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Randy Long

Visiting assistant professor biology

Lewis & Clark College

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Department Of Biology

Lewis & Clark College

Randy Long is currently serving as a Biology Visiting assistant professor biology at Lewis & Clark College.

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Randy Long

Lewis & Clark College

Visiting assistant professor biology

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ecology plant science environmental science plant ecology forestry climate change plant physiology forest ecology botany evolutionary biology vegetation science adaptation sustainable agriculture conservation biology drought water quality soil biology water use strategies genetics evolutionary ecology avian biology applied ecology biological invasions tree physiology plant metabolism crop physiology climate change adaptation osmoregulation plant biology plant-abiotic interaction invasion biology woody plant soluble sugars salinity tolerance agricultural biotechnology biochemical sciences restoration ecology forest ecosystems functional ecology biological conservation wildlife agricultural chemistry chemical composition regenerative agriculture spatial ecology carbon allocation terrestrial ecology climate change mitigation nature conservation plant biodiversity biodiversity conservation osmotic stress environmental biology plant stress applied meteorology crop improvement tree breeding residual stress forest biology plant nutrition soil salinity biotic interactions drought resilience invasive species proteomic features commercial fertilizer soybean plants hydroxide nanowires north america herbivory tolerance osmotic balancing act woody plants tamarix spp invasive shrub episodic defoliation higher ratios ecology evolution population biology coevolution biodiversity ecological applications community (ecology) biogeography biology urban ecology ecological monograph ecology and evolutionary biology

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Evidence for Reductions in Physical and Chemical Plant Defense Traits in Island Flora. Plants (2024)

Micah G. FreedmanRandall W. LongSantiago R. RamírezSharon Y. Strauss

vegetation scienceenvironmental scienceplant ecologyisland floraecologyplant scienceconservation biology

From Theory to Practice: New Innovations and Their Application in Conservation Biology. Applications in Plant Sciences (2024)

Christopher P. KriegCarrie M. TribbleRandall Long

conservation biology

Drought Resistance in Two Populations of Invasive Tamarix Compared Using Multiple Methods. Tree Physiology (2023)

drought resiliencemultiple methodsbiological invasionsbiologyecological applicationscommunity (ecology)applied ecologyinvasion biologyecologydroughtinvasive speciesdrought resistance

Juniperus Virginiana Sourced From Colder Climates Maintain Higher Ratios of Soluble Sugars to Starch During Cold Acclimation. Tree Physiology (2023)

Samuel C HarbolRandall W LongJuliana S Medeiros

tree breedingenvironmental sciencesoluble sugarsforest researchhigher ratiosgeneticsresidual stresssustainable agricultureforest biologyplant physiologycarbohydrate chemistryclimate changetree physiologyearth scienceplant nutritionbotanycold acclimationplant sciencecolder climatesforestrycrop physiology

Some Like It Dry: Differences in Water Use Strategies Between Historic and Range-Expanding Populations of Juniperus Virginiana. International Journal of Plant Sciences (2023)

Randall W. LongDavid WardChiara BakerJuliana S. Medeiros

population biologyrange-expanding populationsbiogeographyvegetation historyforest ecologyplant physiologyclimate changevegetation scienceearth sciencebotanywater use strategiesagricultural historyplant scienceforestryplant ecologyplant biologyevolutionary biologypopulation ecologyecology

The Osmotic Balancing Act: When Sugars Matter for More Than Metabolism in Woody Plants. Global Change Biology (2022)

Randall W. LongHenry D. Adams

osmotic stressplant metabolismenvironmental scienceglobal ecologyosmotic balancing actenvironmental biologyplant physiologyglobal change biologyosmoregulationclimate changeadaptationglobal changeplant sciencedroughtmetabolismplant ecologywoody plantsevolutionary biologyecologysoil biology

Adaptive Versus Non-Adaptive Responses to Drought in a Non-Native Riparian Tree / Shrub, Tamarix Spp. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (2021)

Susan E BushJessica S GuoDonna DehnKevin C GradyJulia B HullEmily JohnsonDan F KoepkeRandall W LongDan L PottsKevin R Hultine

forest meteorologyagricultural economicsenvironmental scienceclimate change adaptationforest ecologysustainable agricultureplant physiologyvegetation scienceadaptationplant stresstamarix sppplant sciencedroughtapplied meteorologymeteorologyforestryplant ecologyecologyclimatology

Author Response for"Variation in Salinity Tolerance and Water Use Strategies in an Introduced Woody Halophyte ( Tamarix Spp.)". (2021)

