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Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, College of Science and Mathematics

Doug P. Aubrey is a Assistant Professor in the Department of at Department of Biology Georgia Southern University. He joined Georgia Southern in 2012.

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Doug P. Aubrey is a Assistant Professor in the Department of at Department of Biology Georgia Southern University. He joined Georgia Southern in 2012.

2012 - Present	Assistant Professor, Georgia Southern University ‐ College of Science and Mathematics
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Biology

Forest Ecophysiology, Ecohydrology, Ecosystem Ecology, Forest Ecology, Production Ecology, Disturbance Ecology, and Biogeochemistry

National Science Foundation (NSF) FIRST IV (Faculty Institutes for Reforming Science Teaching) Postdoctoral Scholar (2011-2013)
National Science Foundation (NSF) FIRST IV (Faculty Institutes for Reforming Science Teaching) Postdoctoral Scholar (2011)
Ecological Society of America (ESA) Physiological Ecology Billings Award (2009)
Gerald B. and Charlotte Alexander Saunders Scholarship, UGA, Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources (2009)
Oral Presentation Award, UGA, Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources (2009)
Outstanding Thesis Award, Missouri State University (MSU), Biology Department (2004)
Outstanding Oral Presentation Award, MSU, Graduate College (2004)
Milt Topping Research Fellowship, MSU, Biology Department (2002)

Plant Physiology
Foundations of Ecology
Biology of Plants
General Biology for Non-Majors
Carbon Storage in Trees
Plant Water Relations
Ecosystem Ecology
Ecological Forestry
Forest Ecology and Natural Resources
Dendrology
Invasive Species Biology

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Prescribed Fire and Oak Sapling Physiology, Demography and Folivore Damage ...

Proceedings of the 2014 Central Hardwood Forest Conference (2014)

D. A. Wait and Doug P. Aubrey

Proceedings from the 2014 Central Hardwood Forest Conference in Carbondale, IL. The published proceedings include 27 papers and 47 abstracts ...

Stem Girdling Affects the Quantity of CO2 Transported in Xylem ...

New Phytologist (2014)

Jasper Bloeman, Laura Agneessens, Lieven Van Meulebroek, Doug P. Aubrey, et al.

There is recent clear evidence that an important fraction of root-respired CO2 is transported upward in the transpiration stream in ...

Internal Recycling of Respired CO2 May Be Important for Plant ...

Plant Signaling & Behavior (2013)

Jasper Bloeman, Mary Anne McGuire, Doug P. Aubrey, Robert O. Teskey, et al.

Recent studies have provided evidence of a large flux of root-respired CO2 in the transpiration stream of trees. In our ...

Transpiration and Assimilation of Xylem-transported CO2 Are Closely Linked

Journal of Experimental Botany (2013)

Jasper Bloeman, Mary Anne McGuire, Doug P. Aubrey, Robert O. Teskey, et al.

The effect of transpiration rate on internal assimilation of CO2 released from respiring cells has not previously been quantified. In ...

Transport of Root-derived CO2 via the Transpiration Stream Affects Aboveground ...

New Phytologist (2013)

Jasper Bloeman, Mary Anne McGuire, Doug P. Aubrey, Robert O. Teskey, et al.

Upward transport of CO2 via the transpiration stream from belowground to aboveground tissues occurs in tree stems. Despite potentially important ...

Optimal Nitrogen Application Rates for Three Intensively-Managed Hardwood Tree Species ...

Forest Ecology and Management (2013)

David R. Coyle, Doug P. Aubrey, Jacek P. Siry, Roberto R. Volfovicz-Leon, et al.

Forest production can be limited by nutrient and water availability, and tree species are expected to respond differently to fertilization ...

Influence of Repeated Canopy Scorching on Soil CO2 Efflux

Forest Ecology and Management (2012)

Doug P. Aubrey, Behzad Mortazavi, Joseph J. O'Brien, Jason D. McGee, et al.

Forest ecosystems experience various disturbances that can affect belowground carbon cycling to different degrees. Here, we investigate if successive annual ...

A Simple Calibration Improved the Accuracy of the Thermal Dissipation ...

Trees-Structure and Function (2012)

H. Sun, Doug P. Aubrey and Robert O. Teskey

The thermal dissipation technique is widely used to estimate transpiration of individual trees and forest stands, but there are conflicting ...

Functional Groups Show Distinct Differences in Nitrogen Cycling During Early ...

