Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Megan Arlene Rua

Associate Professor

Wright State University

Affiliations

College of Science and Mathematics

Biological Sciences

Megan Arlene Rua is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor at Wright State University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Megan Arlene Rua

Wright State University

Associate Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

ecology environmental science evolutionary biology microbial ecology plant science virology fungal ecology avian biology forest ecology climate change evolutionary ecology forest ecosystems biogeography soil plant ecology pathogens global ecology infectious disease modelling disease ecology plant-virus interaction wildlife ecology plant biology local adaptation dredged sediments infectious diseases sustainable agriculture infection control experimental botany scientific data plant virus phycology terrestrial ecosystems fungal biology fungal diversity home-field advantage plant response tree physiology tropical plant pathology integrated pest management plant disease crop protection communicable diseases phytotherapy research terrestrial ecology scientific data management disease control host response pathogen transmission disease transmission epidemiological dynamic phytochemistry induced resistance disease susceptibility interspecies transmission emergent virus virus transmission biomedical research phytogeography soil microbiology phenomics theoretical ecology environmental exposures fungal pathogens cyanobacteria arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi termite wood discovery termite sensitivity termite wood decay endophyte distribution broad patterns global database maize lethal necrosis clean seed virus coinfection aphid-transmitted viral pathogen fungal endophyte infection

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Capture Rates of Eptesicus Fuscus Increase Following White‐Nose Syndrome Across the Eastern Us. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Molly C. SimonisLynn K. HartzlerGregory G. TurnerMichael R. ScafiniJoseph S. JohnsonMegan A. Rúa

population ecologyavian biologyanimal ecologymicrobial ecologyevolutionary ecologycapture ratesecologyevolutionary biology

Evaluating Arthropod Community Composition, Diversity and Metal Content From Maize Grown on Dredged Sediments. (2024)

Michael McKeanAshley JulianJuan Manuel Perilla LópezLouise M. StevensonMolly SimonisJohn O. StiremanMegan A. Rúa

metal contentdredged sedimentsenvironmental sciencearthropod community composition

Evaluating Corn, Tall Fescue and Canola Growth on Sediments Dredged From the Lorain Harbor. Agrosystems Geosciences & Environment (2024)

Maureen E. RoddyEmily KalhertCorry T. PlattAshley N. JulianMegan A. Rúa

lorain harborsoilsediment transporttall fescuesediment researchagronomyenvironmental scienceagroecosystemssedimentologycanola growthagricultural economics

Interspecific Selection in a Diverse Mycorrhizal Symbiosis. Scientific Reports (2024)

Megan A. RúaJason D. Hoeksema

symbiosisecologyevolutionary biologyinterspecific selection

Partner or Perish: Tree Microbiomes and Climate Change. Trends in plant science (2024)

S.L. AddisonM.A. RúaS.J. SmaillB.K. SinghS.A. Wakelin

plant biologyenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencetree microbiomesplant scienceclimate change

Changing Litter Composition Following the Dual Invasion of Amur Honeysuckle and the Emerald Ash Borer Alters Fungal Driven Decomposition in Midwestern Forests. Biological Invasions (2023)

Adam M. ReedCarson RichardsonMegan A. Rúa

forest ecosystemsamur honeysuckleforestryforest biologyinvasive speciesfungal ecologylitter compositionenvironmental sciencemidwestern forestsentomologyforest ecologybiological invasionsecologydual invasionpest managementbotanyinvasion biology

Cover Crop Application on Dredged Sediments Increases Corn Yield Through Microorganism-Associated Enzyme-Driven Nutrient Mineralization.. Research Square (Research Square) (2023)

Ashley N. JulianLouise StevensonMegan A. Rúa

environmental engineeringsustainable agricultureagricultural biotechnologyagricultural sciencesenvironmental scienceregenerative agriculturecrop yieldsdredged sedimentsagricultural economicscorn yield

Developmental Exposure to Corn Grown on Lake Erie Dredged Material: A Preliminary Analysis. Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience (2023)

Kaylyn A. S. FlaniganMadelyn I. CzubaVictoria R. RiesgoMegan A. RúaLouise M. StevensonJari Willing

public healthpreliminary analysisdevelopmental exposurecomparative analysislake eriedevelopmental biologydevelopmental psychopathologyneurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

Dredged Sediments Contain Potentially Beneficial Microorganisms for Agriculture and Little Harmful Cyanobacteria. Journal of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment (2023)

Megan A. RúaAshley N. JulianLouise Stevenson

sustainable agriculturecyanobacteriaenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologybeneficial microorganismsagricultural economics

Getting to the Root of Tree Soil Microbiome Sampling. Phytobiomes Journal (2023)

Sarah L. AddisonMegan A. RúaSimeon J. SmaillKaitlyn J. DaleyBrajesh K. SinghSteve A. Wakelin

public healthsoil microbiologymicrobiomephenomics

1
2
3
4
5
6
10 / page

Megan Arlene Rua

Associate Professor

Wright State University

Affiliations

College of Science and Mathematics

Biological Sciences

Megan Arlene Rua is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor at Wright State University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Megan Arlene Rua

