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Kyle G. Wickings

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Cornell University

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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Department of Entomology

Kyle G. Wickings is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor at Cornell University.

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ecology soil environmental science soil biology agricultural economics microbial ecology ecosystems biogeochemistry soil biodiversity soil microbiology pest management microbiology community (ecology) soil ecology applied ecology sustainable agriculture plant soil biodiversity environmental microbiology agronomy forest ecosystems applied entomology fungal ecology biological pest control crop protection pest control carbon sequestration forest ecology integrated pest management soil dynamics ecological applications soil carbon cycle microbial diversity soil organic matter soil fertility soil biogeochemical cycling soil carbon sequestration soil management nematode pest integrated plant protection ecological entomology plant-soil interactions plant protection forest soils cover crops rhizosphere soil carbon nematology insecticides soil organisms root-soil interactions aboveground-belowground interactions plant-microbe interactions plant health fungal symbiosis terrestrial arthropods soil science organic farming ecosystem interactions insect conservation endophyte research litter chemistry soil nematodes fire ant suppression long-term consequences biogeochemical changes sequester soil carbon temperate forests litter chemical complexity plant litter fungi accelerate carbon nitrogen cycling co 2 soil biogeochemical models next frontier phenolic priming symbiosis soil microbial community entomology

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Common Soil Invertebrate (Collembola: Isotomiella Minor) Reduces Weed Biomass and Alters Weed Communities. Applied Soil Ecology (2025)

Ashley B. JerniganJenny Kao-KniffinSarah PethybridgeLynn SosnoskieKyle Wickings

common soil invertebratesoilweed researchsoil biodiversityisotomiella minorsoil biologyenvironmental sciencecommunity (ecology)weed scienceweed biomassapplied ecologyecologyweed technologysoil ecology

Cultivating Ecological Awareness in Middle-School Students Through Short Interactions With Urban Soil Ecosystems. Urban Ecosystems (2025)

Hayden W. BockKyle G. Wickings

environmental educationecological engineeringlearning environmentsecological awarenessenvironmental psychologyurban soil ecosystemsenvironmental scienceeducationscience educationapplied ecologyecologyurban ecologyenvironmental knowledgemiddle-school students

Insecticides May Facilitate the Escape of Weeds From Biological Control. PeerJ (2025)

Elizabeth K. RowenKirsten Ann PearsonsRichard G. SmithKyle WickingsJohn F. Tooker

weed technologysustainable agricultureintegrated pest managementpest managementcrop-weed interactionsweed controlweed researchentomologychemical ecologyppm approachenvironmental protectionpest controlbiological pest controlcrop protectionsoybean treatmentsagricultural economicsintegrated plant protectioninsecticide use

Common Soil Invertebrate (Collembola: Isotomiella Minor) Reduces Weed Biomass and Alters Weed Communities. (2024)

Ashley JerniganJenny Kao-KniffinSarah PethybridgeLynn SosnoskieKyle Wickings

common soil invertebratesoilweed researchsoil biodiversityreduces weed biomassisotomiella minorsoil biologyenvironmental sciencecommunity (ecology)weed scienceapplied ecologyecologyweed technologysoil ecology

Co-Occurrence of Entomopathogenic Nematodes and Earthworms Enhances Enduring Biocontrol Activity and Microbial Diversity in a Naturalized Plant-Soil System. Biological Control (2024)

Maryam ChelkhaRubén Blanco-PérezDavid LabargaMaría de ToroJorge Dueñas-HernaniKyle WickingsRaquel Campos-Herrera

microbial diversitysoilnaturalized plant-soil systemsoil biodiversitysoil microbiologynematode pestmicrobial ecologyplant soilmicroorganismsapplied entomologybiological pest controlentomopathogenic nematodesecologymicrobiologysoil biology

Lawn Management Intensity Leads to Contrasting Effects on Belowground Ecology and Turfgrass Aesthetic. Urban forestry & urban greening (2024)

Hayden W. BockOlivia B. MorseFrank S. RossiPeter M. GroffmanJed P. SparksKyle G. Wickings

lawn management intensityaboveground-belowground interactionsecosystemsapplied ecologyecological applicationsturfgrass aestheticbelowground ecologyland useecologyagricultural economicsapplied plant ecology

Microarthropods Improve Oat Nutritional Quality and Mediate Fertilizer Effects on Soil Biological Activity. Agronomy Journal (2024)

