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Michael Walters

Associate Professor Emeritus

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Department of Forestry

Michael Walters is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Natural Resources Associate Professor Emeritus at Michigan State University.

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Michael Walters

Michigan State University

Associate Professor Emeritus

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ecology forest ecology forestry environmental science plant science plant ecology climate change botany plant physiology vegetation science tree physiology forest research forest biology forest ecosystems photosynthesis agricultural economics tree growth earth science plant biology restoration ecology forest productivity ecosystems sustainable agriculture functional ecology livestock science landscape ecology shade tolerance evolutionary ecology applied ecology wildlife root morphology ecological modelling forest resource management tree seedlings northern hardwood forests biogeography biodiversity wood science horticulture research soil biology plant diversity wildlife ecology terrestrial ecosystem productivity soil ecology spatial ecology tree breeding plant-abiotic interaction forest restoration silviculture leaf life-span amazonian tree species leaf structure photosynthesis-nitrogen relations functional groups boreal tree species relative growth rate nitrogen supply biomass distribution water status ulmus americana seedlings sugar maple acer saccharum ecohydrology macroecology terrestrial ecology crop ecology nutrient cycles nutrient stoichiometry agricultural water management plant metabolism carbon allocation nutrient management zoogeography spatial science ecosystem interactions ecosystem management forest succession forest conservation resource partitioning geography deforestation forest management

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Defining the Anthropocene Tropical Forest: Moving Beyond ‘Disturbance’ and ‘Landscape Domestication’ With Concepts From African Worldviews. The Anthropocene Review (2024)

James Angus FraserAriane CosiauxGretchen WaltersAdeniyi AsiyanbiPrince Osei-Wusu AdjeiPatrick Addo-FordjourJames FairheadPaulin KialoNestor Laurier Engone ObiangRichard Oslisly

climate changeanthropologyanthropoceneafrican worldviews

Alternative Silviculture Systems in Northern Hardwoods Session. (2023)

Gary J. RoloffMichael L. DonovanJason P. HartmanMichael B. WaltersCatherine R. HenryEvan J. Farinosi

agricultural economicsforestrysilviculturealternative silviculture systems

Preharvest Stand Regeneration Composition and Associated Driving Factors. (2023)

Catherine R. HenryMichael B. WaltersEvan J. Farinosi

agricultural economicsbioenergysustainable agricultureregenerative agriculture

Seedling Drought Responses Governed by Root Traits, Site-Soil Moisture Regimes and Overstory Competition-Facilitation. Forest Ecology and Management (2023)

Michael B. WaltersJustin M. KunkleRichard K. KobeEvan J. Farinosi

environmental sciencelivestock sciencedrought resiliencedrought responsesforest ecologysustainable agriculturearid environmentssite-soil moisture regimesplant physiologyclimate changevegetation scienceearth sciencebotanyplant stressplant sciencedroughtoverstory competition-facilitationroot traitsforestryforest ecosystemsplant ecologyecology

Sugar Maple (Acer Saccharum) Age Structure Reveals Limited Establishment and Development of Age Cohorts in Response to Selection Management in Northern Hardwood Forests. Forest Ecology and Management (2023)

Catherine R. HenryMichael B. Walters

forest ecologynorthern hardwood forestsage cohortsforestryacer saccharumselection managementsugar maple

Tree Species Size Class Patterns Portend Compositional Shifts and Low Resilience in Managed Northern Hardwood Forests. Ecosphere (2023)

Catherine R. HenryMichael B. Walters

climate changeforest ecologycompositional shiftslow resilienceecology

Hardwood Regeneration in Red Pine Plantations: Thinning and Site Quality Effects on Changes in Density and Species Composition From Edges to Interiors. Forest Ecology and Management (2022)

Andrew L. Vander YachtRichard K. KobeMichael B. Walters

climate changeforest ecologysite quality effectsforestryenvironmental sciencehardwood regenerationrestoration ecologyred pine plantationsspecies composition

Sapling Stocking Targets for Multiple Management Goals in Northern Hardwood Forests: How Do Stands Measure Up?. Journal of Forestry (2022)

