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Mark Schulze

Assistant professor senior research

Oregon State University

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College of Forestry

Department of Forest Ecosystems and Society

Mark Schulze is currently serving as a College Of Forestry Assistant professor senior research at Oregon State University.

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Mark Schulze

Oregon State University

Assistant professor senior research

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ecology forestry forest ecology environmental science forest ecosystems forest research climate change agricultural economics tree physiology earth science botany conservation biology forest conservation ornithology vegetation science tree growth forest biology land use community (ecology) avian biology brazilian amazon plant science plant ecology climatology wildlife forest productivity forest resource management swietenia macrophylla big-leaf mahogany forest meteorology fire ecology forest restoration eastern amazon atmospheric science reforestation fire dynamics arid environments breeding behavior restoration ecology animal ecology arboriculture applied plant ecology forest management insect science global ecology atmospheric environment atmospheric research spatial ecology forest carbon forest biomass terrestrial ecosystem productivity land management phytogeography phenology nature conservation seasonal variation carbon assimilation enrichment planting timber production recurrent event prevalence rare event estimation tree breeding climatic impact extreme weather meteorological forcing environmental sustainability silviculture carbon allocation global comparison forest structure tropical forests spatial models old-growth forests climate seasonality limits fake legal logging forest health deforestation

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Co‐Mast: Harmonized Seed Production Data for Woody Plants Across Us Long‐Term Research Sites. Ecology (2024)

Katherine M. NigroJessica H. BartonDiana MaciasV. Bala ChaudharyIan S. PearseDavid M. BellAngel ChenNatalie L. CleavittElizabeth E. CroneDavid F. GreeneE. Penelope HollandJill F. JohnstoneWalter D. KoenigNicholas J. LyonTom E. X. MillerMark SchulzeRebecca S. SnellJess K. ZimmermanJohannes M. H. KnopsStacy McNultyRobert R. ParmenterMark A. WintersteinRoman I. ZlotinJalene M. LaMontagneMiranda D. Redmond

woody plantsecology

Community Synchrony in Seed Production is Associated With Trait Similarity and Climate Across North America. Ecology Letters (2024)

Jalene M. LaMontagneDavid F. GreeneE. Penelope HollandJill F. JohnstoneMark SchulzeJess K. ZimmermanNicholas J. LyonAngel ChenTom E. X. MillerKatherine M. NigroRebecca S. SnellJessica H. BartonV. Bala ChaudharyNatalie L. CleavittElizabeth E. CroneWalter D. KoenigDiana MaciasIan S. PearseMiranda D. Redmond

community synchronycommunity (ecology)north americaseed productionecologytrait similarity

Long-Term Data Improve Species Distribution Model Performance. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Nicolò AnselmettoMatteo GarbarinoMatthew WeldyDavid BellChristopher DalyClinton W. EppsNina FerrariHankyu KimJoseph A. LaMannaDamon LesmeisterBrooke PenalunaMark SchulzeMadison SuttonMarie TosaMatthew Betts

ecologylong-term data

Assessing Spatiotemporal Resolution of Variables in Landscape-Scale Species Distribution Models. (2023)

Nicolò AnselmettoMatthew BettsMatthew WeldyMarie TosaJoseph LaMannaHankyu KimDamon LeismeisterClinton EppsDavid BellMark SchulzeChristopher DalyMatteo Garbarino

climate changespecie distributionenvironmental sciencespatiotemporal resolution

Causes of Widespread Foliar Damage From the June 2021 Pacific Northwest Heat Dome: More Heat Than Drought. Tree Physiology (2023)

C J StillA SibleyD DePinteP E BusbyC A HarringtonM SchulzeD R ShawD WoodruffD E RuppC DalyW M HammondG F M Page

forestryenvironmental scienceplant physiologymeteorological forcingclimatic impactarboriculturedroughttree physiologyatmospheric environmentatmospheric researchextreme weatherplant sciencebotanymeteorologywidespread foliar damagebiologyphysiologyforest biologyclimate change

Canopy Wetting Patterns and the Determinants of Dry Season Dewfall in an Old Growth Douglas-Fir Canopy. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (2022)

Adam SibleyMark SchulzeJulia JonesAdam KennedyChristopher Still

forestryatmospheric scienceforest meteorologyenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencedry season dewfallforest ecologyclimate changeagricultural economicsmeteorology