Wright State University

Associate Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Capture Rates of Eptesicus Fuscus Increase Following White‐Nose Syndrome Across the Eastern Us. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Molly C. SimonisLynn K. HartzlerGregory G. TurnerMichael R. ScafiniJoseph S. JohnsonMegan A. Rúa

population ecologyavian biologyanimal ecologymicrobial ecologyevolutionary ecologycapture ratesecologyevolutionary biology

Evaluating Arthropod Community Composition, Diversity and Metal Content From Maize Grown on Dredged Sediments. (2024)

Michael McKeanAshley JulianJuan Manuel Perilla LópezLouise M. StevensonMolly SimonisJohn O. StiremanMegan A. Rúa

metal contentdredged sedimentsenvironmental sciencearthropod community composition

Evaluating Corn, Tall Fescue and Canola Growth on Sediments Dredged From the Lorain Harbor. Agrosystems Geosciences & Environment (2024)

Maureen E. RoddyEmily KalhertCorry T. PlattAshley N. JulianMegan A. Rúa

lorain harborsoilsediment transporttall fescuesediment researchagronomyenvironmental scienceagroecosystemssedimentologycanola growthagricultural economics

Interspecific Selection in a Diverse Mycorrhizal Symbiosis. Scientific Reports (2024)

Megan A. RúaJason D. Hoeksema

symbiosisecologyevolutionary biologyinterspecific selection

Partner or Perish: Tree Microbiomes and Climate Change. Trends in plant science (2024)

S.L. AddisonM.A. RúaS.J. SmaillB.K. SinghS.A. Wakelin

plant biologyenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencetree microbiomesplant scienceclimate change

Changing Litter Composition Following the Dual Invasion of Amur Honeysuckle and the Emerald Ash Borer Alters Fungal Driven Decomposition in Midwestern Forests. Biological Invasions (2023)

Adam M. ReedCarson RichardsonMegan A. Rúa

Cover Crop Application on Dredged Sediments Increases Corn Yield Through Microorganism-Associated Enzyme-Driven Nutrient Mineralization.. Research Square (Research Square) (2023)

Ashley N. JulianLouise StevensonMegan A. Rúa

Developmental Exposure to Corn Grown on Lake Erie Dredged Material: A Preliminary Analysis. Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience (2023)

Kaylyn A. S. FlaniganMadelyn I. CzubaVictoria R. RiesgoMegan A. RúaLouise M. StevensonJari Willing

public healthpreliminary analysisdevelopmental exposurecomparative analysislake eriedevelopmental biologydevelopmental psychopathologyneurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

Dredged Sediments Contain Potentially Beneficial Microorganisms for Agriculture and Little Harmful Cyanobacteria. Journal of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment (2023)

Megan A. RúaAshley N. JulianLouise Stevenson

sustainable agriculturecyanobacteriaenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologybeneficial microorganismsagricultural economics

Getting to the Root of Tree Soil Microbiome Sampling. Phytobiomes Journal (2023)

Sarah L. AddisonMegan A. RúaSimeon J. SmaillKaitlyn J. DaleyBrajesh K. SinghSteve A. Wakelin

public healthsoil microbiologymicrobiomephenomics

1
2
3
4
5
6
10 / page

Similar Faculty Members

Sabrina E. Russo

Institution

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

forest ecosystem

ecosystem

Peter Kennedy

Institution

University of Minnesota

soil ecology

mycelial interaction

David Ward

Institution

Kent State University

applied plant ecology

ecosystem

Jennifer A. Rudgers

Institution

University of New Mexico

microbial ecology

plant-microbe interaction

Charles E. Mitchell

Institution

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

microbial ecology

fungal pathogen

Elizabeth Borer

Institution

University of Minnesota

ecology

environmental science

Roger W. Ruess

Institution

University of Alaska Fairbanks

ecology

environmental science

Donald Strong

Institution

University of California, Davis

evolutionary biology

evolutionary theory

Kathleen K. Treseder

Institution

University of California, Irvine

soil ecology

forest mycobiome

Erin Mordecai

Institution

Stanford University

ecology

epidemiology

Similar Faculty Members

Sabrina E. Russo

Institution

University of Nebraska–Lincoln

forest ecosystem

ecosystem

Peter Kennedy

Institution

University of Minnesota

soil ecology

mycelial interaction

David Ward

Institution

Kent State University

applied plant ecology

ecosystem

Jennifer A. Rudgers

Institution

University of New Mexico

microbial ecology

plant-microbe interaction

Charles E. Mitchell

Institution

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

microbial ecology

fungal pathogen

Elizabeth Borer

Institution

University of Minnesota

ecology

environmental science

Roger W. Ruess

Institution

University of Alaska Fairbanks

ecology

environmental science

Donald Strong

Institution

University of California, Davis

evolutionary biology

evolutionary theory

Kathleen K. Treseder

Institution

University of California, Irvine

soil ecology

forest mycobiome

Erin Mordecai

Institution

Stanford University

ecology

epidemiology