Keith Reinhardt
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Reynolds Assistant Professor, Idaho State University
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PhD, Biology, Wake Forest University, 2009
MS, Environmental Sciences, University of Virginia, 2001
BS, Chemistry, College of William and Mary, 1994
I am a broadly-trained plant physiological ecologist and global change biologist. My general research interests are plant ecophysiology, climate change ecology, and ecohydrology. Currently, my primary research projects focus on understanding plant responses to climate change, and mechanisms of changes in species’ range limits (i.e., resistance/resilience). My work spans organizational scales from molecular to the canopy/landscape level. My other interests include variation in light spectral quality due to sky condition (clear, cloudy, cloud-immersed), water transport (hydraulic function) in plants, and cloud-forest ecohydrology.
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CZO Publications
Papers/Books
2019
Summer-time carbon and water fluxes in sagebrush ecosystems spanning rain-to-snow dominated precipitation regimes. Sharma, H., Reinhardt, K., Lohse, K.A., and K. Aho (2019): Rangeland Ecology and Management
Papers and books that explicitly acknowledge a CZO grant are highlighted in PALE ORANGE.
Other CZO Publications
2016
Variation in plant water use and environmental drivers of sap flow in sagebrush communities spanning rain-to-snow dominated elevation zones. Sharma, H., Reinhardt, K., and K.A. Lohse (2016): Ecological Society of America
2015
Diurnal and seasonal variation in tree stem circumference using automated self-reporting dendrometer bands (TreeHuggers). Sharma, H., and K. Reinhardt (2015): Great Basin Conference, Boise, ID
2015
Diurnal and seasonal variation in sap flow in sagebrush communities spanning rain-to-snow dominated elevation zones. Sharma, H., Reinhardt, K., and K.A. Lohse (2015): Annual Meeting of American Geophysical Union, San Francisco, CA
2015
Diurnal and seasonal variation in tree stem circumference using automated self-reporting dendrometer bands (TreeHuggers). Sharma, H., Reinhardt, K., Lohse, K., Seyfried, M., DeLucia, E., and T. Mies (2015): Annual Meeting of Ecological Society of America, Baltimore, MD
2014
Diurnal and seasonal variation in tree stem circumference using automated self-reporting dendrometer bands (TreeHuggers). Sharma, H., and K. Reinhardt (2014): All Hands Meeting, Fish Camp, CA
2013
Reynolds Creek Carbon Critical Zone Observatory. Lohse, KA, M Seyfried, A Flores, S Benner, N Glenn. (2013): NSF Proposal
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