Kevin Kuehn

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University of Southern Mississippi

United States

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Kevin Kuehn is a Professor at the University of Southern Mississippi, USA. His research areas include fungal ecology, microbial interactions, and nutrient cycling in various ecosystems, as evidenced by his recent publications on topics such as ecosystem properties in eucalypt forests, nitrogen retention in gulf coast marshes, and the dynamics of leaf decomposition in headwater streams.

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Jason D. Hoeksema

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Corianne Tatariw

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Rowan University

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Halvor M. Halvorson

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Ball State University

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Colin R. Jackson

University of Mississippi

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Pine‐fungal co‐invasion alters whole‐ecosystem properties of a native eucalypt forest

Labile organic matter promotes nitrogen retention in natural and constructed gulf coast marshes

Land use differentially alters microbial interactions and detritivore feeding during leaf decomposition in headwater streams

Dirt cheap: an experimental test of controls on resource exchange in an ectomycorrhizal symbiosis

A literature synthesis resolves litter intrinsic constraints on fungal dynamics and decomposition across standing dead macrophytes

Brown meets green: light and nutrients alter detritivore assimilation of microbial nutrients from leaf litter

Functional importance and diversity of fungi during standing grass litter decomposition

Filter-feeders have differential bottom-up impacts on green and brown food webs

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Ecological significance of autotroph–heterotroph microbial interactions in freshwaters

Light and temperature mediate algal stimulation of heterotrophic activity on decomposing leaf litter

Macroinvertebrate community patterns in relation to leaf‐associated periphyton under contrasting light and nutrient conditions in headwater streams

Collaborators (5)

Jason D. Hoeksema

Corianne Tatariw

Halvor M. Halvorson

Kevin Wyatt

Colin R. Jackson

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