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John D. Stark

Professor Ecotoxicology Program Director Washington Stormwater Center

Washington State University

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College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences

Entomology

John D. Stark is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Human, And Natural Resource Sciences Professor Ecotoxicology Program Director Washington Stormwater Center at Washington State University.

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John D. Stark

Washington State University

Professor Ecotoxicology Program Director Washington Stormwater Center

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ecology entomology environmental science avian biology toxicology agricultural economics ecotoxicology pesticide science insect science economic entomology environmental engineering environmental toxicology botany ecotoxicity pest management fish biology water quality applied entomology aquatic toxicology ecological risk assessment environmental research environmental safety methyl eugenol oriental fruit fly surrogate species environmental hazards insecticides environmental pollution plant-insect interactions biodiversity risk assessment sustainable agriculture environmental quality pest control environmental exposures sublethal effects pest science toxins wildlife applied microbiology arthropod taxonomy animal reproduction ecological modelling phytotoxicity short-term variability population ecology population growth rate melon flies male annihilation oriental fruit flies tephritid fruit flies biocontrol agents zoology comparative toxicology predictive toxicology environmental fate insect conservation population balance modeling population exposure integrated assessment specie distribution impact assessment environmental quality management soil science environmental biology watershed management non-target invertebrates pesticide mixtures life history strategies mediterranean fruit fly acute mortality pesticide-residue analysis selective toxicity urban hydrology trophic impact terrestrial ecology environmental health

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Comparative Demography of Two Wild Cladoceran Species, Alona Quadrangularis and Scapholeberis Mucronata, Collected in Western Washington State and Reared Under Laboratory Conditions. Invertebrate Biology (2024)

Melissa K. DriessnackJenifer McIntyreJohn D. Stark

scapholeberis mucronatawild cladoceran speciesdemographycomparative demographyecology

Deconstructing the Iobc Tiered Method: Are We Overestimating the Compatibility of Pesticides and Natural Enemies?. Biological Control (2024)

John D. StarkJohn E. Banks

pesticide sciencedisease controlenvironmental sciencenatural enemies

Assessing Critical Population Thresholds Under Periodic Disturbances. Ecosphere (2023)

Azmy S. AcklehAmy VeprauskasJohn BanksJohn Stark

population ecologyecologyperiodic disturbancescritical population thresholds

Neonicotinoid Mixture Alters Trophic Interactions in a Freshwater Aquatic Invertebrate Community. The Science of The Total Environment (2023)

Claire DuchetFan HouCailin A. SinclairZhenyu TianAlyssa KraftVojtech KolarEdward P. KolodziejJenifer K. McIntyreJohn D. Stark

aquatic ecosystemstotal environmentenvironmental sciencepharmacologyecology

A Bayesian Modeling Framework to Predict Stormwater Pollutant Reduction in Bioretention Media. Ecological Engineering (2022)

Thorsten KnappenbergerAnand D. JayakaranJohn D. Stark

stormwater pollutant reductionecological engineeringenvironmental engineeringbioretention mediastormwater

Chronic Toxicity of Three Formulations of Neonicotinoid Insecticides and Their Mixture on Two Daphniid Species: Daphnia Magna and Ceriodaphnia Dubia. Aquatic Toxicology (2022)

Claire DuchetChelsea J. MitchellJenifer K. McIntyreJohn D. Stark

toxicologydaphnia magnachronic toxicitydaphniid speciesceriodaphnia dubiaaquatic toxicologypharmacologyneonicotinoid insecticides

Toxicity of Chlorantraniliprole and It’s Formulated Product, Altacor®, to Individuals and Populations of Ceriodaphnia Dubia Richard. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (2022)

John D. StarkMu QiaoJohn E. Banks

toxicologyecotoxicityformulated productenvironmental toxicologyceriodaphnia dubia richardpharmacologyphytotoxicity

A Tale of Two Metrics: The Epa Risk Quotient Approach Versus the Delay in Population Growth Index for Determination of Pesticide Risk to Aquatic Species. Ecotoxicology (2021)

John D. StarkJohn E. Banks

aquatic speciesaquatic ecosystemspesticide riskecotoxicologyaquatic toxicologyecologypopulation growth index

