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Rebecca Bunn

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of the Environment

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Department Of Environmental Sciences

Department Of Urban And Environmental Planning And Policy

Institute for Watershed Studies

Studies Of Institute For Watershed

Department Of Environmental Studies And Geography

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Institute Of Spatial

Western Washington University

NoneRebecca Bunn is currently serving as a College Of The Environment faculty at Western Washington University.

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Rebecca Bunn

Western Washington University

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ecology environmental science microbial ecology fungal ecology botany soil biology community (ecology) soil biological invasions plant science mycelial interaction fungal symbiosis fungus ecosystems applied ecology fungal diversity forest mycobiome fungal biology arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi biology microbiology ima fungus environmental microbiology restoration ecology soil ecology plant-soil interactions invasion biology symbiosis carbon sequestration fungal genetics plant physiology photosynthesis integrative plant biology ecological applications agronomy plant soil avian biology fungal systematics phycology soil carbon cycle soil science vegetation science arid environments soil fertility invasive species aboveground-belowground interactions soil environment plant-soil relationships soil restoration plant ecology plant genetics plant taxonomy plant-soil feedback context dependency invasive plants other fungi mycorrhizal fungal communities general fungal primers thermophilic plants leaf litter invasion gradients grassland invaders mycorrhizal symbionts national park thermal-influenced soils arbuscular mycorrhizae arbuscular mycorrhizal

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Negative Plant–Soil Feedback Influences a Dominant Seeded Species, Western Yarrow ( Achillea Millefolium ), in Grassland Restoration. Restoration Ecology (2024)

soilplant-soil relationshipssoil restorationecosystemsagronomyenvironmental sciencecommunity (ecology)dominant seeded speciesgrassland restorationplant-soil interactionsnegative plant–soil feedbackapplied ecologyecologyplant soilsoil ecology

What Determines Transfer of Carbon From Plants to Mycorrhizal Fungi?. New Phytologist (2024)

Rebecca A. BunnAna CorrêaJaya JoshiChristina KaiserYlva LekbergCindy E. PrescottAnna SalaJustine Karst

soilfungal ecologyfungal biologyphotosynthesisbiologyfungusmicrobial ecologyintegrative plant biologysoil biologyphycologyfungal symbiosisecologyplant sciencebotanysoil carbon cyclemicrobiologycarbon sequestrationmycelial interaction

Arbuscular Mycorrhizae Influence Raspberry Growth and Soil Fertility Under Conventional and Organic Fertilization. Frontiers in Microbiology (2023)

Qianwen LuRebecca BunnErika WhitneyYuanyuan FengLisa Wasko DeVetterHaiying Tao

soil fertilityenvironmental microbiologyecologyorganic fertilizationbotanymicrobiologyagricultural economics

Invasion by the Annual Grass, Ventenata Dubia Does Not Impact Mycorrhizal Fungal Abundance in an Endangered Prairie. Restoration Ecology (2023)

Alexis A. SullivanRebecca BunnTanya E. Cheeke

avian biologymycorrhizal fungal abundanceenvironmental scienceannual grassrestoration ecologyecologyconservation biologybiological invasionsbotanyplant ecologyinvasion biology

Old-Growth Acer Macrophyllum Trees Host a Unique Suite of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and Other Root-Associated Fungal Taxa in Their Canopy Soil Environment. Mycologia (2023)

Korena K. MafuneDaniel J. VogtKristiina A. VogtEC ClineBruce J. GodfreyRebecca A. BunnAlec J. S. Meade

soilcanopy soil environmentfungal ecologyarbuscular mycorrhizal fungisoil environmentecologysoil biology

Soil Moisture and Competition Determine Soil Biota Effects on Invasive Centaurea Stoebe. Functional Ecology (2023)

soilinvasive speciesbiodiversityaboveground-belowground interactionsecosystemsapplied ecologyenvironmental scienceecological applicationscommunity (ecology)invasion biologysoil moistureplant-soil interactionsbiological invasionswetlandsecologysoil biology

Role of Soil Biota in Grassland Restorations in High Nutrient Soils. Restoration Ecology (2021)

Tanya E. CheekeMary SchneiderAlifya SaifyMegan BraunerRebecca Bunn

grassland restorationshigh nutrient soilsrestoration ecologyecologysoil biota

Revisiting the ‘Direct Mineral Cycling’ Hypothesis: Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Colonize Leaf Litter, but Why?. The ISME Journal (2019)

Rebecca A BunnDylan T SimpsonLorinda S BullingtonYlva LekbergDavid P Janos

arbuscular mycorrhizal fungiecologyleaf littermicrobial ecology

More Bang for the Buck? Can Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungal Communities Be Characterized Adequately Alongside Other Fungi Using General Fungal Primers?. New Phytologist (2018)

