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Mathew E Dornbush

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

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College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Department Of Human Biology

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

NoneMathew E Dornbush is currently serving as a College Of Science, Engineering And Technology faculty at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

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Mathew E Dornbush

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

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ecology environmental science community (ecology) agricultural economics ecosystems restoration ecology applied ecology soil ecology sustainable agriculture soil soil biology biodiversity biological invasions earth science microbial ecology climate change livestock science forest ecology plant science ecological applications vegetation science terrestrial ecology forestry environmental microbiology pedosphere soil microbiology soil carbon cycle invasive species invasion biology plant ecology arid environments natural restoration habitat reconstruction microbial biomass restored tallgrass prairie climatic change wildlife functional ecology waste management biological conservation agronomy soil biochemistry plant-soil interactions soil organisms experimental analysis wildlife ecology ecosystem management soil science soil environment soil organic matter habitat management spatial ecology soil biodiversity applied plant ecology plant-animal interactions soil fertility soil health environmental quality estuaries disparate impact forest conservation forest restoration temperate soils charcoal quantity soil enzyme activity experimental manipulation aboveground plant productivity central iowa grasslands soil temperature intra-annual variations soil respiration root decomposition exotic slugs pose midwestern woodland herbaceous layer intensified agroecosystems

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Multiple Factors Co-Limit Short-Term in Situ Soil Carbon Dioxide Emissions. PLoS ONE (2023)

James W. RaichMark S. KaiserMathew E. DornbushJonathan G. MartinO. J. Valverde-Barrantes

multiple factorshuman impacts on the environmentsoil chemistryshort-term variabilitysustainable agriculturepublic healthenvironmental scienceclimate changesoil ecologyagricultural economics

Challenges in Linking Soil Health to Edge‐of‐Field Water Quality Across the Great Lakes Basin. Journal of Environmental Quality (2022)

K FermanichM MeyersLC LokenM Bischoff‐GrayR Turco...

water qualityedge-of-field water qualitysoil healthsustainable agricultureenvironmental scienceagricultural economicswaste managementsoildisparate impactsoil biologyearth scienceclimate changegreat lakes basinestuarieshuman impacts on the environmentlivestock scienceforest ecologyenvironmental qualityarid environments

Experimental Test of Abiotic and Biotic Factors Driving Restoration Success of Vallisneria Americana in the Lower Bay of Green Bay. Journal of Great Lakes Research (2019)

wetlandsmarine biologymarine systemsaquatic ecosystemsrestoration successvallisneria americanarestoration ecologybiologyhabitat reconstructionmarine ecologynatural restorationgreen bayenvironmental scienceecologyecosystemscommunity (ecology)biodiversity

Depth Distributions of Belowground Production, Biomass and Decomposition in Restored Tallgrass Prairie. Pedosphere (2017)

Adam C. VON HADENMathew E. DORNBUSH

restored tallgrass prairiebelowground productionrestoration ecologypedospherevegetation scienceenvironmental scienceecologyecosystemsdepth distributions

Intensified Agroecosystems and Their Effects on Soil Biodiversity and Soil Functions. Elsevier eBooks (2017)

Mathew E. DornbushAdam C. von Haden

ecologysoil biodiversityintensified agroecosystems

List of Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2017)

informetricsscientific communicationauthor profilingsocial sciencesscholarly communicationdigital scholarship

Rate of Dispersal of Spotted Knapweed Biocontrol Beetles (Larinus Spp. Curculionidae) in Wisconsin. Journal of Biological Control (2017)

forest entomologyterrestrial arthropodspest controlintegrated pest managementecological entomologynatural resource managementapplied entomologybiological pest controlaugmentative biological controlbiologyecology and evolutionary biologypest managementinsect conservationlarinus sppecologyentomologycommunity (ecology)biodiversity

Temperature Based Differences in Biological Parameters of Some Potential Species/Strains of Trichogramma. Journal of Biological Control (2017)

extreme environmentsmicrobiologypotential species/strainsinfectious diseasesbiological parametersbiologymicroorganisms

Ecosystem Carbon Pools, Fluxes, and Balances Within Mature Tallgrass Prairie Restorations. Restoration Ecology (2016)

Adam C. von HadenMathew E. Dornbush

ecosystem carbon poolsrestoration ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyecosystems

Prairies Thrive Where Row Crops Drown: A Comparison of Yields in Upland and Lowland Topographies in the Upper Midwest Us. Agronomy (2016)

Adam Von HadenMathew Dornbush

land usecrop rotationsustainable agricultureenvironmental scienceagricultural economicsarid environmentscrop yieldsplant scienceplant productionecologyfood systemsagribusinesspest scienceclimate changeupper midwestlivestock sciencelowland topographiesagricultural sciencesagronomyland degradationrow crops

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Mathew E Dornbush

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Affiliations

College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Department Of Human Biology

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

NoneMathew E Dornbush is currently serving as a College Of Science, Engineering And Technology faculty at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

Honors

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Mathew E Dornbush

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Multiple Factors Co-Limit Short-Term in Situ Soil Carbon Dioxide Emissions. PLoS ONE (2023)

James W. RaichMark S. KaiserMathew E. DornbushJonathan G. MartinO. J. Valverde-Barrantes

multiple factorshuman impacts on the environmentsoil chemistryshort-term variabilitysustainable agriculturepublic healthenvironmental scienceclimate changesoil ecologyagricultural economics

Challenges in Linking Soil Health to Edge‐of‐Field Water Quality Across the Great Lakes Basin. Journal of Environmental Quality (2022)

K FermanichM MeyersLC LokenM Bischoff‐GrayR Turco...

Experimental Test of Abiotic and Biotic Factors Driving Restoration Success of Vallisneria Americana in the Lower Bay of Green Bay. Journal of Great Lakes Research (2019)

Depth Distributions of Belowground Production, Biomass and Decomposition in Restored Tallgrass Prairie. Pedosphere (2017)

Adam C. VON HADENMathew E. DORNBUSH

restored tallgrass prairiebelowground productionrestoration ecologypedospherevegetation scienceenvironmental scienceecologyecosystemsdepth distributions

Intensified Agroecosystems and Their Effects on Soil Biodiversity and Soil Functions. Elsevier eBooks (2017)

Mathew E. DornbushAdam C. von Haden

ecologysoil biodiversityintensified agroecosystems

List of Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2017)

informetricsscientific communicationauthor profilingsocial sciencesscholarly communicationdigital scholarship

Rate of Dispersal of Spotted Knapweed Biocontrol Beetles (Larinus Spp. Curculionidae) in Wisconsin. Journal of Biological Control (2017)

Temperature Based Differences in Biological Parameters of Some Potential Species/Strains of Trichogramma. Journal of Biological Control (2017)

extreme environmentsmicrobiologypotential species/strainsinfectious diseasesbiological parametersbiologymicroorganisms

Ecosystem Carbon Pools, Fluxes, and Balances Within Mature Tallgrass Prairie Restorations. Restoration Ecology (2016)

Adam C. von HadenMathew E. Dornbush

ecosystem carbon poolsrestoration ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyecosystems

Prairies Thrive Where Row Crops Drown: A Comparison of Yields in Upland and Lowland Topographies in the Upper Midwest Us. Agronomy (2016)

Adam Von HadenMathew Dornbush

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