Richard V. Pouyat is affiliated with the US Forest Service in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and agricultural and biological sciences, encompassing a range of subfields including global and planetary change, ecology, soil science, plant science, and nature and landscape conservation.
The primary topics in Richard V. Pouyat's body of work include:
Frequent coauthors in their research are:
Richard V. Pouyat has published multiple papers in various scientific journals. Some of the notable recent publications are:
The scientist often publishes in venues such as:
Richard V. Pouyat's work contributes extensively to understanding relationships within environmental science fields, focusing on urban ecosystems, soil biogeochemistry, and the ecological effects of land use changes across different climatic zones.
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Diane E. Pataki;Margaret M. Carreiro;Jennifer Cherrier;Nancy E. Grulke
Jason P. Kaye;Peter M. Groffman;Nancy B. Grimm;Lawrence A. Baker
Peter M. Groffman;Daniel J. Bain;Lawrence E. Band;Kenneth T. Belt
Mark J. McDonnell;Steward T.A. Pickett;Peter Groffman;Patrick Bohlen
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Richard V. Pouyat;Ian D. Yesilonis;David J. Nowak
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Steward T. A. Pickett;Mary L. Cadenasso;J. Morgan Grove;Peter M. Groffman
R. V. Pouyat;I. D. Yesilonis;J. Russell-Anelli;N. K. Neerchal
Peter M. Groffman;Natalie J. Boulware;Wayne C. Zipperer;Richard V. Pouyat
Gary M. Lovett;Martin M. Traynor;Richard V. Pouyat;Margaret M. Carreiro
R. V. Pouyat;M. J. McDonnell
Wayne C. Zipperer;Jianguo Wu;Richard V. Pouyat;Steward T. A. Pickett
Richard V. Pouyat;Ian D. Yesilonis;Nancy E. Golubiewski
Richard V. Pouyat;Katalin Szlavecz;Ian D. Yesilonis;Peter M. Groffman
William R. Effland;Richard V. Pouyat
Steve M. Raciti;Steve M. Raciti;Peter M. Groffman;Jennifer C. Jenkins;Richard V. Pouyat
Wayne C. Zipperer;Susan M. Sisinni;Richard V. Pouyat;Timothy W. Foresman
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