Justin Richardson

Assistant Professor

University of Massachusetts Amherst

United States

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Justin Richardson is an Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA. His research focuses on soil chemistry, ecotoxicology, and nutrient dynamics in various ecosystems, as evidenced by his recent articles covering topics like nutrient and trace elements in urban forests, the effects of environmental factors on forest soil properties, and the uptake of toxic elements by local flora. He contributes to understanding the interplay between geology and nutrient cycling in both natural and anthropogenic landscapes.

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Brian Yellen

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University of Massachusetts Amherst

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Nicolas Perdrial

University of Vermont

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Qian Yu

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University of Massachusetts Boston

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Effects of rooting, temperature, and organic horizon development on temperate forest soil carbon, nitrogen, and inorganic nutrients in transplanted soils

Nutrient and Trace Elements in Suburban Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum) Sap, Syrup, and Soils from Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania

Predicting Foliar Nutrient Concentrations across Geologic Materials and Tree Genera in the Northeastern United States Using Spectral Reflectance and Partial Least Squares Regression Models

Ecotoxicology of Trace Elements in European Oyster (Ostrea edulis), Seawater, and Sediments across Boston Harbor, Massachusetts, USA

Influence of parent material mineralogy on forest soil nutrient release rates across a nutrient richness gradient

Evaluating trace elements in urban forest soils across three contrasting New England USA towns and cities by pXRF and mass spectrometry

Trace Element (As, Cd, Cr, Cu, Pb, Se, U) Concentrations and Health Hazards from Drinking Water and Market Rice across Lahore City, Pakistan

Forest floor and Na azide effect on elements in leachate from contrasting New Hampshire and Virginia forest soils

Moisture, organic matter, and large particle correction for accurate Pb portable X‐ray fluorescence assessment in urban soils

Uptake of toxic and nutrient elements by foraged edible and medicinal mushrooms (sporocarps) throughout Connecticut River Valley, New England, USA

Accumulation and transport of nutrient and pollutant elements in riparian soils, sediments, and river waters across the Thames River Watershed, Connecticut, USA

Sulfidic schist release of As, Cu, and Pb in laboratory experiments and across eleven watersheds in central Massachusetts, USA

Storage and export of nutrient and oxyhydroxide elements across glaciated soils and watersheds in western Massachusetts, USA

Sources, Mechanisms, and Timescales of Sediment Delivery to a New England Salt Marsh

Shale weathering profiles show Hg sequestration along a New York–Tennessee transect

Mercury in Temperate Forest Soils and Suspended Sediments in the Connecticut River, Merrimack River, and Thames River Watersheds, USA

Nutrient and toxic elements in soils and plants across 10 urban community gardens: Comparing pXRF and ICP‐based soil measurements

Transfer of Macronutrients, Micronutrients, and Toxic Elements from Soil to Grapes to White Wines in Uncontaminated Vineyards

Quantifying aluminosilicate manganese release and dissolution rates across organic ligand treatments for rocks, minerals, and soils

Trace metals and metalloids in peri-urban soil and foliage across geologic materials, ecosystems, and development intensities in Southern California

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Brian Yellen

Nicolas Perdrial

Qian Yu

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