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Carolyn Copenheaver

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Virginia Tech

United States

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Carolyn Copenheaver is a Professor at Virginia Tech in the United States. Her research interests encompass forest ecology, including studies on growth classifications of forests, structural complexity indices in beech forests, and the impacts of anthropogenic pressures on forest ecosystems. Additionally, her work explores teaching award nomination processes for university faculty and the historical distribution of non-native plant species in North America.

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Eric Rubenstein

University of Georgia

UNITED STATES

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Eric Wiseman

Associate Professor

Virginia Tech

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Scientific Definitions and Measurements of Second-Growth, Mature, and Old-Growth Forests

Barriers and facilitating factors experienced by agriculture and natural resources university faculty members during the nomination process for teaching awards

Non-native plants observed in North America by 18th century naturalists

Developing a Structural Complexity Index for Oriental Beech Forests in Northern Iran

A Comparison of Early-European Settlement and Present-Day Species Mingling Patterns in the Eastern Deciduous Forest, USA

Anthropogenic pressures decrease structural complexity in Caucasian forests of Iran

Mentoring summer undergraduate researchers: the faculty members’ experience

Improving forestry secondary education: Identifying teachers’ needs

Tree-Related Microhabitats: A Comparison of Managed and Unmanaged Oriental Beech–Dominated Forests in Northern Iran

Rising expectations: Natural resources graduate student authorship of publications

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Eric Wiseman

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