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Kathryn Jacobson

Grinnell College

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Biology

NoneKathryn Jacobson is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Grinnell College.

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environmental science ecology microbial ecology arid environments microbiology soil ecology non-rainfall moisture aquatic ecosystems environmental microbiology earth science biogeography forest ecology fungal ecology soil biology plant science drylands vegetation science transport phenomena marine biology hydrology climate change population genetics restoration ecology freshwater biology hydrological sciences soil microbiology agroecology large ephemeral river namib sand sea namib desert ephemeral rivers fungal communities forest ecosystems plo biology hydrological process hydraulic research coastal research water science applied ecology zoology mammalogy watershed management benthic ecology surface-water hydrology hydrobiology terrestrial ecology soil science microbial genetics host genetics medical genetics aquatic organisms zoogeography water ecologies theoretical ecology biometeorology international education curriculum & instruction higher education teaching intercultural education woody debris ecological significance fungal decomposition surface litter water chemistry material transport microbial respiration mesic grasslands hydrologic influences moisture type

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Accounting for Non-Rainfall Moisture and Temperature Improves Litter Decay Model Performance in a Fog-Dominated Dryland System. Biogeosciences (2022)

J. Robert LoganKathe E. Todd-BrownKathryn M. JacobsonPeter J. JacobsonRoland VogtSarah E. Evans

climatic changetheoretical ecologyenvironmental sciencedrylandssoil ecologybiogeographyforest ecologynon-rainfall moisturearid environmentsclimate changeearth sciencebiosystemsbiometeorologyplant sciencehydrometeorologyatmospheric researchfog-dominated dryland systemforestryecologyclimatology

Comment on Bg-2022-16. (2022)

J. Robert LoganKathe E. Todd-BrownKathryn M. JacobsonPeter J. JacobsonRoland VogtSarah E. Evans

Fungal Communities on Standing Litter Are Structured by Moisture Type and Constrain Decomposition in a Hyper-Arid Grassland. Frontiers in Microbiology (2021)

J. Robert LoganKathryn M. JacobsonPeter J. JacobsonSarah E. Evans

fungal communitiesmoisture typeconstrain decompositionsoil microbiologyhyper-arid grasslandmicrobiologyfungal ecologyecologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecology

Why Plants Harbor Complex Endophytic Fungal Communities: Insights From Perennial Bunchgrass Stipagrostis Sabulicola in the Namib Sand Sea. Frontiers in Microbiology (2021)

Anthony J. WenndtSarah E. EvansAnne D. van DiepeningenJ. Robert LoganPeter J. JacobsonMary K. SeelyKathryn M. Jacobson

vegetation scienceenvironmental sciencebotanymicrobiologynamib sand seamarine biologyecologyplant scienceenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecology

Non-Rainfall Moisture: A Key Driver of Microbial Respiration From Standing Litter in Arid, Semiarid, and Mesic Grasslands. Ecosystems (2019)

Sarah EvansKatherine E. O. Todd-BrownKathryn JacobsonPeter Jacobson

soil microbiologyenvironmental sciencedrylandsmicrobial respirationecosystemssoil ecologybiogeographynon-rainfall moisturearid environmentsurban ecologymicrobial ecologyclimate changemicrobiologyrestoration ecologyapplied ecologyenvironmental microbiologyterrestrial ecologyecologymesic grasslandssoil biology

The Effects of Non-Rainfall Moisture on Fungal Communities and Standing Grass Litter Decomposition in a Hyperarid Desert. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2018)

J. R. V. LoganK. M. JacobsonP. J. JacobsonS. Evans

fungal communitiesvegetation sciencenon-rainfall moisturearid environmentsgrass litter decompositionenvironmental sciencedrylandsecosystemsfungal ecologyagroecologyecologyhyperarid desertsoil ecologymicrobial ecologysoil biology

Decomposition of Standing Litter in Arid Grasslands: Interactions Between Sunlight, Non-Rainfall Moisture, Microbes, and Plant Traits. AGUFM (2017)

J. R. V. LoganP. J. JacobsonK. M. JacobsonS. Evans

vegetation scienceforest ecologynon-rainfall moisturesustainable agricultureplant traitsforestryenvironmental sciencemicrobiologyarid grasslandsagroecologyecologyplant sciencesoil ecologymicrobial ecology