Canopy Wetting Patterns and the Determinants of Dry Season Dewfall in a Temperate Wet-Forest. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (2022)

forest ecosystemsarid environmentsforestrytree physiologyforest hydrologyhydrologyecohydrologyforest meteorologyhydrometeorologydry season dewfallforest ecologytemperate wet-forestearth sciencecanopy micrometeorologyecologydrylandsmeteorology

Increased Daytime Static Stability Enhances Sub-Canopy Downslope Scalar Advection in a Coniferous Plantation Forest. JGR Atmospheres (2022)

forest ecosystemstree growthforestryconiferous plantation forestforest productivitytree physiologyecosystemsforest meteorologyforest ecologyearth sciencecanopy micrometeorologyforest researchecology

Increasing Daytime Stability Enhances Downslope Moisture Transport in the Subcanopy of an Even‐Aged Conifer Forest in Western Oregon, USA. Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres (2022)

S. A. DrakeD. E. RuppC. K. ThomasH. J. OldroydM. SchulzeJ. A. Jones

geophysical researchenvironmental sciencehydrometeorologyvegetation scienceatmospheric scienceclimatologyclimate dynamicsatmospheric environmentatmospheric researcharid environmentsmeteorologyeven-aged conifer forestwestern oregonmoisture transportearth sciencedrylandshigh elevationplanetary sciencesdendrochronologyclimatic changegeophysics

CORRIGENDUM: Imaging Canopy Temperature: Shedding (Thermal) Light on Ecosystem Processes. NEW PHYTOLOGIST (2021)

forest ecosystemsimaging canopy temperatureecosystemsclimate changebiometeorologyforest ecologyearth sciencecanopy micrometeorologyapplied ecologyecology

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Mark Schulze

Assistant professor senior research

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Forestry

Department of Forest Ecosystems and Society

Mark Schulze is currently serving as a College Of Forestry Assistant professor senior research at Oregon State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Mark Schulze

Oregon State University

Assistant professor senior research

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Co‐Mast: Harmonized Seed Production Data for Woody Plants Across Us Long‐Term Research Sites. Ecology (2024)

woody plantsecology

Community Synchrony in Seed Production is Associated With Trait Similarity and Climate Across North America. Ecology Letters (2024)

community synchronycommunity (ecology)north americaseed productionecologytrait similarity

Long-Term Data Improve Species Distribution Model Performance. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

ecologylong-term data

Assessing Spatiotemporal Resolution of Variables in Landscape-Scale Species Distribution Models. (2023)

Nicolò AnselmettoMatthew BettsMatthew WeldyMarie TosaJoseph LaMannaHankyu KimDamon LeismeisterClinton EppsDavid BellMark SchulzeChristopher DalyMatteo Garbarino

climate changespecie distributionenvironmental sciencespatiotemporal resolution

Causes of Widespread Foliar Damage From the June 2021 Pacific Northwest Heat Dome: More Heat Than Drought. Tree Physiology (2023)

C J StillA SibleyD DePinteP E BusbyC A HarringtonM SchulzeD R ShawD WoodruffD E RuppC DalyW M HammondG F M Page

Canopy Wetting Patterns and the Determinants of Dry Season Dewfall in an Old Growth Douglas-Fir Canopy. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (2022)

Adam SibleyMark SchulzeJulia JonesAdam KennedyChristopher Still

forestryatmospheric scienceforest meteorologyenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencedry season dewfallforest ecologyclimate changeagricultural economicsmeteorology

Canopy Wetting Patterns and the Determinants of Dry Season Dewfall in a Temperate Wet-Forest. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (2022)

Increased Daytime Static Stability Enhances Sub-Canopy Downslope Scalar Advection in a Coniferous Plantation Forest. JGR Atmospheres (2022)

forest ecosystemstree growthforestryconiferous plantation forestforest productivitytree physiologyecosystemsforest meteorologyforest ecologyearth sciencecanopy micrometeorologyforest researchecology

Increasing Daytime Stability Enhances Downslope Moisture Transport in the Subcanopy of an Even‐Aged Conifer Forest in Western Oregon, USA. Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres (2022)

S. A. DrakeD. E. RuppC. K. ThomasH. J. OldroydM. SchulzeJ. A. Jones

CORRIGENDUM: Imaging Canopy Temperature: Shedding (Thermal) Light on Ecosystem Processes. NEW PHYTOLOGIST (2021)

forest ecosystemsimaging canopy temperatureecosystemsclimate changebiometeorologyforest ecologyearth sciencecanopy micrometeorologyapplied ecologyecology

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