Plant and Soil (2012)

Doug P. Aubrey, Mark D. Coleman and David R. Coyle

Background and aims: Nutrient acquisition of forest stands is controlled by soil resource availability and belowground production, but tree species ...

Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Xylem Sap pH Derived from ...

Environmental and Experimental Botany (2011)

Doug P. Aubrey, Justin G. Boyles, Laura S. Krysinsky and Robert O. Teskey

Xylem sap pH (pHX) is critical in determining the quantity of inorganic carbon dissolved in xylem solution from gaseous [CO2] ...

Not Sure About a PhD Program? Work in Science on ...

Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment (2010)

David R. Coyle, Doug P. Aubrey, Caleb R. Hickman and Mark D. Coleman

Overlap in Roosting Habits of the Indiana Bat (Myotis sodalis ...

American Midland Naturalist (2010)

John C. Timpone, Justin G. Boyles, K. L. Lager, Doug P. Aubrey, et al.

Roosts are an integral habitat component for species of bats and may affect their survival and fitness. Conversion of forests ...

Relationship between Erythroneura lawsoni (Homoptera: Cicadellidae) Abundance and Feeding Injury ...

Agricultural and Forest Entomology (2010)

David R. Coyle, Doug P. Aubrey and Jo-Ann Bentz

1. Abundance and feeding injury of the leafhopper Erythroneura lawsoni Robinson was measured in an intensively-managed American sycamore Platanus occidentalis ...

Targeting Journals and Covering Letters

Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment (2010)

Doug P. Aubrey and M. Holyoak

Root-derived CO2 Efflux via Xylem Stream Rivals Soil CO2 Efflux

New Phytologist (2009)

Doug P. Aubrey and Robert O. Teskey

Respiration consumes a large portion of annual gross primary productivity in forest ecosystems and is dominated by belowground metabolism. Here, ...

Soil and Microbial Respiration in a Loblolly Pine Plantation in ...

Forest Ecology and Management (2009)

Lisa Samuelson, Reji Mathew, Tom Stokes, Yucheng Feng, et al.

Because soil CO2 efflux or soil respiration (RS) is the major component of forest carbon fluxes, the effects of forest ...

Variation in Physiological Response of Red Imported Fire Ants (Solenopsis ...

Journal of Thermal Biology (2009)

Justin G. Boyles, Doug P. Aubrey, Caleb R. Hickman, Kevin L. Murray, et al.

(1)We tested the thermal tolerance of red imported fire ants Solenopsis invicta in two small-scale habitats with different thermal microclimates. ...

Statistical Confusion among Graduate Students: Sickness or Symptom?

The Journal of Wildlife Management (2008)

Justin G. Boyles, Doug P. Aubrey, B. S. Cooper, J. G. Cox, et al.

Statistics is one of the most important yet difficult subjects for many ecology and wildlife graduate students to learn. Insufficient ...

Above and Belowground Biomass Accumulation, Production, and Distribution of Sweetgum ...

Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2007)

David R. Coyle, Mark D. Coleman and Doug P. Aubrey

Increased forest productivity has been obtained by improving resource availability through water and nutrient amendments. However, more stress- tolerant species ...

Ice Damage in Loblolly Pine: Understanding the Factors that Influence ...

Forest Science (2007)

Doug P. Aubrey, Mark D. Coleman and David R. Coyle

Winter ice storms frequently occur in the southeastern United States and can severely damage softwood plantations. In January 2004, a ...

Managing Forests with Fire: Implications for a Cavity-Dwelling Bat Species

Forest Ecology and Management (2006)

Justin G. Boyles and Doug P. Aubrey

Prescribed burning is used as a restoration and management technique in many deciduous forests of eastern North America. The effects ...

Seabird Guano Influences on Desert Islands: Soil Chemistry and Herbaceous ...

Journal of Arid Environments (2005)

D. A. Wait, Doug P. Aubrey and W. B. Anderson

An understanding of the effects of guano deposition on arid soil chemistry and the consequences for plant communities is lacking. ...

Assessing Seasonal Dynamics of Root and Shoot Nonstructural Carbohydrates in ...

Impacts of Regional Bioenergy Systems on Water Availability and Quality ...

Doug P. Aubrey, R. Jackson, J. McDonnell and C. Miniat

Long-term Ecological Study of the Ogeechee River Flood Plain

J. Underwood, S. Vives, Doug P. Aubrey, R. Cohen, et al.