FengJessica A. SavageJoseph W. Wagenbrenner

climate changeaquatic ecosystemsearth scienceterrestrial ecologyforest ecologyunderstory evapotranspiration ratesenvironmental scienceforest ecosystemsecohydrologyforest hydrologyapplied ecologycoast redwood forestecology

Coordination of Spring Vascular and Organ Phenology in Deciduous Angiosperms Growing in Seasonally Cold Climates. New Phytologist (2021)

Jessica A. SavageIsabelle Chuine

organ phenologyphysiologyplant ecologyspring vasculardeciduous angiospermsplant physiologyplant science

Early Spring Flowers Rely on Xylem Hydration but Are Not Limited by Stem Xylem Conductivity. New Phytologist (2021)

plant developmentbotanyplant histologybiologyplant cellswood formationmorphology (biology)plant physiologyplant sciencemorphogenesishorticulture research

Seasonal Changes in Temperate Woody Plant Phloem Anatomy and Physiology: Implications for Long-Distance Transport. AoB Plants (2021)

Dustin M RayJessica A Savage

tree physiologyplant physiologylong-distance transportphysiologybotanybiologyplant ecologyphenologyseasonal changesecologyplant scienceintegrative plant biology

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Jessica A. Savage

University of Minnesota Duluth

Affiliations

Center For Water And The Environment

Swenson College of Science and Engineering

Department Of Biology

NoneJessica A. Savage is currently serving as a Center For Water And The Environment faculty at University of Minnesota Duluth.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jessica A. Savage

University of Minnesota Duluth

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cambial and Phloem Reactivation Timing in Relation to Floral Phenology in Four Co-Occurring Woody Species. Tree Physiology (2025)

tree physiologybotanybiologyphenologyplant physiologyplant science

Floral Freezing Tolerance is Tied to Flowering Time in North American Woody Plant Species. Annals of Botany (2024)

tree physiologyplant physiologyplant reproductionbotanybiologyphenologyplant ecologyecologyplant science

Use of Electrolyte Leakage to Assess Floral Damage After Freezing. Applications in Plant Sciences (2024)

botanybiologyplant stressextreme environmentsplant physiologyplant science

Weighing the Risks and Benefits of Flowering Early in the Spring for the Woody Perennial Prunus Pumila. American Journal of Botany (2024)

tree physiologyplant reproductionbotanybiologyplant physiologyplant science

Direct and Indirect Effects of Light on Plant Growth and Conduit Diameter in Populus Seedlings. (2023)

tree physiologyphotomorphogenesisbotanybiologyphotosynthesisplant physiologyplant science

Leaf out Time Correlates With Wood Anatomy Across Large Geographic Scales and Within Local Communities. New Phytologist (2022)

Jessica A. SavageThomas KieckerNatalie McMannDaniel ParkMatthew RothendlerKennedy Mosher

climate changevegetation scienceforest ecologylocal communitiesforestryenvironmental sciencebotanylarge geographic scaleswood anatomyecologyplant science

Understory Evapotranspiration Rates in a Coast Redwood Forest. Ecohydrology (2022)

Shelby R. KassuelkeSalli F. DymondXue FengJessica A. SavageJoseph W. Wagenbrenner

Coordination of Spring Vascular and Organ Phenology in Deciduous Angiosperms Growing in Seasonally Cold Climates. New Phytologist (2021)

Jessica A. SavageIsabelle Chuine

organ phenologyphysiologyplant ecologyspring vasculardeciduous angiospermsplant physiologyplant science

Early Spring Flowers Rely on Xylem Hydration but Are Not Limited by Stem Xylem Conductivity. New Phytologist (2021)

plant developmentbotanyplant histologybiologyplant cellswood formationmorphology (biology)plant physiologyplant sciencemorphogenesishorticulture research

Seasonal Changes in Temperate Woody Plant Phloem Anatomy and Physiology: Implications for Long-Distance Transport. AoB Plants (2021)

Dustin M RayJessica A Savage

tree physiologyplant physiologylong-distance transportphysiologybotanybiologyplant ecologyphenologyseasonal changesecologyplant scienceintegrative plant biology

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