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Margaret Metz

Lewis & Clark College

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The College

Department Of Biology

Department Of English

Studies Of Department Of Religious

Department Of Environmental Science And Engineering

Division Of Arts And Humanities

Lewis & Clark College

NoneMargaret Metz is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Lewis & Clark College.

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Lewis & Clark College

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ecology forest ecology environmental science climate change fire ecology forestry forest ecosystems wildfires plant ecology forest biology plant science evolutionary biology human impacts on the environment epidemiology community (ecology) botany applied ecology avian biology wildlife ecology vegetation science functional ecology disease ecology biodiversity conservation biology landscape ecology terrestrial ecology ecosystem interactions forest health phytophthora ramorum wildlife forest research phenology forest conservation tree growth burn severity global ecology forest pathology forest health monitoring sudden oak death restoration ecology spatial ecology tree diseases burned area mapping applied plant ecology plant biodiversity forest diversity amazonian trees habitat specialization california forests tropical forests biological conservation ecological applications natural hazards animal ecology biodiversity loss ecological issues plant biology atmospheric sensing optical remote sensing terrestrial sensing digital photogrammetry fire suppression applied geomorphology earth observation earth observation data land cover map plant pathogen effector phycology disturbance regimes ecological memory forest resilience wood density latitudinal gradient temporal coexistence mechanisms widespread density‐dependent forest disease invasion

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Author Response for"Species Functional Traits Affect Regional and Local Dominance Across Western Amazonian Forests". (2025)

applied ecologywestern amazonian forestsauthor responseforest ecologyforest conservationspecies functional traitsbiologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologyforest biologyfunctional ecologyecologybiodiversity

Influence of Tree Height and Age on Leaf Drip‐Tip Morphology in Lowland Tropical Rainforest Trees. Functional Ecology (2025)

leaf drip‐tip morphologybotanyforest ecologytree growthtree physiologytree heightforest ecosystemsforest biologyenvironmental scienceecologydrought

Putting Seedlings on the Map: Trade‐Offs in Demographic Rates Between Ontogenetic Size Classes in Five Tropical Forests. Ecology (2025)

Stephan KambachHelge BruelheideLiza S. ComitaRichard ConditS. Joseph WrightSalomón AguilarChia‐Hao Chang‐YangYu‐Yun ChenNancy C. GarwoodStephen P. HubbellPei‐Jen LuoMargaret R. MetzMusalmah Bt. NasardinRolando PérezSimon A. QueenboroughI‐Fang SunNathan G. SwensonJill ThompsonMaría UriarteRenato ValenciaTze Leong YaoJess K. ZimmermanNadja Rüger

demographic ratespopulation ecologyforest ecologyontogenetic size classespopulation growthecologytropical forests

Seed Production and 22 Years of Climatic Changes in an Everwet Neotropical Forest. Ecology Letters (2025)

applied ecologyclimatic changesbotanyforest ecologytree growthforest conservationforest productivityforest ecosystemsforest biologyeverwet neotropical forestbiogeographyseed productionenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changeecosystemsforest research

Species Functional Traits Affect Regional and Local Dominance Across Western Amazonian Forests. Journal of Ecology (2025)

specie interactionwestern amazonian forestsecology evolutionforest ecologyspecies functional traitsbiologyevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyforest biologylocal dominancefunctional ecologyecologybiodiversity

Standing Herbivory is Not Affected by Tree Sex or Conspecific Density in a Dioecious Understory Tropical Tree Species. Biotropica (2025)

tree sexforest healthplant-animal interactionsforest ecologytree growthconspecific densitytree physiologybiologyevolutionary ecologyplant ecologyforestryforest biologyfunctional ecologyecologycommunity (ecology)

Author Response for"Seed Production and 22 Years of Climatic Changes in an Everwet Neotropical Forest". (2024)

applied ecologyauthor responseforest ecologyforest conservationseed productiondeforestationforest ecosystemsforestryforest biologyeverwet neotropical forestenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

