Zachary Freedman

Assistant Professor of Soil Microbiology

University of Wisconsin-Madison

United States

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Dr. Zachary Freedman is an Assistant Professor of Soil Microbiology at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, USA. His research focuses on soil organic matter persistence, bacterial community structure under environmental stress, and the impacts of nitrogen deposition on soil carbon storage. He has published extensively on topics such as microbial assembly influenced by plant traits, the role of bioenergy crops in enhancing soil diversity, and the effects of nitrogen-fixing tree species on soil carbon fractions.

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Environmental Stress Shapes Bacterial Community Structure and Function Through Interactive Abiotic Effects

Mechanisms of soil organic matter persistence vary across time and soil depth in long-term cropping systems of the North Central US

Limited Impacts of Activated Carbon and Mycorrhizal Amendments for Pinus echinata Reforestation on Strip-Mined Soils

Top‐Down Processes Drive Taxonomic and Phylogenetic Diversity in a Model Aquatic Microbial Community

Shifts in bacterial traits under chronic nitrogen deposition align with soil processes in arbuscular, but not ectomycorrhizal‐associated trees

Root exudation and rhizosphere microbial assembly are influenced by novel plant trait diversity in carrot genotypes

Gains in soil carbon storage under anthropogenic nitrogen deposition are rapidly lost following its cessation

Early production of switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.) and willow (Salix spp.) indicates carbon accumulation potential in Appalachian reclaimed mine and agriculture soil

Bioenergy crop Miscanthus x giganteus acts as an ecosystem engineer to increase bacterial diversity and soil organic matter on marginal land

Nitrogen-fixing tree species modulate species richness effects on soil aggregate-associated organic carbon fractions

Fungivorous nematodes drive microbial diversity and carbon cycling in soil

Prescribed defoliation strategies influence soil carbon and nitrous oxide potential in pastures

A legacy of fire emerges from multiple disturbances to most shape microbial and nitrogen dynamics in a deciduous forest

Characterizing soil microbial properties using MIR spectra across 12 ecoclimatic zones (NEON sites)

Exploring Microbiome Functional Dynamics through Space and Time with Trait-Based Theory

Multi-year soil microbial and extracellular phosphorus enzyme response to lime and phosphate addition in temperate hardwood forests

Environment–host–microbial interactions shape the Sarraceniapurpurea microbiome at the continental scale

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Erica Majumder

Kurt Smemo

Courtney Siegert

Jared DeForest

Alfred Hartemink

Jingyi Huang

Charlene Kelly

Aimee Classen

Jeff Skousen

Ember Morrissey

Erica Young

Leonora Bittleston

Natalie Kruse

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