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Martin F. Jurgensen

Research Professor

Michigan Technological University

Affiliations

College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science

Martin F. Jurgensen is currently serving as a College Of Forest Resources And Environmental Science Research Professor at Michigan Technological University.

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Martin F. Jurgensen

Michigan Technological University

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environmental science forestry forest ecology ecology plant science soil science earth science forest research forest ecosystems climate change botany agricultural economics sustainable agriculture soil biology soil entomology forest biology soil ecology wood science vegetation science land use avian biology terrestrial ecology forest soils plant physiology fire ecology pest science restoration ecology arid environments ecosystems livestock science plant ecology horticulture research insect science canadian studies applied entomology forest productivity wood decomposition wood harvesting site preparation soil chemistry western montana soil compaction forest resource management soil organic matter soil properties soil management landscape ecology forest entomology soil carbon cycle arboriculture plant biology soil biochemistry boreal forests formica rufa group northern lower michigan nitrogen pools environmental biology plant nutrition crop ecology forest carbon forest biomass forest restoration wood ants eastern spain soil carbon canopy cover effects northern red oak coarse woody debris terrestrial ecosystems soil biogeochemical cycling spatial ecology wildlife ecology north america whole tree harvesting northern hardwood sites global climate change organic matter decomposition deforestation

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Wood Decomposition in Poorly-Drained Forested Wetland Soils: How Important Are Termites?. Soil Biology and Biochemistry (2025)

Mary Beth AdamsChris MillerGregory W. McCartyMegan LangSteve StranoDeborah S. Page-DumroeseAl RizzoBradford M. KardMartin F. Jurgensen

wood decompositionwetlandssoil biologysoil sciencesoil biochemistryenvironmental sciencesoil

Long-Term Nitrogen Addition in a Boreal Forest Affects Wood-Inhabiting Fungal Communities and Influences Wood Decomposition. Forest Ecology and Management (2024)

Katelyn AlexanderMichael S. StricklandMartin F. JurgensenMichelle A. JusinoMark T. BanikDerek N. PiersonJoanne M. TirockeR. Kasten DumroeseDeborah S. Page-DumroeseDaniel L. Lindner

forest ecologylong-term nitrogen additionforest biologyforest ecosystemswood-inhabiting fungal communitiesecology

Refinement of the Carbon to Loss on Ignition Relationship in Forest Soils. Canadian Journal of Soil Science (2024)

Grady J. BoyleEvan S. KaneLucas E. NaveKatherine A. HeckmanMartin F. Jurgensen

carboncarbon sequestrationsoil sciencesoil carbon cycleignition relationshipenvironmental sciencecarbon cycle

Soil Amendments Alter Tree Growth and Wood Decay After Forest Thinning. Soil Science Society of America Journal (2024)

Deborah S. Page‐DumroeseMartin F. JurgensenChris A. MillerJoanne M. TirockeDerek N. PiersonCole MaynMark J. KimseyHaley C. Anderson

soil sciencesoil amendmentstree growthwood decayforest thinningenvironmental sciencesoil

Coarse Woody Debris and Carbon Stocks in Pine Forests After 50 Years of Recovery From Harvesting in Northeastern California. Forests (2023)

Jianwei ZhangDeborah S. Page-DumroeseMartin F. JurgensenMatt BusseKim G. Mattson

human impacts on the environmentland usecarbon sequestrationpine forestswood harvestingforest restorationforest ecologycoarse woody debrisrestoration ecologyforest ecosystemsforestrynortheastern californiaenvironmental scienceecologycarbon stocks

Prescribed Burning Alters Insects and Wood Decay in a Sagebrush-Steppe Rangeland in Southwestern Idaho, United States. Rangeland Ecology & Management (2023)

Deborah S. Page-DumroeseStephen P. CookBradford M. KardMartin F. JurgensenChris A. MillerJoanne M. Tirocke

land usewildlifenatural resource managementconservation biologyenvironmental sciencealters insectsfire ecologyspatial ecologywood decaypest managementecologyapplied ecologyunited statesrangeland productivityearth scienceforestryentomologysagebrush-steppe rangelandplant-insect interactionsinsect sciencelandscape ecologysouthwestern idahoarid environments

Controls of Initial Wood Decomposition on and in Forest Soils Using Standard Material. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change (2022)

Anita C. RischDeborah S. Page-DumroeseAnna K. SchweigerJames R. BeattieMike P. CurranLeena FinérMike D. HyslopYong LiuMartin SchützTom A. TerryWeiwei WangMartin F. Jurgensen

soil propertieswood scienceglobal changeforest soilsstandard materialsoil scienceforest ecologysoil restorationplant scienceearth sciencesoil dynamicsmaterials scienceinitial wood decompositionforestryenvironmental scienceforest research

Termite Feeding on Aspen and Pine Stakes on a High Elevation Sagebrush-Steppe Rangeland in Southeastern Idaho. Southwestern Entomologist (2022)

