Michael J. Gundale is affiliated with the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Sweden. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and agricultural and biological sciences, with significant contributions to the fields of ecology, nature and landscape conservation, soil science, global and planetary change, and plant science.
Themes frequently addressed in their work include soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics, peatlands and wetlands ecology, ecology and vegetation dynamics studies, mycorrhizal fungi and plant interactions, fire effects on ecosystems, forest ecology and biodiversity studies, and forest ecology and management.
Michael J. Gundale has authored several research papers published in notable venues. Selected recent publications include:
The scientist often collaborates with several researchers, among whom the most frequent coauthors are:
Michael J. Gundale regularly publishes in journals including:
Thomas H. DeLuca;Michael J. Gundale;M. Derek MacKenzie;Davey L. Jones
T. H. DeLuca;M. D. MacKenzie;M. J. Gundale;W. E. Holben
Helen R P Phillips;Carlos A Guerra;Marie L C Bartz;Maria J I Briones
Nicolas Fanin;Nicolas Fanin;Paul Kardol;Mark Farrell;Marie-Charlotte Nilsson
Michael J. Gundale;Thomas H. DeLuca
Michael J. Gundale;Thomas H. DeLuca
Michael J. Gundale;Thomas H. Deluca;Annika Nordin
David A. Wardle;Micael Jonsson;Sheel Bansal;Richard D. Bardgett
Nicolas Fanin;Nicolas Fanin;Michael J. Gundale;Mark Farrell;Marcel Ciobanu
Thomas H. DeLuca;Thomas H. DeLuca;Olle Zackrisson;Michael J. Gundale;Marie-Charlotte Nilsson
Zoë Lindo;Marie‐Charlotte Nilsson;Michael J. Gundale
Joseph M. Craine;Andrew J. Elmore;Lixin Wang;Julieta Aranibar
Nadia I. Maaroufi;Annika Nordin;Niles J. Hasselquist;Lisbet H. Bach
Michael J. Gundale;Thomas H. DeLuca;Carl E. Fiedler;Philip W. Ramsey
Michael J. Gundale
Cédric L. Meunier;Michael J. Gundale;Irene S. Sánchez;Antonia Liess
Michael J. Gundale;Fredrik From;Lisbet H. Bach;Lisbet H. Bach;Annika Nordin
Michael J. Gundale;Madeleine Nilsson;Sheel Bansal;Anders Jäderlund
Ryan A. Sponseller;Michael J. Gundale;Martyn Futter;Eva Ring
Michael J. Gundale;Paul Kardol;Marie-Charlotte Nilsson;Urban Nilsson
Joseph M. Craine;Andrew J. Elmore;Lixin Wang;Julieta Aranibar
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