Michael B WaltersCatherine R HenryEvan J FarinosiGary J RoloffMichael L DonovanJason P Hartman

climate changenorthern hardwood forestsforestrynatural resource managementmultiple management goalsmanagement

Can Coppicing Planted Saplings Improve the Growing Position of Mid-Tolerant Northern Hardwood Tree Species in Harvest Gaps?. Forest Ecology and Management (2021)

John L. WillisMichael B. WaltersEvan J. Farinosi

harvest gapsforestryenvironmental scienceforest ecology

Corrigendum to “Deer Browsing and Shrub Competition Set Sapling Recruitment Height and Interact With Light to Shape Recruitment Niches for Temperate Forest Tree Species” [for. Ecol. Manage. 467 (2020) 118134]. Forest Ecology and Management (2021)

Michael B. WaltersEvan J. FarinosiJohn L. Willis

forest ecologyforestryrecruitment heightrecruitment nichesshrub competitionecology

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Michael Walters

Associate Professor Emeritus

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Department of Forestry

Michael Walters is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Natural Resources Associate Professor Emeritus at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Walters

Michigan State University

Associate Professor Emeritus

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Defining the Anthropocene Tropical Forest: Moving Beyond ‘Disturbance’ and ‘Landscape Domestication’ With Concepts From African Worldviews. The Anthropocene Review (2024)

James Angus FraserAriane CosiauxGretchen WaltersAdeniyi AsiyanbiPrince Osei-Wusu AdjeiPatrick Addo-FordjourJames FairheadPaulin KialoNestor Laurier Engone ObiangRichard Oslisly

climate changeanthropologyanthropoceneafrican worldviews

Alternative Silviculture Systems in Northern Hardwoods Session. (2023)

Gary J. RoloffMichael L. DonovanJason P. HartmanMichael B. WaltersCatherine R. HenryEvan J. Farinosi

agricultural economicsforestrysilviculturealternative silviculture systems

Preharvest Stand Regeneration Composition and Associated Driving Factors. (2023)

Catherine R. HenryMichael B. WaltersEvan J. Farinosi

agricultural economicsbioenergysustainable agricultureregenerative agriculture

Seedling Drought Responses Governed by Root Traits, Site-Soil Moisture Regimes and Overstory Competition-Facilitation. Forest Ecology and Management (2023)

Michael B. WaltersJustin M. KunkleRichard K. KobeEvan J. Farinosi

Catherine R. HenryMichael B. Walters

forest ecologynorthern hardwood forestsage cohortsforestryacer saccharumselection managementsugar maple

Tree Species Size Class Patterns Portend Compositional Shifts and Low Resilience in Managed Northern Hardwood Forests. Ecosphere (2023)

Catherine R. HenryMichael B. Walters

climate changeforest ecologycompositional shiftslow resilienceecology

Hardwood Regeneration in Red Pine Plantations: Thinning and Site Quality Effects on Changes in Density and Species Composition From Edges to Interiors. Forest Ecology and Management (2022)

Andrew L. Vander YachtRichard K. KobeMichael B. Walters

climate changeforest ecologysite quality effectsforestryenvironmental sciencehardwood regenerationrestoration ecologyred pine plantationsspecies composition

Sapling Stocking Targets for Multiple Management Goals in Northern Hardwood Forests: How Do Stands Measure Up?. Journal of Forestry (2022)

Michael B WaltersCatherine R HenryEvan J FarinosiGary J RoloffMichael L DonovanJason P Hartman

climate changenorthern hardwood forestsforestrynatural resource managementmultiple management goalsmanagement

Can Coppicing Planted Saplings Improve the Growing Position of Mid-Tolerant Northern Hardwood Tree Species in Harvest Gaps?. Forest Ecology and Management (2021)

John L. WillisMichael B. WaltersEvan J. Farinosi

harvest gapsforestryenvironmental scienceforest ecology

Michael B. WaltersEvan J. FarinosiJohn L. Willis

forest ecologyforestryrecruitment heightrecruitment nichesshrub competitionecology

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