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Marcel Rejmanek

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Davis

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College of Biological Sciences

Evolution and Ecology

Marcel Rejmanek is currently serving as a College Of Biological Sciences Professor Emeritus at University of California, Davis.

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University of California, Davis

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ecology invasion biology environmental science conservation biology vegetation science botany plant science plant ecology biogeography biological invasions avian biology evolutionary biology biodiversity biology entomology plant biology climate change forest ecology plant diversity invasive species evolutionary ecology plant invasions specie distribution global ecology forestry wildlife ecology plant taxonomy weed science biological conservation applied ecology applied plant ecology animal ecology wildlife horticulture research livestock science phytogeography theoretical ecology invasive plants integrative plant biology landscape ecology population ecology macroecology terrestrial ecology general aspects fallopia japonica pest management forest ecosystems pest science coastal research environmental biology rodent ecology phycology plant biodiversity coral reefs open access tree growth phenology spatial ecology alien plants invasive alien species special problems species richness south africa genome size vegetation dynamics seed production invasive plant species spatial arrangement naturalized species southern brazil mutualistic interactions mutualism (biology) biotic interactions arid environments sedimentation coastal geomorphology spatial aggregation tropical ecology community (ecology) different plant species

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Predictions of Species Distributions Based Only on Models Estimating Future Climate Change Are Not Reliable. Scientific Reports (2024)

Spyros TsiftsisZuzana ŠtípkováMarcel RejmánekPavel Kindlmann

climate changebiostatisticsclimate projectionsfuture climate changeecological modellingclimatic changegeoscientific model developmenttheoretical ecologyscientific computingfuture climatic changeenvironmental scienceclimate modelsclimate dynamicsecologyclimate modellingenvironmental modelling

Are Invasive Species a Phylogenetically Clustered Subset of Naturalized Species in Regional Floras? a Case Study for Flowering Plants in China. Diversity and Distributions (2022)

Hong QianMarcel RejmánekShenhua Qian

naturalized speciesdistribution (marketing)biodiversityavian biologyplant diversityphylogeneticsregional florasevolutionary biologyinvasion biologyecologyspecie distribution

Pittosporum Undulatum Vent. is an Invasive Tree on Robinson Crusoe Island (Juan FernáNdez Archipelago), Chile. Gayana. Botánica (2021)

Marcel Rejmánek

juan fernandez archipelagoenvironmental sciencebotanybiological invasionsbiologyplant ecologyrobinson crusoe islandplant biologyecologyplant scienceinvasive treepittosporum undulatum vent

Nine Decades of Major Compositional Changes in a Central European Beech Forest Protected Area. Plant Ecology (2020)

Romana PrausováJan DoležalMarcel Rejmánek

earth sciencecentral european beechenvironmental scienceplant ecologymajor compositional changesforest conservationecologyconservation biology

Vegetation Succession: A New Synthesis. Trends in Ecology & Evolution (2020)

Marcel Rejmánek

evolutionary ecologytheoretical ecologyvegetation successionenvironmental scienceecosystemscommunity (ecology)global ecologymacroecologyforest ecologyintegrative plant biologyconservation biologyvegetation sciencerestoration ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyterrestrial ecologyfunctional ecologyevolutionary biologypopulation ecologyecology

Open Access Solutions for Biodiversity Journals: Do Not Replace One Problem With Another. Diversity and Distributions (2019)

A. Townsend PetersonRobert P. AndersonMaria BegerJanine BolligerLluís BrotonsChristopher P. BurridgeMarlon E. CobosAngela P. Cuervo‐RobayoEnrico Di MininJeffrey DiezJane ElithClare B. EmblingLuis E. EscobarFranz EsslKenneth J. FeeleyLucy HawkesDaniel Jiménez‐GarcíaLaura JimenezDavid M. GreenEva KnopIngolf KühnJosé J. Lahoz‐MonfortAndres Lira‐NoriegaJorge M. LoboRafael LoyolaRalph Mac NallyFernando Machado‐StredelEnrique Martínez‐MeyerMichael McCarthyCory MerowJavier NoriClaudia Nuñez‐PenichetLuis Osorio-OlveraPetr PyšekMarcel RejmánekAnthony RicciardiMark RobertsonOctavio Rojas SotoDaniel Romero‐AlvarezNúria Roura‐PascualLuca SantiniDavid S. SchoemanBoris SchröderJorge SoberonDiederik StrubbeWilfried ThuillerAnna TravesetEric A. TremlTomáš VáclavíkSara VarelaJames E. M. WatsonYolanda WiersmaBrendan WintleCarlos Yanez‐ArenasDamaris Zurell

open accessopen access solutionsdistribution (marketing)biodiversityecology

Predicting Invasiveness of Exotic Woody Species Using a Traits‐Based Framework. Ecology (2019)

