Course Reading: Fall 2023
Date | Topic | Reading* |
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Aug 29 | Organizational meeting | |
Sept 5 |
Quantitative ethnobotany |
Gaoue, OG, MA Coe, M Bond, G Hart, BC Seyler, & H McMillen. 2017. Theories and major hypotheses in ethnobotany. Economic Botany 71: 269-287. Phillips, O, AH Gentry, P Reynel, C Wilkin, and B Gálvez-Durand. 1994. Quantitative ethnobotany and Amazonian conservation. Conservation Biology 8: 225-248. |
Sept 12 |
Indigenous Ecological Knowledge and management of foraging resources in Alaska |
Gordon (Iñupiaq), HSJ, JA Ross, C Bauer-Armstrong, M Moreno, R Byington (Choctaw), & N Bowman (Lunaape/Mohican). 2023. Integrating Indigenous Traditional Ecological Knowledge of land into land management through Indigenous-academic partnerships. Land Use Policy 125: 106469. Herman-Mercer, NM, RA Loehman, RC Toohey, & C Paniyak. 2020. Climate- and disturbance-driven changes in subsistence berries in coastal Alaska: Indigenous Knowledge to inform ecological inference. Human Ecology 48: 85–99. |
Sept 19 |
Effects of changing [CO2] & temperature on forest trees |
Stinziano, JR & DA Way. 2014. Combined effects of rising [CO2] and temperature on boreal forests: growth, physiology and limitations. Botany. 92: 425-436. Kurepin, LV, ZR Stangl, AG Ivanov, V Bui, M Mema, NPA Hüner, G Öquist, D Way, & V Hurry. 2018. Contrasting acclimation abilities of two dominant boreal conifers to elevated CO2 and temperature. Plant, Cell & Environment 41: 1331–1345. |
Sept 26 |
Domesticating new crop species |
Leakey, RRB. 2019. From ethnobotany to mainstream agriculture: socially modified Cinderella species capturing ‘trade-ons’ for ‘land maxing’. Planta 250: 949-970. Kalinganire, A, P Savadogo, C Ky-Dembele, D Bush, A Raebild, A Tougiani, A Muchugi, Fatoumata T Traore & B Kone. 2023. Evidence of early genetic variation in survival and growth traits of baobab (Adansonia digitata L.)—the way forward for domestication and breeding. Agroforestry Systems 97: 1221–1231. |
Oct 3 |
Urban ecology of plant-animal interactions |
Teixido, AL, LF Fuzessy, CS Souza, IN Gomes, LA Kaminski, PC Oliveira, & PK Maruyama. 2022. Anthropogenic impacts on plant-animal mutualisms: A global synthesis for pollination and seed dispersal. Biological Conservation 266: 109461. Stanley, A & G Arceo-Gómez. 2020. Urbanization increases seed dispersal interaction diversity but decreases dispersal success in Toxicodendron radicans. Global Ecology and Conservation 22: e01019. |
Oct 10 |
Forest carbon storage |
Fahey, TJ, PB Woodbury, JJ Battles, CL Goodale, SP Hamburg, SV Ollinger, & CW Woodall. 2010. Forest carbon storage: ecology, management, and policy. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 8: 245-252. Mngadi, M, J Odindi & O Mutanga. 2022. Quantifying carbon stock variability of species within a reforested urban landscape using texture measures derived from remotely sensed imagery. In Advances in Remote Sensing for Forest Monitoring (eds PC Pandey & P Arellano, Wiley Online Books). |
Oct 24 |
Human effects on plant speciation in the Anthropocene |
Thomas, CD. 2015. Rapid acceleration of plant speciation during the Anthropocene. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 30: 448–455. Staude, IR, & J Ebersbac. 2023. Neophytes may promote hybridization and adaptations to a changing planet. Ecology and Evolution 13: e10405. |
Oct 31 |
Tropical forest restoration |
Holl, KD. 2017. Research directions in tropical forest restoration. Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 102: 237-250. Kulikowski, AJ, RA Zahawi, LK Werden, K Zhu & KD Holl. 2022. Restoration interventions mediate tropical tree recruitment dynamics over time. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 378: 20210077. |
Nov 7 |
Management of Juniper encroachment in eastern Oregon |
Morris, LR & RJ Rowe. 2014. Historical land use and altered habitats in the Great Basin. Journal of Mammalogy 95: 1144–1156. Abdallah, MAB, R Mata-González, JS Noller, & CG Ochoa. 2020. Ecosystem carbon in relation to woody plant encroachment and control: Juniper systems in Oregon, USA. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment 290: 106762. |
Nov 14 |
Ecological calendars |
Kassam, KAS, ML Ruelle, C Samimi, A Trabucco & J Xu. 2018. Anticipating climatic variability: The potential of ecological calendars. Human Ecology 46: 249–257. Kassam, KAS, & J Bernardo. 2022. Role of biodiversity in ecological calendars and its implications for food sovereignty: Empirical assessment of the resilience of indicator species to anthropogenic climate change. GeoHealth 6: e2022GH000614. |
Nov 21 |
Valuing non-native species |
Sax, DF, MA Schlaepfer, & JD Olden. 2022. Valuing the contributions of non-native species to people and nature. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 37: 1058-1066. dos Santos, LL, ALB do Nascimento, FJ Vieira, VA da Silva, R Voeks & UP Albuquerque. 2014. The cultural value of invasive species: A case study from semi–arid northeastern Brazil. Economic Botany 68: 283–300. |
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Reading lists from past years: Fall 2021, Fall 2020, Fall 2018, Fall 2016, Fall 2015, Fall 2013