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Matthew Ginzel

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Purdue University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture

Entomology

Forestry & Natural Resources

Matthew Ginzel is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture Professor at Purdue University.

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entomology ecology chemical ecology insect science biology avian biology botany applied entomology plant science forestry evolutionary biology ecological entomology pest management pheromone biochemistry semiochemicals ecology and evolutionary biology pest science plant-insect interactions forest entomology biochemistry behavioral ecology forest ecology insect biochemistry insect molecular biology plant disease evolutionary ecology biological pest control arboriculture animal behavior plant physiology insect social behavior vegetation science insect conservation invasion biology pest control urban forestry plant health agricultural sciences disease ecology urban ecology chemical biology economic entomology ecological chemistry insect hydrocarbons contact sex pheromone ambrosia beetles longhorned beetles emerald ash borer black walnut sexual selection tree breeding tropical insect science plant analysis arthropod taxonomy animal reproduction breeding behavior interspecific behavioral interaction forest health abiotic stress longhorned beetle contact pheromones myrcene hydroxylases ambrosia beetle bed bugs geosmithia morbida behavioral responses urban forests mating psychology crop ecology crop damage biotic interactions invasive species wildlife management chemical oceanography male-produced aggregation pheromone mate recognition

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Characterizing Pathogen-Induced Changes in Black Walnut Volatile Organic Compounds Following Inoculation With Geosmithia Morbida, the Causal Agent of Thousand Cankers Disease. Journal of Chemical Ecology (2025)

microbiologychemical ecologyfungal pathogensplant diseasebiologypathogens

Native and Exotic Juglans Nigra Seedlings Recruit Distinct Mycobiomes That Differentiate With Emergent Disease Variation. Ecosphere (2025)

fungal diversitymicrobial ecologyfungusplant diseasebiological pest controlima fungusfungal ecologyfungal symbiosisbiologybiological invasionsmolecular ecologymycelial interactionfungal biologyforest mycobiomeecologycommunity (ecology)biodiversity

Spectral Wavelength Range Influences the Performance of Chemometric Models Estimating Various Foliar Functional Traits. Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2025)

macroecologyecology evolutionecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologyecological applicationsecological indicatorfunctional ecologyecology

The in Vitro and in Vivo Fungal Volatile Organic Compounds Associated With Rapid ʻŌHiʻA Death and the Response of Xyleborine Ambrosia Beetles to Those Compounds. Journal of Chemical Ecology (2025)

microbiologychemical ecologyplant toxinsbiological pest controlfungal ecologybiologyentomology

Influence of Spotted Lanternfly (Lycorma Delicatula) on Multiple Maple (Acer Spp.) Species Canopy Foliar Spectral and Chemical Profiles. Remote Sensing (2024)

Elisabeth G. JollMatthew D. GinzelKelli HooverJohn J. Couture

acer sppearth observationmultiple maplelycorma delicatularemote sensingenvironmental scienceoptical remote sensingagricultural economicsavian biologyplant scienceforest ecosystemsplant ecologyecologyvegetation sciencechemical profilesplant taxonomyforestrybiogeographyentomologylivestock sciencebotanyforest ecology

Lethal and Sublethal Heat-Exposure of Bed Bugs (Cimex Lectularius L.) Causes Alarm Pheromone Emission and Elicits a Movement Response in Nearby Recipients. Scientific Reports (2024)

Aaron R. AshbrookJeffrey L. FederGary W. BennettMatthew D. GinzelAmeya D. Gondhalekar

avian biologyalarm pheromone emissionmovement responsebed bugspublic healthnearby recipientshealth sciencesentomologysublethal heat-exposure

The Efficacy of the Semiochemical Repellent Verbenone to Reduce Ambrosia Beetle Attack on Healthy and Ceratocystis-Infested ‘ōHiʻA Trees. Trees Forests and People (2024)

Kylle RoyDan MikrosDong H. ChaEllen J. DunkleJennifer JuzwikMatthew Ginzel

ambrosia beetle attacksemiochemical repellent verbenoneforest health

To House or Oust: Honey Bee (Apis Mellifera) Colonies Can Evaluate and Evict Drones of Low Quality. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2024)

