Danielle Marias Ulrich

Assistant Professor

Montana State University
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Danielle Marias Ulrich is an Assistant Professor at Montana State University in the United States. Her research focuses on functional traits of various pine species, drought recovery mechanisms, and the interactions between soil microbes and tree growth. Recent articles highlight her work on carbon turnover, litter decomposition, and the effects of environmental stressors on forest ecosystems.

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Dennis Baldocchi

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UNITED STATES
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Justin Maxwell

Indiana State University

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Caroline Vincke

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Université catholique de Louvain

BELGIUM
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Franklin Alongi

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GERMANY
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Rossella Guerrieri

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Flurin Babst

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Nicolas Delpierre

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Brent Peyton

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