Chronic Toxicity of Three Neonicotinoid Insecticides and Their Mixture on Two Daphniid Species: Daphnia Magna and Ceriodaphnia Dubia. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Claire DuchetChelsea J. MitchellJenifer K. McIntyreJohn D. Stark

toxicologychronic toxicitydaphniid speciesneonicotinoid insecticidespharmacology

Treading Water: Tire Wear Particle Leachate Recreates an Urban Runoff Mortality Syndrome in Coho but Not Chum Salmon. Environmental Science & Technology (2021)

Jenifer K. McIntyreJasmine PratJames CameronJillian WetzelEmma MudrockKatherine T. PeterZhenyu TianCailin MackenzieJessica LundinJohn D. StarkKennith KingJay W. DavisEdward P. KolodziejNathaniel L. Scholz

water qualityhuman impacts on the environmentshort-term variabilityenvironmental scienceavian biologyenvironmental pollutionparticle leachatechum salmonenvironmental fateurban ecologywater pollutionpublic healthenvironmental hazardsfish biologycoastal researchurban hydrologyenvironmental engineeringenvironmental researchwatershed management

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John D. Stark

Professor Ecotoxicology Program Director Washington Stormwater Center

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences

Entomology

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John D. Stark

Washington State University

Professor Ecotoxicology Program Director Washington Stormwater Center

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Melissa K. DriessnackJenifer McIntyreJohn D. Stark

scapholeberis mucronatawild cladoceran speciesdemographycomparative demographyecology

Deconstructing the Iobc Tiered Method: Are We Overestimating the Compatibility of Pesticides and Natural Enemies?. Biological Control (2024)

John D. StarkJohn E. Banks

pesticide sciencedisease controlenvironmental sciencenatural enemies

Assessing Critical Population Thresholds Under Periodic Disturbances. Ecosphere (2023)

Azmy S. AcklehAmy VeprauskasJohn BanksJohn Stark

population ecologyecologyperiodic disturbancescritical population thresholds

Neonicotinoid Mixture Alters Trophic Interactions in a Freshwater Aquatic Invertebrate Community. The Science of The Total Environment (2023)

Claire DuchetFan HouCailin A. SinclairZhenyu TianAlyssa KraftVojtech KolarEdward P. KolodziejJenifer K. McIntyreJohn D. Stark

aquatic ecosystemstotal environmentenvironmental sciencepharmacologyecology

A Bayesian Modeling Framework to Predict Stormwater Pollutant Reduction in Bioretention Media. Ecological Engineering (2022)

Thorsten KnappenbergerAnand D. JayakaranJohn D. Stark

stormwater pollutant reductionecological engineeringenvironmental engineeringbioretention mediastormwater

Chronic Toxicity of Three Formulations of Neonicotinoid Insecticides and Their Mixture on Two Daphniid Species: Daphnia Magna and Ceriodaphnia Dubia. Aquatic Toxicology (2022)

Claire DuchetChelsea J. MitchellJenifer K. McIntyreJohn D. Stark

toxicologydaphnia magnachronic toxicitydaphniid speciesceriodaphnia dubiaaquatic toxicologypharmacologyneonicotinoid insecticides

Toxicity of Chlorantraniliprole and It’s Formulated Product, Altacor®, to Individuals and Populations of Ceriodaphnia Dubia Richard. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (2022)

John D. StarkMu QiaoJohn E. Banks

toxicologyecotoxicityformulated productenvironmental toxicologyceriodaphnia dubia richardpharmacologyphytotoxicity

A Tale of Two Metrics: The Epa Risk Quotient Approach Versus the Delay in Population Growth Index for Determination of Pesticide Risk to Aquatic Species. Ecotoxicology (2021)

John D. StarkJohn E. Banks

aquatic speciesaquatic ecosystemspesticide riskecotoxicologyaquatic toxicologyecologypopulation growth index

Chronic Toxicity of Three Neonicotinoid Insecticides and Their Mixture on Two Daphniid Species: Daphnia Magna and Ceriodaphnia Dubia. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

Claire DuchetChelsea J. MitchellJenifer K. McIntyreJohn D. Stark

toxicologychronic toxicitydaphniid speciesneonicotinoid insecticidespharmacology

Treading Water: Tire Wear Particle Leachate Recreates an Urban Runoff Mortality Syndrome in Coho but Not Chum Salmon. Environmental Science & Technology (2021)

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