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Philip Rundel

University of California, Los Angeles

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the College

Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (ioes)

La Kretz Center for California Conservation Science

NonePhilip Rundel is currently serving as a Institute Of The Environment And Sustainability (Ioes) faculty at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Philip Rundel

University of California, Los Angeles

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ecology environmental science plant science climate change vegetation science botany plant ecology forest ecology arid environments biogeography earth science forestry landscape ecology evolutionary biology plant physiology plant biology fire ecology avian biology terrestrial ecology climatology ecosystems conservation biology phytogeography livestock science drylands soil biology spatial ecology atmospheric science desertification invasion biology systematics sonoran desert water relations functional ecology applied ecology global ecology phenology forest ecosystems larrea tridentata ecohydrology adaptation applied plant ecology plant biodiversity plant diversity experimental botany wildlife soil ecology mediterranean-type ecosystems population ecology wildlife ecology ecosystem adaptation plant stress macroecology earth observation gas exchange adenostoma fasciculatum northern chile creosote bush southern california ecophysiology fire research plant nutrition habitat management ecological modelling isotope geochemistry vegetation history mediterranean-climate ecosystems ecological communities california chaparral south africa atacama desert sierra nevada white mountains ecological process climate change adaptation climate change mitigation

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Evidence of Local Adaptation to Aridity but Not Nitrogen Deposition in Invasive Annuals. Ecology (2025)

applied ecologyterrestrial ecologyecologyecosystems

Diversity and Distribution of Monocot Understory Herbs During Tropical Forest Succession in Northeastern Costa Rica. Diversity (2024)

Jennifer W. C. SunRobin L. ChazdonPhilip W. Rundel

forest ecologyplant scienceenvironmental scienceecologyplant ecologynortheastern costa ricamonocot understory herbsvegetation sciencetropical forest successionspecie distributionbiogeographynatural diversitybiodiversitybotanyplant diversity

Collaborative Use of Sensor Networks and Cyberinfrastructure to Understand Complex Ecosystem Interactions in a Tropical Rainforest: Challenges and Lessons Learned. Sensors (2023)

Philip W. RundelThomas C. HarmonAngel S. Fernandez-BouMichael F. Allen

environmental scienceecologytropical rainforestremote sensingsystems engineeringcomplex ecosystem interactionsclimate changecollaborative use

Differential Species Richness and Ecological Success of Epiphytes and Hemiepiphytes of Neotropical Araceae and Cyclanthaceae. Plants (2023)

Erin C. RiordanKatharine L. GerstOrlando Vargas RamirezPhilip W. Rundel

plant ecologyecologyecological successdifferential species richnessneotropical araceaebotanyevolutionary biology

Functional Trait Diversity of Cyclanthaceae and Its Convergent Evolution With Araceae in Neotropical Forests. PeerJ (2023)

Erin C. RiordanOrlando Vargas RamirezPhilip W. Rundel

ecologyneotropical forestsconvergent evolutionbotanyevolutionary biologyfunctional trait diversity

Leaf-Cutter Ants – Mycorrhizal Fungi: Observations and Research Questions From an Unexpected Mutualism. Frontiers in Fungal Biology (2023)

Michael F. AllenHannah ShulmanPhilip W. RundelThomas C. HarmonEmma L. Aronson

research questionsfungal biologyavian biologyentomologymutualism (biology)mycorrhizal fungiinsect scienceevolutionary biologyleaf-cutter ants

Mediterranean-Climate Ecosystems. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Philip W. RundelRichard M. Cowling

mediterranean-climate ecosystemsenvironmental scienceplant ecologyecologyclimatologyearth science

Reptiles. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Kurt K. SladkyEric KlaphakeNicola Di GirolamoJames W. Carpenter

Plasticity in Compensatory Growth to Artificial Defoliation and Light Availability in Four Neotropical Understory and Forest Edge Herb Species. Biology (2022)

Jennifer W. C. SunM. Rasoul SharifiPhilip W. Rundel

biologyplant scienceenvironmental scienceecologyplant ecologyneotropical understorylight availabilityplasticityvegetation scienceplant physiologyartificial defoliationplant biologycompensatory growth

Arthropods. Elsevier eBooks (2021)

Dwight D. Bowman

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Philip Rundel

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (ioes)

La Kretz Center for California Conservation Science

NonePhilip Rundel is currently serving as a Institute Of The Environment And Sustainability (Ioes) faculty at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Philip Rundel

University of California, Los Angeles

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Evidence of Local Adaptation to Aridity but Not Nitrogen Deposition in Invasive Annuals. Ecology (2025)

applied ecologyterrestrial ecologyecologyecosystems

Diversity and Distribution of Monocot Understory Herbs During Tropical Forest Succession in Northeastern Costa Rica. Diversity (2024)

Jennifer W. C. SunRobin L. ChazdonPhilip W. Rundel

Collaborative Use of Sensor Networks and Cyberinfrastructure to Understand Complex Ecosystem Interactions in a Tropical Rainforest: Challenges and Lessons Learned. Sensors (2023)

Philip W. RundelThomas C. HarmonAngel S. Fernandez-BouMichael F. Allen

environmental scienceecologytropical rainforestremote sensingsystems engineeringcomplex ecosystem interactionsclimate changecollaborative use

Differential Species Richness and Ecological Success of Epiphytes and Hemiepiphytes of Neotropical Araceae and Cyclanthaceae. Plants (2023)

Erin C. RiordanKatharine L. GerstOrlando Vargas RamirezPhilip W. Rundel

plant ecologyecologyecological successdifferential species richnessneotropical araceaebotanyevolutionary biology

Functional Trait Diversity of Cyclanthaceae and Its Convergent Evolution With Araceae in Neotropical Forests. PeerJ (2023)

Erin C. RiordanOrlando Vargas RamirezPhilip W. Rundel

ecologyneotropical forestsconvergent evolutionbotanyevolutionary biologyfunctional trait diversity

Leaf-Cutter Ants – Mycorrhizal Fungi: Observations and Research Questions From an Unexpected Mutualism. Frontiers in Fungal Biology (2023)

Michael F. AllenHannah ShulmanPhilip W. RundelThomas C. HarmonEmma L. Aronson

research questionsfungal biologyavian biologyentomologymutualism (biology)mycorrhizal fungiinsect scienceevolutionary biologyleaf-cutter ants

Mediterranean-Climate Ecosystems. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Philip W. RundelRichard M. Cowling

mediterranean-climate ecosystemsenvironmental scienceplant ecologyecologyclimatologyearth science

Reptiles. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Kurt K. SladkyEric KlaphakeNicola Di GirolamoJames W. Carpenter

Plasticity in Compensatory Growth to Artificial Defoliation and Light Availability in Four Neotropical Understory and Forest Edge Herb Species. Biology (2022)

Jennifer W. C. SunM. Rasoul SharifiPhilip W. Rundel

biologyplant scienceenvironmental scienceecologyplant ecologyneotropical understorylight availabilityplasticityvegetation scienceplant physiologyartificial defoliationplant biologycompensatory growth

Arthropods. Elsevier eBooks (2021)

Dwight D. Bowman

1
2
3
4
5
27
10 / page

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