Gabriela C. Nunez‐MirQinfeng GuoMarcel RejmánekBasil V. IannoneSonglin Fei

exotic woody speciesbiological invasionsavian biologytraits-based frameworkinvasion biologyecologyentomology

Recent Anthropogenic Plant Extinctions Differ in Biodiversity Hotspots and Coldspots. Current Biology (2019)

Johannes J. Le RouxCang HuiMaria L. CastilloJosé M. IriondoJan-Hendrik KeetAnatoliy A. KhapuginFrédéric MédailMarcel RejmánekGenevieve TheronFlorencia A. YannelliHeidi Hirsch

ecologyconservation biologybiodiversity hotspots

The Species Diversity × Fire Severity Relationship is Hump‐Shaped in Semiarid Yellow Pine and Mixed Conifer Forests. Ecosphere (2019)

Clark RichterMarcel RejmánekJesse E. D. MillerKevin R. WelchJonahMaria WeeksHugh Safford

climate changeforest ecologysemiarid yellow pineenvironmental sciencebiodiversityfire ecologyplant diversityecologymixed conifer forests

Book Review: The Green Menace – Emerald Ash Borer and the Invasive Species Problem by Jordan D. Marché II. NeoBiota (2018)

Marcel Rejmanek

emerald ash borerinvasive species problemenvironmental sciencegreen menaceinvasive species

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Marcel Rejmanek

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Biological Sciences

Evolution and Ecology

Marcel Rejmanek is currently serving as a College Of Biological Sciences Professor Emeritus at University of California, Davis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Marcel Rejmanek

University of California, Davis

Professor Emeritus

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Predictions of Species Distributions Based Only on Models Estimating Future Climate Change Are Not Reliable. Scientific Reports (2024)

Spyros TsiftsisZuzana ŠtípkováMarcel RejmánekPavel Kindlmann

Are Invasive Species a Phylogenetically Clustered Subset of Naturalized Species in Regional Floras? a Case Study for Flowering Plants in China. Diversity and Distributions (2022)

Hong QianMarcel RejmánekShenhua Qian

naturalized speciesdistribution (marketing)biodiversityavian biologyplant diversityphylogeneticsregional florasevolutionary biologyinvasion biologyecologyspecie distribution

Pittosporum Undulatum Vent. is an Invasive Tree on Robinson Crusoe Island (Juan FernáNdez Archipelago), Chile. Gayana. Botánica (2021)

Marcel Rejmánek

juan fernandez archipelagoenvironmental sciencebotanybiological invasionsbiologyplant ecologyrobinson crusoe islandplant biologyecologyplant scienceinvasive treepittosporum undulatum vent

Nine Decades of Major Compositional Changes in a Central European Beech Forest Protected Area. Plant Ecology (2020)

Romana PrausováJan DoležalMarcel Rejmánek

earth sciencecentral european beechenvironmental scienceplant ecologymajor compositional changesforest conservationecologyconservation biology

Vegetation Succession: A New Synthesis. Trends in Ecology & Evolution (2020)

Marcel Rejmánek

Open Access Solutions for Biodiversity Journals: Do Not Replace One Problem With Another. Diversity and Distributions (2019)

open accessopen access solutionsdistribution (marketing)biodiversityecology

Predicting Invasiveness of Exotic Woody Species Using a Traits‐Based Framework. Ecology (2019)

Gabriela C. Nunez‐MirQinfeng GuoMarcel RejmánekBasil V. IannoneSonglin Fei

exotic woody speciesbiological invasionsavian biologytraits-based frameworkinvasion biologyecologyentomology

Recent Anthropogenic Plant Extinctions Differ in Biodiversity Hotspots and Coldspots. Current Biology (2019)

Johannes J. Le RouxCang HuiMaria L. CastilloJosé M. IriondoJan-Hendrik KeetAnatoliy A. KhapuginFrédéric MédailMarcel RejmánekGenevieve TheronFlorencia A. YannelliHeidi Hirsch

ecologyconservation biologybiodiversity hotspots

The Species Diversity × Fire Severity Relationship is Hump‐Shaped in Semiarid Yellow Pine and Mixed Conifer Forests. Ecosphere (2019)

Clark RichterMarcel RejmánekJesse E. D. MillerKevin R. WelchJonahMaria WeeksHugh Safford

climate changeforest ecologysemiarid yellow pineenvironmental sciencebiodiversityfire ecologyplant diversityecologymixed conifer forests

Book Review: The Green Menace – Emerald Ash Borer and the Invasive Species Problem by Jordan D. Marché II. NeoBiota (2018)

Marcel Rejmanek

emerald ash borerinvasive species problemenvironmental sciencegreen menaceinvasive species

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