Ylva LekbergMartti VasarLorinda S. BullingtonSiim‐Kaarel SeppPedro M. AntunesRebecca BunnBeau G. LarkinMaarja Öpik

other fungimycorrhizal fungal communitiesfungal ecologyfungal systematicsfungal biologyfungusfungal geneticsmicrobial ecologyenvironmental microbiologygeneral fungal primersfungal diversityecologyfungal symbiosis

Relative Importance of Competition and Plant–Soil Feedback, Their Synergy, Context Dependency and Implications for Coexistence. Ecology Letters (2018)

Ylva LekbergJames D. BeverRebecca A. BunnRagan M. CallawayMiranda M. HartStephanie N. KivlinJohn KlironomosBeau G. LarkinJohn L. MaronKurt O. ReinhartMichael RemkeWim H. van der Putten

plant-soil feedbackecologycontext dependency

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Rebecca Bunn

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of the Environment

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Department Of Environmental Sciences

Department Of Urban And Environmental Planning And Policy

Institute for Watershed Studies

Studies Of Institute For Watershed

Department Of Environmental Studies And Geography

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Institute Of Spatial

Western Washington University

NoneRebecca Bunn is currently serving as a College Of The Environment faculty at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Western Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Negative Plant–Soil Feedback Influences a Dominant Seeded Species, Western Yarrow ( Achillea Millefolium ), in Grassland Restoration. Restoration Ecology (2024)

What Determines Transfer of Carbon From Plants to Mycorrhizal Fungi?. New Phytologist (2024)

Rebecca A. BunnAna CorrêaJaya JoshiChristina KaiserYlva LekbergCindy E. PrescottAnna SalaJustine Karst

Arbuscular Mycorrhizae Influence Raspberry Growth and Soil Fertility Under Conventional and Organic Fertilization. Frontiers in Microbiology (2023)

Qianwen LuRebecca BunnErika WhitneyYuanyuan FengLisa Wasko DeVetterHaiying Tao

soil fertilityenvironmental microbiologyecologyorganic fertilizationbotanymicrobiologyagricultural economics

Invasion by the Annual Grass, Ventenata Dubia Does Not Impact Mycorrhizal Fungal Abundance in an Endangered Prairie. Restoration Ecology (2023)

Alexis A. SullivanRebecca BunnTanya E. Cheeke

avian biologymycorrhizal fungal abundanceenvironmental scienceannual grassrestoration ecologyecologyconservation biologybiological invasionsbotanyplant ecologyinvasion biology

Old-Growth Acer Macrophyllum Trees Host a Unique Suite of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and Other Root-Associated Fungal Taxa in Their Canopy Soil Environment. Mycologia (2023)

Korena K. MafuneDaniel J. VogtKristiina A. VogtEC ClineBruce J. GodfreyRebecca A. BunnAlec J. S. Meade

soilcanopy soil environmentfungal ecologyarbuscular mycorrhizal fungisoil environmentecologysoil biology

Soil Moisture and Competition Determine Soil Biota Effects on Invasive Centaurea Stoebe. Functional Ecology (2023)

Role of Soil Biota in Grassland Restorations in High Nutrient Soils. Restoration Ecology (2021)

Tanya E. CheekeMary SchneiderAlifya SaifyMegan BraunerRebecca Bunn

grassland restorationshigh nutrient soilsrestoration ecologyecologysoil biota

Revisiting the ‘Direct Mineral Cycling’ Hypothesis: Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Colonize Leaf Litter, but Why?. The ISME Journal (2019)

Rebecca A BunnDylan T SimpsonLorinda S BullingtonYlva LekbergDavid P Janos

arbuscular mycorrhizal fungiecologyleaf littermicrobial ecology

More Bang for the Buck? Can Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungal Communities Be Characterized Adequately Alongside Other Fungi Using General Fungal Primers?. New Phytologist (2018)

Ylva LekbergMartti VasarLorinda S. BullingtonSiim‐Kaarel SeppPedro M. AntunesRebecca BunnBeau G. LarkinMaarja Öpik

Relative Importance of Competition and Plant–Soil Feedback, Their Synergy, Context Dependency and Implications for Coexistence. Ecology Letters (2018)

Ylva LekbergJames D. BeverRebecca A. BunnRagan M. CallawayMiranda M. HartStephanie N. KivlinJohn KlironomosBeau G. LarkinJohn L. MaronKurt O. ReinhartMichael RemkeWim H. van der Putten

plant-soil feedbackecologycontext dependency

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2
10 / page