None Randall W LongNone Carla M D’AntonioNone Tom L DudleyNone Kevin R Hultine

water qualitysalinity toleranceenvironmental sciencevariant interpretationwater use strategiesecologyplant scienceauthor response

Episodic Defoliation Rapidly Reduces Starch but Not Soluble Sugars in an Invasive Shrub, Tamarix Spp.. American Journal of Botany (2021)

Kevin R. HultineDonna DehnSusan E. BushKumud AcharyaCarla D'AntonioTom L. DudleyJohn HealeyJulia B. HullDan F. KoepkeRandall W. LongDan L. Potts

environmental sciencesoluble sugarsavian biologyforest ecologyinvasive shrubplant physiologymicrobial ecologyclimate changevegetation sciencebotanybiological invasionsplant sciencecrop improvementforestryplant ecologyplant biologyevolutionary biologyecologyepisodic defoliation

Salinity Driven Interactions Between Plant Growth and a Biological Control Agent. Biological Invasions (2021)

Randall W. LongCarla M. D’AntonioTom L. DudleyKevin R. HultineAdam M. Lambert

plant growthwater qualitysoil salinitybiological control agentbiotic interactionsplant-abiotic interactionenvironmental scienceinvasion biologyecology

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Randy Long

Visiting assistant professor biology

Lewis & Clark College

Affiliations

The College

Department Of Biology

Lewis & Clark College

Randy Long is currently serving as a Biology Visiting assistant professor biology at Lewis & Clark College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Randy Long

Lewis & Clark College

Visiting assistant professor biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Evidence for Reductions in Physical and Chemical Plant Defense Traits in Island Flora. Plants (2024)

Micah G. FreedmanRandall W. LongSantiago R. RamírezSharon Y. Strauss

vegetation scienceenvironmental scienceplant ecologyisland floraecologyplant scienceconservation biology

From Theory to Practice: New Innovations and Their Application in Conservation Biology. Applications in Plant Sciences (2024)

Christopher P. KriegCarrie M. TribbleRandall Long

conservation biology

Drought Resistance in Two Populations of Invasive Tamarix Compared Using Multiple Methods. Tree Physiology (2023)

drought resiliencemultiple methodsbiological invasionsbiologyecological applicationscommunity (ecology)applied ecologyinvasion biologyecologydroughtinvasive speciesdrought resistance

Juniperus Virginiana Sourced From Colder Climates Maintain Higher Ratios of Soluble Sugars to Starch During Cold Acclimation. Tree Physiology (2023)

Samuel C HarbolRandall W LongJuliana S Medeiros

Some Like It Dry: Differences in Water Use Strategies Between Historic and Range-Expanding Populations of Juniperus Virginiana. International Journal of Plant Sciences (2023)

Randall W. LongDavid WardChiara BakerJuliana S. Medeiros

The Osmotic Balancing Act: When Sugars Matter for More Than Metabolism in Woody Plants. Global Change Biology (2022)

Randall W. LongHenry D. Adams

Adaptive Versus Non-Adaptive Responses to Drought in a Non-Native Riparian Tree / Shrub, Tamarix Spp. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (2021)

Susan E BushJessica S GuoDonna DehnKevin C GradyJulia B HullEmily JohnsonDan F KoepkeRandall W LongDan L PottsKevin R Hultine

Author Response for"Variation in Salinity Tolerance and Water Use Strategies in an Introduced Woody Halophyte ( Tamarix Spp.)". (2021)

None Randall W LongNone Carla M D’AntonioNone Tom L DudleyNone Kevin R Hultine

water qualitysalinity toleranceenvironmental sciencevariant interpretationwater use strategiesecologyplant scienceauthor response

Episodic Defoliation Rapidly Reduces Starch but Not Soluble Sugars in an Invasive Shrub, Tamarix Spp.. American Journal of Botany (2021)

Kevin R. HultineDonna DehnSusan E. BushKumud AcharyaCarla D'AntonioTom L. DudleyJohn HealeyJulia B. HullDan F. KoepkeRandall W. LongDan L. Potts

Salinity Driven Interactions Between Plant Growth and a Biological Control Agent. Biological Invasions (2021)

Randall W. LongCarla M. D’AntonioTom L. DudleyKevin R. HultineAdam M. Lambert

plant growthwater qualitysoil salinitybiological control agentbiotic interactionsplant-abiotic interactionenvironmental scienceinvasion biologyecology

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