Margaret D. Lowman

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Margaret D. Lowman

Biology

#2262

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#3616

Historical Rank

#1012

USA Rank

Ecology

#211

World Rank

#240

Historical Rank

#96

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Margaret D. Lowman, Ph.D. a.k.a. Canopy Meg is an American biologist, educator, ecologist, writer, explorer, and public speaker. Her expertise involves canopy ecology, canopy plant-insect relationships, and constructing canopy walkways.

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Margaret D. Lowman's Published Works

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Structure and microclimate of forest canopies. (1995) (432)
Low-Diversity Tropical Rain Forests: Some Possible Mechanisms for Their Existence (1989) (377)
Variation in leaf toughness and phenolic content among five species of Australian rain forest trees (1983) (188)
An assessment of techniques for measuring herbivory: is rainforest defoliation more intense than we thought? (1984) (174)
Temporal and spatial variability in insect grazing of the canopies of five Australian rainforest tree species. (1985) (145)
FOREST CANOPIES: Methods, Hypotheses, and Future Directions (1996) (130)
Ecological roles of epiphytes in nutrient cycles of forest ecosystems. (1995) (125)
Leaf growth dynamics and herbivory in five species of Australian rain-forest canopy trees (1992) (112)
Forest structure and the abundance and diversity of neotropical small mammals. (1995) (107)
Ecology and diversity of tropical forest canopy ants. (1995) (101)
Seasonal variation in insect abundance among three Australian rain forests, with particular reference to phytophagous types (1982) (88)
Spatial and Temporal Variability in Defoliation of Australian Eucalypts (1992) (87)
The biodiversity of arthropods from Australian rainforest canopies: General introduction, methods, sites and ordinal results (1993) (84)
Ecology and population biology of mistletoes. (1995) (80)
A Jungle in There: Bacteria in Belly Buttons are Highly Diverse, but Predictable (2012) (72)
Subcanopy gaps in temperate and tropical forests (1997) (66)
Nonvascular epiphytes in forest canopies: worldwide distribution, abundance, and ecological roles (1995) (64)
Litterfall and leaf decay in three Australian rainforest formations (1988) (59)
A Preliminary Assessment of Ethiopian Sacred Grove Status at the Landscape and Ecosystem Scales. (2013) (57)
Measuring arthropod biodiversity in the tropical forest canopy. (1995) (56)
INVERTEBRATE ANIMALS EXTRACTED FROM NATIVE TILLANDSIA (BROMELIALES: BROMELIACEAE) IN SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA (2004) (55)
Reproductive biology and genetics of tropical trees from a canopy perspective. (1995) (55)
The ecology of tropical rain forest canopies. (1993) (52)
Plant science in forest canopies--the first 30 years of advances and challenges (1980-2010). (2012) (51)
The ecology of hemiepiphytes in forest canopies. (1995) (46)
Life on the forest phylloplane: hairs, little houses, and myriad mites. (1995) (46)
Herbivory in Australian Rain Forests, with Particular Reference to the Canopies of Doryphora sassafras (Monimiaceae) (1992) (41)
CANOPY AND GROUND LEVEL INSECT DISTRIBUTION IN A TEMPERATE FOREST (1998) (41)
Effects of different rates and methods of leaf area removal on rain forest seedlings of coachwood (Ceratopetalum apetalum). (1982) (40)
Mammals of rain forest canopies. (1995) (38)
Forest canopy studies as an emerging field of science (2011) (38)
Canopy research in the twenty-first century: a review of arboreal ecology. (2009) (37)
Methods in Forest Canopy Research (2012) (37)
Vines in treetops: consequences of mechanical dependence (1995) (36)
International citizen science: making the local global (2012) (32)
Photosynthesis in forest canopies. (1995) (29)
Herbivory as a canopy process in rain forest trees. (1995) (29)
Uniting church and science for conservation. (2012) (27)
THE IMPORTANCE OF PTERIDOPHYTES IN THE EPIPHYTIC FLORA OF SOME PHOROPHYTES OF THE CAMEROONIAN SEMI-DECIDUOUS RAIN FOREST (1996) (27)
A National Ecological Network for Research and Education (2009) (27)
THE CONSTRUCTION OF PLATFORMS AND BRIDGES FOR FOREST CANOPY ACCESS (1995) (25)
Physical mechanisms of heat and mass exchange between forests and the atmosphere. (1995) (24)
Light interception and its relation to structural differences in three Australian rainforest canopies (1986) (24)