The Importance of Regeneration Processes on Forest Biodiversity in Old-Growth Forests in the Pacific Northwest. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

Hoang LuuJanneke Hille Ris LambersJames A. LutzMargaret MetzRebecca S. Snell

future climate changeregeneration processesforest restorationforest ecologyevolutionary biologyforest ecosystemsforest biologyforestryforest diversityecologyecosystemscommunity (ecology)biodiversity

Cascading Effects of Climate Change: New Advances in Drivers and Shifts of Tropical Reproductive Phenology. Plant Ecology (2023)

Megan K. SullivanAdeline FayolleEmma BushBismark Ofosu-BamfoJason VleminckxMargaret R. MetzSimon A. Queenborough

tropical reproductive phenologyplant ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

Flower Production Decreases With Warmer and More Humid Atmospheric Conditions in a Western Amazonian Forest. New Phytologist (2023)

Jason VleminckxJ. Aaron HoganMargaret R. MetzLiza S. ComitaSimon A. QueenboroughS. Joseph WrightRenato ValenciaMilton ZambranoNancy C. Garwood

avian biologyhuman impacts on the environmentlivestock sciencephenologybotanyplant physiologyforest ecologyplant scienceatmospheric sciencewestern amazonian forestplant ecologyclimatologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changevegetation scienceflower production

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Margaret Metz

Lewis & Clark College

Affiliations

The College

Department Of Biology

Department Of English

Studies Of Department Of Religious

Department Of Environmental Science And Engineering

Division Of Arts And Humanities

Lewis & Clark College

NoneMargaret Metz is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Lewis & Clark College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Margaret Metz

Lewis & Clark College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Author Response for"Species Functional Traits Affect Regional and Local Dominance Across Western Amazonian Forests". (2025)

Influence of Tree Height and Age on Leaf Drip‐Tip Morphology in Lowland Tropical Rainforest Trees. Functional Ecology (2025)

leaf drip‐tip morphologybotanyforest ecologytree growthtree physiologytree heightforest ecosystemsforest biologyenvironmental scienceecologydrought

Putting Seedlings on the Map: Trade‐Offs in Demographic Rates Between Ontogenetic Size Classes in Five Tropical Forests. Ecology (2025)

demographic ratespopulation ecologyforest ecologyontogenetic size classespopulation growthecologytropical forests

Seed Production and 22 Years of Climatic Changes in an Everwet Neotropical Forest. Ecology Letters (2025)

Species Functional Traits Affect Regional and Local Dominance Across Western Amazonian Forests. Journal of Ecology (2025)

Standing Herbivory is Not Affected by Tree Sex or Conspecific Density in a Dioecious Understory Tropical Tree Species. Biotropica (2025)

Author Response for"Seed Production and 22 Years of Climatic Changes in an Everwet Neotropical Forest". (2024)

applied ecologyauthor responseforest ecologyforest conservationseed productiondeforestationforest ecosystemsforestryforest biologyeverwet neotropical forestenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

The Importance of Regeneration Processes on Forest Biodiversity in Old-Growth Forests in the Pacific Northwest. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

Hoang LuuJanneke Hille Ris LambersJames A. LutzMargaret MetzRebecca S. Snell

future climate changeregeneration processesforest restorationforest ecologyevolutionary biologyforest ecosystemsforest biologyforestryforest diversityecologyecosystemscommunity (ecology)biodiversity

Cascading Effects of Climate Change: New Advances in Drivers and Shifts of Tropical Reproductive Phenology. Plant Ecology (2023)

Megan K. SullivanAdeline FayolleEmma BushBismark Ofosu-BamfoJason VleminckxMargaret R. MetzSimon A. Queenborough

tropical reproductive phenologyplant ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

Flower Production Decreases With Warmer and More Humid Atmospheric Conditions in a Western Amazonian Forest. New Phytologist (2023)

Jason VleminckxJ. Aaron HoganMargaret R. MetzLiza S. ComitaSimon A. QueenboroughS. Joseph WrightRenato ValenciaMilton ZambranoNancy C. Garwood

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