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Thomas Volk

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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College of Science & Health

Department of Biology

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

NoneThomas Volk is currently serving as a Academic Affairs faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

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University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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biology ecology botany fungus ima fungus fungal ecology plant taxonomy taxonomy (biology) microbiology molecular biology morphology tectonics structural geology geology sediment transport geochemistry plant science ore geology chemical geology organic geochemistry clay science petroleum geoscience soil biology invertebrate pathology zoology natural product communication zoological taxonomy microbiological degradation degradable plastic industrial mycology fungal evolution fragmentation effect structural composition trace elements trace metals elemental characterization fungal symbiosis forest mycobiome mycelial interaction soil restoration synapsida aquatic organisms field observations biochemical taxonomy fungal diversity fungal biology fungal systematics taxonomic revision united states true morels phenolic resin molecular phylogeny western wisconsin inertinite macerals commercial mycorrhizal inocula unsterilized soil restoration strategy inoculation experiments entoloma abortivum

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Molecular Phylogeny and Morphology Reveal Three New Species of Cantharellus Within 20 M of One Another in Western Wisconsin, USA. Mycologia (2013)

Matthew J. FoltzKathryn E. PerezThomas J. Volk

morphologywestern wisconsinfungal evolutionplant taxonomymolecular biologybotanymolecular phylogeny

(2044) Proposal to Conserve the Name Agaricus Tabescens Against a. Socialis ( Basidiomycota ). Taxon (2012)

symbiosistaxonomy (biology)biodiversitybotanyfungal ecologyfungal systematicsfungal biologyfungusbiologyima fungusfungal diversitynatural product communicationmicroorganismsecologybiochemical taxonomyevolutionary biology

Effects of Resident Soil Fungi and Land Use History Outweigh Those of Commercial Mycorrhizal Inocula: Testing a Restoration Strategy in Unsterilized Soil. Restoration Ecology (2012)

soilsoil restorationfungal ecologyunsterilized soilfungusenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologyrestoration strategyima fungusfungal symbiosiscommercial mycorrhizal inoculamycelial interactionland useecologyforest mycobiomesoil biology

Taxonomic Revision of True Morels ( Morchella ) in Canada and the United States. Mycologia (2012)

Michael KuoDamon R DewsburyKerry O'DonnellM Carol CarterStephen A RehnerJohn David MooreJean-Marc MoncalvoStephen A CanfieldSteven L StephensonAndrew S MethvenThomas J Volk

taxonomy (biology)zoological taxonomytrue morelsbiologyplant taxonomyunited statestaxonomic revisionplant sciencebotany

Notes on the Origin of Inertinite Macerals in Coals: Funginite Associations With Cutinite and Suberinite. International Journal of Coal Geology (2010)

James C. HowerJennifer M.K. O'KeefeCortland F. EbleThomas J. VolkAllison R. RichardsonAnne B. SatterwhiteRachel S. HatchIrena J. Kostova

materials scienceinertinite maceralsorganic geochemistrypetroleum geosciencechemical engineeringore geologyelemental characterizationtrace elementsclay sciencechemistryfragmentation effectsediment transportgeochemistrytectonicstrace metalschemical geologystructural geologystructural compositiongeology

White-Rot Fungi Demonstrate First Biodegradation of Phenolic Resin. Environmental Science & Technology (2006)

phenolic resinfungusmicrobiological degradationima fungusdegradable plasticindustrial mycologymicrobiology

Field Observations and Inoculation Experiments to Determine the Nature of the Carpophoroids Associated With Entoloma Abortivum and Armillaria. Mycologia (2001)

aquatic organismsfield observationsentoloma abortivumzoologyinoculation experimentsparasitologybiologymorphology (biology)invertebrate pathologysynapsidaecology

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Thomas Volk

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

Affiliations

Academic Affairs

College of Science & Health

Department of Biology

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

NoneThomas Volk is currently serving as a Academic Affairs faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

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Thomas Volk

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Molecular Phylogeny and Morphology Reveal Three New Species of Cantharellus Within 20 M of One Another in Western Wisconsin, USA. Mycologia (2013)

Matthew J. FoltzKathryn E. PerezThomas J. Volk

morphologywestern wisconsinfungal evolutionplant taxonomymolecular biologybotanymolecular phylogeny

(2044) Proposal to Conserve the Name Agaricus Tabescens Against a. Socialis ( Basidiomycota ). Taxon (2012)

Effects of Resident Soil Fungi and Land Use History Outweigh Those of Commercial Mycorrhizal Inocula: Testing a Restoration Strategy in Unsterilized Soil. Restoration Ecology (2012)

Taxonomic Revision of True Morels ( Morchella ) in Canada and the United States. Mycologia (2012)

Michael KuoDamon R DewsburyKerry O'DonnellM Carol CarterStephen A RehnerJohn David MooreJean-Marc MoncalvoStephen A CanfieldSteven L StephensonAndrew S MethvenThomas J Volk

taxonomy (biology)zoological taxonomytrue morelsbiologyplant taxonomyunited statestaxonomic revisionplant sciencebotany

Notes on the Origin of Inertinite Macerals in Coals: Funginite Associations With Cutinite and Suberinite. International Journal of Coal Geology (2010)

James C. HowerJennifer M.K. O'KeefeCortland F. EbleThomas J. VolkAllison R. RichardsonAnne B. SatterwhiteRachel S. HatchIrena J. Kostova

White-Rot Fungi Demonstrate First Biodegradation of Phenolic Resin. Environmental Science & Technology (2006)

phenolic resinfungusmicrobiological degradationima fungusdegradable plasticindustrial mycologymicrobiology

Field Observations and Inoculation Experiments to Determine the Nature of the Carpophoroids Associated With Entoloma Abortivum and Armillaria. Mycologia (2001)

aquatic organismsfield observationsentoloma abortivumzoologyinoculation experimentsparasitologybiologymorphology (biology)invertebrate pathologysynapsidaecology

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