EPIPHYTE DIVERSITY IN PRIMARY AND FRAGMENTED FORESTS OF CAMEROON, CENTRAL AFRICA: A PRELIMINARY SURVEY (2002) (23)
Plants in the forest canopy: some reflections on current research and future direction (2001) (21)
Canopy architecture in tropical trees: a pictorial approach. (1995) (20)
CHAPTER 18 – Insect Herbivory in Tropical Forests (2004) (20)
Can the Spiritual Values of Forests Inspire Effective Conservation (2017) (20)
Detecting vulnerability of humid tropical forests to multiple stressors (2021) (20)
Sacred natural sites as mensurative fragmentation experiments in long‐inhabited multifunctional landscapes (2017) (18)
Stakeholder motivation for the conservation of sacred groves in south India: An analysis of environmental perceptions of rural and urban neighbourhood communities (2019) (18)
STAND-LEVEL HERBIVORY IN AN OLD-GROWTH CONIFER FOREST CANOPY (2006) (17)
Evidence for Three-Toed Sloth (Bradypus variegatus) Predation by Spectacled Owl (Pulsatrix perspicillata) (2009) (15)
The biomass of New England peppermint (Eucalyptus nova-anglica) in relation to insect damage associated with rural dieback (1987) (15)
CHAPTER 23 – Tarzan or Jane? A Short History of Canopy Biology (2004) (15)
Insect herbivory in tree crowns of Tabebuia aurea and T. ochracea (Bignoniaceae) in Brazil: contrasting the cerrado with the "Pantanal Matogrossense". (1999) (14)
The collection and preservation of plant material from the tropical forest canopy. (1995) (14)
The impact of defoliating insects on the growth of eucalypt saplings (2006) (14)
Flower use by arboreal mammals and pollination of a rain forest tree in South Western Ghats, India. (2000) (14)
ARTHROPOD SAMPLING IN AUSTRALIAN SUBTROPICAL RAIN FORESTS—HOW ACCURATE ARE SOME OF THE MORE COMMON TECHNIQUES? (1996) (13)
Sacred fig trees promote frugivore visitation and tree seedling abundance in South India (2012) (13)
Lizard ecology in the canopy of an island rain forest. (1995) (13)
Canopy Walkways for Conservation: A Tropical Biologist's Panacea or Fuzzy Metrics to Justify Ecotourism (2009) (12)
Treetops at Risk (2013) (12)
Ethnobotany and economic botany of epiphytes, lianas, and other host-dependent plants: an overview. (1995) (12)
Promoting ecoliteracy through research service-learning and citizen science (2013) (11)
Canopy topography of an old-growth tropical rain forest landscape. (2000) (11)
Life in the Treetops: Adventures of a Woman in Field Biology (1999) (11)
Orchid preference for host tree genera in a Nicaraguan tropical rain forest. (2000) (10)
CHAPTER 25 – Ecotourism and the Treetops (2004) (10)
Herbivory in Australian forests - a comparison of dry sclerophyll and rain forest canopies (1995) (9)
Structure and diversity of the vascular epiphyte community in the overstory of a tropical rain forest in Surumoni, Amazonas State, Venezuela. (2000) (8)
VERTICAL STRATIFICATION OF THE SMALL MAMMAL COMMUNITY IN A NORTHERN HARDWOOD FOREST (1996) (8)
Extending Our Scientific Reach in Arboreal Ecosystems for Research and Management (2021) (8)
Africa from the Treetops (1995) (7)
Effects of highway pollution on forest lichen community structure in western Wake County, North Carolina, U.S.A. (2017) (7)
Grazing of Utetheisa pulchelloides larvae on its host plant, Argusia argentea, on coral cays of the Great Barrier Reef (1984) (7)
Relationships between leaf growth and holes caused by herbivores (2006) (7)
Life in the treetops—An overview of forest canopy science and its future directions (2020) (6)
The Biosphere 2 canopy access system (1999) (6)
Canopy Science : A Summary of Its Role in Research and Education (2006) (6)
Management options for sal forests (Shorea robusta Gaertn.) in the Nepal terai. (2000) (5)
Regional patterns of pastoralist migrations under the push of reduced precipitation in imperial China (2020) (5)
Outnumbered: a new dominant ant species with genetically diverse supercolonies in Ethiopia (2017) (5)
Highway pollution effects on microhabitat community structure of corticolous lichens (2018) (5)
Rural Dieback in Australia and Subsequent Landscape Amelioration (1993) (4)
Tardigrades of the Canopy: Evidence of Stratification (2015) (4)
CANOPY WALKWAYS-TECHNIQUES FOR THEIR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION (1993) (4)
Conservation of tropical forests : maintaining ecological integrity and resilience (2013) (4)
Australian rain-forest canopy trees (1992) (4)
What's Up? Perspectives from the First International Forest Canopy Conference at Sarasota, Florida, 1994 (1994) (3)