B. M. KardD. S. Page-DumroeseS. P. CookM. F. JurgensenJ. M. Tirocke

land useenvironmental sciencearid environmentsapplied entomologyplant scienceecologypine stakesforest entomologypest scienceearth scienceterrestrial ecologyforestrybiogeographyentomologysoutheastern idahoterrestrial ecosystemsbotanyforest ecologyinsect sciencearboriculture

Coarse Woody Debris Decomposition Assessment Tool: Model Development and Sensitivity Analysis. PLoS ONE (2021)

Zhaohua DaiCarl C. TrettinAndrew J. BurtonMartin F. JurgensenDeborah S. Page-DumroeseBrian T. ForschlerJonathan S. SchillingDaniel L. Lindner

model developmentecologyforestry

Coarse Woody Debris Decomposition Assessment Tool: Model Validation and Application. PLoS ONE (2021)

Zhaohua DaiCarl C. TrettinAndrew J. BurtonMartin F. JurgensenDeborah S. Page-DumroeseBrian T. ForschlerJonathan S. SchillingDaniel L. Lindner

environmental engineeringforestrymodel validation

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Martin F. Jurgensen

Research Professor

Michigan Technological University

Affiliations

College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science

Martin F. Jurgensen is currently serving as a College Of Forest Resources And Environmental Science Research Professor at Michigan Technological University.

Honors

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Martin F. Jurgensen

Michigan Technological University

Research Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Wood Decomposition in Poorly-Drained Forested Wetland Soils: How Important Are Termites?. Soil Biology and Biochemistry (2025)

Mary Beth AdamsChris MillerGregory W. McCartyMegan LangSteve StranoDeborah S. Page-DumroeseAl RizzoBradford M. KardMartin F. Jurgensen

wood decompositionwetlandssoil biologysoil sciencesoil biochemistryenvironmental sciencesoil

Long-Term Nitrogen Addition in a Boreal Forest Affects Wood-Inhabiting Fungal Communities and Influences Wood Decomposition. Forest Ecology and Management (2024)

Katelyn AlexanderMichael S. StricklandMartin F. JurgensenMichelle A. JusinoMark T. BanikDerek N. PiersonJoanne M. TirockeR. Kasten DumroeseDeborah S. Page-DumroeseDaniel L. Lindner

forest ecologylong-term nitrogen additionforest biologyforest ecosystemswood-inhabiting fungal communitiesecology

Refinement of the Carbon to Loss on Ignition Relationship in Forest Soils. Canadian Journal of Soil Science (2024)

Grady J. BoyleEvan S. KaneLucas E. NaveKatherine A. HeckmanMartin F. Jurgensen

carboncarbon sequestrationsoil sciencesoil carbon cycleignition relationshipenvironmental sciencecarbon cycle

Soil Amendments Alter Tree Growth and Wood Decay After Forest Thinning. Soil Science Society of America Journal (2024)

Deborah S. Page‐DumroeseMartin F. JurgensenChris A. MillerJoanne M. TirockeDerek N. PiersonCole MaynMark J. KimseyHaley C. Anderson

soil sciencesoil amendmentstree growthwood decayforest thinningenvironmental sciencesoil

Coarse Woody Debris and Carbon Stocks in Pine Forests After 50 Years of Recovery From Harvesting in Northeastern California. Forests (2023)

Jianwei ZhangDeborah S. Page-DumroeseMartin F. JurgensenMatt BusseKim G. Mattson

Prescribed Burning Alters Insects and Wood Decay in a Sagebrush-Steppe Rangeland in Southwestern Idaho, United States. Rangeland Ecology & Management (2023)

Deborah S. Page-DumroeseStephen P. CookBradford M. KardMartin F. JurgensenChris A. MillerJoanne M. Tirocke

Controls of Initial Wood Decomposition on and in Forest Soils Using Standard Material. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change (2022)

Anita C. RischDeborah S. Page-DumroeseAnna K. SchweigerJames R. BeattieMike P. CurranLeena FinérMike D. HyslopYong LiuMartin SchützTom A. TerryWeiwei WangMartin F. Jurgensen

Termite Feeding on Aspen and Pine Stakes on a High Elevation Sagebrush-Steppe Rangeland in Southeastern Idaho. Southwestern Entomologist (2022)

B. M. KardD. S. Page-DumroeseS. P. CookM. F. JurgensenJ. M. Tirocke

Coarse Woody Debris Decomposition Assessment Tool: Model Development and Sensitivity Analysis. PLoS ONE (2021)

Zhaohua DaiCarl C. TrettinAndrew J. BurtonMartin F. JurgensenDeborah S. Page-DumroeseBrian T. ForschlerJonathan S. SchillingDaniel L. Lindner

model developmentecologyforestry

Coarse Woody Debris Decomposition Assessment Tool: Model Validation and Application. PLoS ONE (2021)

Zhaohua DaiCarl C. TrettinAndrew J. BurtonMartin F. JurgensenDeborah S. Page-DumroeseBrian T. ForschlerJonathan S. SchillingDaniel L. Lindner

environmental engineeringforestrymodel validation

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