Carsten Kulheim

Associate Professor

Michigan Technological University

United States

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Carsten Kulheim is an Associate Professor at Michigan Technological University, USA. His research focuses on tree improvement methods, genomics, and the adaptive traits of tree species, particularly Quercus rubra. Recent articles examine various aspects of tree physiology, climate adaptation, and genetic factors influencing plant resilience and pest resistance.

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Australian National University

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Iowa State University

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Trends in tree improvement methods: from classical breeding to genomic technologies

Fine root respiration in Quercus rubra (L.) aligns with the economics trade-offs in bi-dimensional root trait space

Common garden study reveals frost-tolerant northern seed sources are best suited to expand range of Quercus rubra

Evolutionary relationship of the NBS-LRR gene family in Melaleuca and Eucalyptus (Myrtaceae)

A haplotype-resolved chromosome-scale genome for <i>Quercus rubra</i> L. provides insights into the genetics of adaptive traits for red oak species

Strategies to mitigate shifts in red oak (Quercus sect. Lobatae) distribution under a changing climate

Genome-wide association study identifies SNP markers and putative candidate genes for terpene traits important for Leptocybe invasa resistance in Eucalyptus grandis

Characterization of terpene biosynthesis in Melaleuca quinquenervia and ecological consequences of terpene accumulation during myrtle rust infection

Overexpression of a developing xylem cDNA library in transgenic poplar generates high mutation rate specific to wood formation

New approaches to tannin analysis of leaves can be used to explain in vitro biological activities associated with herbivore defence

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William J. Foley

Robert Clark

Swapan Chakrabarty

Panchali Chakraborty

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