Ashley B. JerniganJenny Kao‐KniffinSarah PethybridgeKyle Wickings

sustainable agriculturesoilplant metricssoil carbonsoil fertilitysoil biologyagronomyfertilizer effectsagroecosystemsecologyplant soilagricultural economicssoil ecology

Soil Animal Communities Demonstrate Simplification Without Homogenization Along an Urban Gradient. Ecological Applications (2024)

Hayden W. BockPeter M. GroffmanJed P. SparksFrank S. RossiKyle G. Wickings

soil animal communitiesbiodiversitysoil biodiversityurbanizationecosystemsenvironmental scienceanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)functional ecologyurban vegetationcommunity homogenizationapplied ecologyecologyurban ecologyurban homogenization

Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Collembola (Isotomiella Minor) and Plant Pathogenic Fungi (Rhizoctonia Solani) Interactions. Applied Soil Ecology (2024)

Ashley B. JerniganJenny Kao-KniffinSarah PethybridgeKyle Wickings

soilfungal ecologymicroorganismsorganic matterecologyfungal biologyplant diseaseplant pathologyplant soilbiologyfungusmycelial interactionsoil biologyplant pathogensmicrobial ecologyrhizospherei. minor abundancesmicrobiologyfungal symbiosis

Collembola (Isotomidae) and Mowing Management Practices Control Distinct Aspects of Thatch Decomposition in a Lawn Mesocosm Experiment. Pedobiologia (2023)

Hayden W. BockKyle Wickings

soilsoil biodiversitysoil microbiologyecosystemsenvironmental microbiologyenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologycommunity (ecology)soil organismsmicrobial respirationlawn mesocosm experimentmicroorganismssoil mesofaunaapplied ecologyecologysoil biologysoil ecology

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Kyle G. Wickings

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Department of Entomology

Kyle G. Wickings is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences Professor at Cornell University.

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Cornell University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Common Soil Invertebrate (Collembola: Isotomiella Minor) Reduces Weed Biomass and Alters Weed Communities. Applied Soil Ecology (2025)

Ashley B. JerniganJenny Kao-KniffinSarah PethybridgeLynn SosnoskieKyle Wickings

Cultivating Ecological Awareness in Middle-School Students Through Short Interactions With Urban Soil Ecosystems. Urban Ecosystems (2025)

Hayden W. BockKyle G. Wickings

Insecticides May Facilitate the Escape of Weeds From Biological Control. PeerJ (2025)

Elizabeth K. RowenKirsten Ann PearsonsRichard G. SmithKyle WickingsJohn F. Tooker

Common Soil Invertebrate (Collembola: Isotomiella Minor) Reduces Weed Biomass and Alters Weed Communities. (2024)

Ashley JerniganJenny Kao-KniffinSarah PethybridgeLynn SosnoskieKyle Wickings

Co-Occurrence of Entomopathogenic Nematodes and Earthworms Enhances Enduring Biocontrol Activity and Microbial Diversity in a Naturalized Plant-Soil System. Biological Control (2024)

Maryam ChelkhaRubén Blanco-PérezDavid LabargaMaría de ToroJorge Dueñas-HernaniKyle WickingsRaquel Campos-Herrera

Lawn Management Intensity Leads to Contrasting Effects on Belowground Ecology and Turfgrass Aesthetic. Urban forestry & urban greening (2024)

Hayden W. BockOlivia B. MorseFrank S. RossiPeter M. GroffmanJed P. SparksKyle G. Wickings

Microarthropods Improve Oat Nutritional Quality and Mediate Fertilizer Effects on Soil Biological Activity. Agronomy Journal (2024)

Ashley B. JerniganJenny Kao‐KniffinSarah PethybridgeKyle Wickings

sustainable agriculturesoilplant metricssoil carbonsoil fertilitysoil biologyagronomyfertilizer effectsagroecosystemsecologyplant soilagricultural economicssoil ecology

Soil Animal Communities Demonstrate Simplification Without Homogenization Along an Urban Gradient. Ecological Applications (2024)

Hayden W. BockPeter M. GroffmanJed P. SparksFrank S. RossiKyle G. Wickings

Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Collembola (Isotomiella Minor) and Plant Pathogenic Fungi (Rhizoctonia Solani) Interactions. Applied Soil Ecology (2024)

Ashley B. JerniganJenny Kao-KniffinSarah PethybridgeKyle Wickings

Collembola (Isotomidae) and Mowing Management Practices Control Distinct Aspects of Thatch Decomposition in a Lawn Mesocosm Experiment. Pedobiologia (2023)

Hayden W. BockKyle Wickings

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