Jeremy T. Lundholm is affiliated with Saint Mary's University in Canada, focusing primarily on environmental science. Their research spans several subfields, including ecology, global and planetary change, environmental engineering, plant science, and health, toxicology, and mutagenesis.
Their work covers a range of topics related to urban and coastal ecosystems, addressing issues such as urban heat island mitigation, coastal wetland ecosystem dynamics, land use and ecosystem services, urban green space and health, tree root and stability studies, plant water relations and carbon dynamics, and greenhouse technology and climate control.
Recent publications by Jeremy T. Lundholm include:
Lundholm has frequently published in venues such as Nature-Based Solutions, Ecological Engineering, and the Journal of Living Architecture, each contributing multiple publications. Other venues include FACETS and the Journal of Environmental Management.
Frequent coauthors in their work are:
Erica Oberndorfer;Jeremy Lundholm;Brad Bass;Reid R. Coffman
Jeremy Lundholm;J. Scott MacIvor;Zachary MacDougall;Melissa Ranalli
Jeremy T. Lundholm;Paul J. Richardson
Jeremy T. Lundholm
Derek Wolf;Jeremy T. Lundholm
Tyler W. Smith;Jeremy T. Lundholm
J. Scott MacIvor;Jeremy Lundholm
Nicholas S. G. Williams;Jeremy Lundholm;J. Scott MacIvor
Sarah L. Robinson;Jeremy T. Lundholm
J. Scott MacIvor;Jeremy Lundholm
Jeremy T. Lundholm
Zhiyong Yang;Xueqi Liu;Mohua Zhou;Dexiecuo Ai
Jeremy T. Lundholm;Douglas W. Larson
J. T. Lundholm;A. Marlin
Jeremy Lundholm;Stephanie Tran;Luke Gebert
J. Scott MacIvor;Melissa A. Ranalli;Jeremy T. Lundholm
E.W. Cervelli;J.T. Lundholm;X. Du
Elena M. Bennett;Julia Baird;Helen Baulch;Rebecca Chaplin-Kramer
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Garland Xie;Jeremy T. Lundholm;J. Scott MacIvor
Amy Heim;Jeremy Lundholm
Scott Burley;Sarah L. Robinson;Jeremy T. Lundholm
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