Izaak R. GilchristJonathan M. NixonRiley R. ShultzMatthew D. GinzelBrock A. Harpur

animal behaviorunmanned aerial vehiclessociobiologylow qualitydronesapis melliferaecologyentomologybehavioral ecology

Volatiles From Nutritional Fungal Symbiont Influence the Attraction of Anisandrus Maiche (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) to Ethanol-Baited Traps. Environmental Entomology (2024)

Kelsey N TobinMatthew W EthingtonMatthew D Ginzel

avian biologybotanyecological entomologyfungal symbiosisethanol-baited trapsecologysymbiosisentomology

(1R,4R)-Quercivorol, a Male-Produced Aggregation-Sex Pheromone of the Beetle Elytrimitatrix Undata (F.) (Coleoptera: Disteniidae). Journal of Chemical Ecology (2023)

René RöpkeJocelyn G MillarSean HalloranMatthew D GinzelKelsey N TobinAnna C GrommesLawrence M Hanks

pheromone biochemistrychemical ecologyforest entomologytropical insect scienceinsect molecular biologymale-produced aggregation-sex pheromoneinsect biochemistryecological entomologyapplied entomologysemiochemicalsinsect sciencebiologyevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biologybeetle elytrimitatrix undataentomology

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Matthew Ginzel

Professor

Purdue University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture

Entomology

Forestry & Natural Resources

Matthew Ginzel is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture Professor at Purdue University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Matthew Ginzel

Purdue University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

microbiologychemical ecologyfungal pathogensplant diseasebiologypathogens

Native and Exotic Juglans Nigra Seedlings Recruit Distinct Mycobiomes That Differentiate With Emergent Disease Variation. Ecosphere (2025)

Spectral Wavelength Range Influences the Performance of Chemometric Models Estimating Various Foliar Functional Traits. Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2025)

macroecologyecology evolutionecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologyecological applicationsecological indicatorfunctional ecologyecology

microbiologychemical ecologyplant toxinsbiological pest controlfungal ecologybiologyentomology

Influence of Spotted Lanternfly (Lycorma Delicatula) on Multiple Maple (Acer Spp.) Species Canopy Foliar Spectral and Chemical Profiles. Remote Sensing (2024)

Elisabeth G. JollMatthew D. GinzelKelli HooverJohn J. Couture

Lethal and Sublethal Heat-Exposure of Bed Bugs (Cimex Lectularius L.) Causes Alarm Pheromone Emission and Elicits a Movement Response in Nearby Recipients. Scientific Reports (2024)

Aaron R. AshbrookJeffrey L. FederGary W. BennettMatthew D. GinzelAmeya D. Gondhalekar

avian biologyalarm pheromone emissionmovement responsebed bugspublic healthnearby recipientshealth sciencesentomologysublethal heat-exposure

The Efficacy of the Semiochemical Repellent Verbenone to Reduce Ambrosia Beetle Attack on Healthy and Ceratocystis-Infested ‘ōHiʻA Trees. Trees Forests and People (2024)

Kylle RoyDan MikrosDong H. ChaEllen J. DunkleJennifer JuzwikMatthew Ginzel

ambrosia beetle attacksemiochemical repellent verbenoneforest health

To House or Oust: Honey Bee (Apis Mellifera) Colonies Can Evaluate and Evict Drones of Low Quality. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2024)

Izaak R. GilchristJonathan M. NixonRiley R. ShultzMatthew D. GinzelBrock A. Harpur

animal behaviorunmanned aerial vehiclessociobiologylow qualitydronesapis melliferaecologyentomologybehavioral ecology

Volatiles From Nutritional Fungal Symbiont Influence the Attraction of Anisandrus Maiche (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) to Ethanol-Baited Traps. Environmental Entomology (2024)

Kelsey N TobinMatthew W EthingtonMatthew D Ginzel

avian biologybotanyecological entomologyfungal symbiosisethanol-baited trapsecologysymbiosisentomology

(1R,4R)-Quercivorol, a Male-Produced Aggregation-Sex Pheromone of the Beetle Elytrimitatrix Undata (F.) (Coleoptera: Disteniidae). Journal of Chemical Ecology (2023)

René RöpkeJocelyn G MillarSean HalloranMatthew D GinzelKelsey N TobinAnna C GrommesLawrence M Hanks

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