Non-Rainfall Moisture Activates Fungal Decomposition of Surface Litter in the Namib Sand Sea. PLoS ONE (2015)

Kathryn JacobsonAnne van DiepeningenSarah EvansRachel FrittsPhilipp GemmelChris MarshoMary SeelyAnthony WenndtXiaoxuan YangPeter Jacobson

fungal decompositionpublic healthaquatic ecosystemsplo biologynon-rainfall moisturearid environmentsenvironmental sciencesurface litternamib sand seafungal ecologymarine biologyecologysoilsoil ecologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologysoil biology

Field Evidence From Namibia Does Not Support the Designation of Angolan and Namibian Subspecies of Welwitschia Mirabilis Hook. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa (2014)

Nicholas JacobsonPeter JacobsonErnst van JaarsveldKathryn Jacobson

field evidenceanthropologybiodiversity

Supporting a Teaching and Learning Community Across Borders: Grinnell College at Gobabeb. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa (2014)

grinnell collegeeducational strategieseducationteacher educationinternational educationexperiential learningcurriculum & instructionafrican american studieshigher educationhigher education teachingservicelearningintercultural education

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Kathryn Jacobson

Grinnell College

Affiliations

Division of Science

Biology

NoneKathryn Jacobson is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Grinnell College.

Honors

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Grinnell College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Accounting for Non-Rainfall Moisture and Temperature Improves Litter Decay Model Performance in a Fog-Dominated Dryland System. Biogeosciences (2022)

J. Robert LoganKathe E. Todd-BrownKathryn M. JacobsonPeter J. JacobsonRoland VogtSarah E. Evans

Comment on Bg-2022-16. (2022)

J. Robert LoganKathe E. Todd-BrownKathryn M. JacobsonPeter J. JacobsonRoland VogtSarah E. Evans

Fungal Communities on Standing Litter Are Structured by Moisture Type and Constrain Decomposition in a Hyper-Arid Grassland. Frontiers in Microbiology (2021)

J. Robert LoganKathryn M. JacobsonPeter J. JacobsonSarah E. Evans

fungal communitiesmoisture typeconstrain decompositionsoil microbiologyhyper-arid grasslandmicrobiologyfungal ecologyecologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecology

Why Plants Harbor Complex Endophytic Fungal Communities: Insights From Perennial Bunchgrass Stipagrostis Sabulicola in the Namib Sand Sea. Frontiers in Microbiology (2021)

Anthony J. WenndtSarah E. EvansAnne D. van DiepeningenJ. Robert LoganPeter J. JacobsonMary K. SeelyKathryn M. Jacobson

vegetation scienceenvironmental sciencebotanymicrobiologynamib sand seamarine biologyecologyplant scienceenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecology

Non-Rainfall Moisture: A Key Driver of Microbial Respiration From Standing Litter in Arid, Semiarid, and Mesic Grasslands. Ecosystems (2019)

Sarah EvansKatherine E. O. Todd-BrownKathryn JacobsonPeter Jacobson

The Effects of Non-Rainfall Moisture on Fungal Communities and Standing Grass Litter Decomposition in a Hyperarid Desert. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2018)

J. R. V. LoganK. M. JacobsonP. J. JacobsonS. Evans

Decomposition of Standing Litter in Arid Grasslands: Interactions Between Sunlight, Non-Rainfall Moisture, Microbes, and Plant Traits. AGUFM (2017)

J. R. V. LoganP. J. JacobsonK. M. JacobsonS. Evans

Non-Rainfall Moisture Activates Fungal Decomposition of Surface Litter in the Namib Sand Sea. PLoS ONE (2015)

Kathryn JacobsonAnne van DiepeningenSarah EvansRachel FrittsPhilipp GemmelChris MarshoMary SeelyAnthony WenndtXiaoxuan YangPeter Jacobson

Field Evidence From Namibia Does Not Support the Designation of Angolan and Namibian Subspecies of Welwitschia Mirabilis Hook. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa (2014)

Nicholas JacobsonPeter JacobsonErnst van JaarsveldKathryn Jacobson

field evidenceanthropologybiodiversity

Supporting a Teaching and Learning Community Across Borders: Grinnell College at Gobabeb. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa (2014)

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