The last biological frontier? Advancements in research on forest canopies (1995) (3)
SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN DEFOLIATION OF (1992) (3)
Evidence of three-toed sloth predation by spectacled owl (2009) (3)
Effects of climate factors on daytime carbon exchange from an old growth forest in Costa Rica. (2000) (3)
Fostering partnerships between regional government and ecology (2006) (3)
Why Do Sloths Poop on the Ground (2013) (3)
Vicissitudes of leaves in a tropical rain forest in Madagascar (2009) (3)
Platycerium stemaria (Polypodiaceae): An African Epiphytic Myrmecophyte (2006) (3)
Forest Canopies as Earth’s Support Systems: Priorities for Research and Conservation (2013) (3)
Ecological mentoring: inspiring future scientists (2009) (3)
Conservation of tropical forests (2013) (2)
Church Forest Status and Carbon Sequestration in Northern Ethiopia (2013) (2)
Canopy development studies in an ecoregeneration site in Garhwal Himalaya, India. (2000) (1)
A Blueprint for Florida's Clean Energy Future - Case Study of a Regional Government's Environmental Strategy (2009) (1)
Museum careers – so much more than curating collections! (2017) (1)
Editorial: FOREST CANOPIES 1998: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES (1998) (1)
Forest Canopies 1998: Global perspectives. Proceedings of the Second International Canopy Conference, Part IV, Sarasota, Florida, USA, 4-8 November 1998. (2000) (1)
Reading the leaves (2006) (1)
The impact of herbivorous insects on Australian rainforest tree canopies (2006) (1)
The Role of Scientific Conferences to Foster Conservation Solutions for Global Forests (2013) (0)
13. Coming Full Circle: Linking the Green and Brown Food Webs (2017) (0)
5. Canopy Conditions, Biota, and Processes (2019) (0)
In the Canopy with Wheelchairs: A Model for Teaching Field Biology (2013) (0)
EUGENE P. ODUM AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ECOLOGY EDUCATION (2003) (0)
Out on a Limb: True Confessions of a Bug Detective (2011) (0)
9. Conclusions and Recommendations (2019) (0)
Suicidal Behaviour in Halifax, Nova Scotia (1978) (0)
14. Global Citizens: An Environmental Ethic for Families (2017) (0)
4. Forest Structure and Sampling Units (2019) (0)
Emerging Threats to Tropical Forests. William F. Laurance and Carlos A. Peres, editors. (2007) (0)
CONTRIBUTORS TO TEXT BOXES (2019) (0)
8. Treetops at Risk? Engaging the Canopy Toolkit in Forest Conservation (2019) (0)
Earth System Environmental Literacy (2013) (0)
1. Setting the Stage: Canopy Research Emerges as a Component of Forest Science (2019) (0)
LEAF GROWTH AND HERBIVORY IN AUSTRALIAN RAIN FOREST CANOPIES-HOW DOES IT COMPARE TO AFRICA? (1993) (0)
LIVING THE HIGH LIFE IN THE AMAZON WITH DR. MEG LOWMAN (2011) (0)
Corporate Award: Westvaco Corporation's Gene Kodama (1995) (0)
Chapter 12 A Novel Approach to Simulate Climate Change Impacts on Vascular Epiphytes : Case Study in Taiwan (2013) (0)
Centre for Ecology Development and Research (CEDAR) (2019) (0)
Front cover. (2020) (0)
Case Studies of Canopy Ecotourism The Aerial Tram in Costa Rica (2006) (0)
Rainforests Down Under (1994) (0)
It’s a Jungle Up There (2017) (0)
Organized Oral Session 14 Ecology Education in 2020: Integrating New Technologies with Mother Nature (2016) (0)
2. Forest Types and Site Characteristics (2019) (0)
Resolution of Respect Joseph Hurd Connell (1923–2020) (2021) (0)
7. Measuring Canopy–Forest Floor Interactions (2019) (0)
Extending Our Scientiﬁc Reach in Arboreal Ecosystems for Research and Management (2021) (0)
“Canopy-Less” Monitoring of Biodiversity and Climate Change: Signs of a Leaky Roof (2013) (0)
IN THE CANOPY WITH TARDIGRADES, HERBIVORY AND WHEELCHAIRS: ENGAGING MOBILITY-LIMITED STUDENTS IN FIELD BIOLOGY (2014) (0)
6. Canopy–Atmosphere Interactions (2019) (0)
Modeling Insect Outbreaks in Forest Canopies: Integration of Virtual Simulations with Hands-On Ecology for Undergraduates (2013) (0)
HERBIVORY AND INSECT' LOADS ON EPIPHYTES, VINES, AND HOST TREES IN THE RAlN FOREST CANOFY OF FREWIICIFB GUlANA (1996) (0)
Short communication The Biosphere 2 canopy access system (1999) (0)
3. Canopy Access Methods: Making It Possible to Study the Upper Reaches of Forests Accurately and Safely (2019) (0)
Spatial patterns of canopy leaves of saplings of four woody species in a forest environment. (2000) (0)
Other landscapes. (1991) (0)
Ontogeny of Herbivory on Leaves in a Tropical Rain Forest in Madagascar (2013) (0)
Science statesmanship. (2012) (0)

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