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Travis E. HuxmanProfessor, Ecology & Evolutionary BiologyDirector, Sustainability InitiativeDirector, Center for Environmental BiologyDirector, Steele/Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center

University of California, Irvine, CA 92617949-824-2594 (office), 949-677-9929 (cell)thuxman@uci.eduwww.faculty.sites.uci.edu/huxman

CHRONOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Chaffey College (1987-1990)California State University, San Bernardino (1990-1993) B.S. Biology 1993California State University, San Bernardino (1994-1996) M.S. Biology 1996University of Nevada, Las Vegas (1996-2000) Ph.D. Biological Science 2000University of Colorado, Boulder (2000-2001) Post-doctoral training

I am a physiological ecologist who focuses on understanding the evolution of functional traits in plants and the impacts of climate change on ecosystems. I investigate physiological or plant-mediated processes from the spatial scale of cells to that of whole landscapes. I have recently focused on understanding the dynamics of climate-ecosystem interactions and their influence in coupling of carbon and water cycles in arid landscapes, which encompass ~ 40% of Earth’s surface. I am also interested in understanding how important traits of individual species are combined in real communities in ways that lead to patterns of stability or invasibility, with implications for biodiversity and ecological conservation. I am interested in the plant processes underlying these phenomena and how pattern and mechanism are related to processes in diverse biomes from around the globe.

CHRONOLOGY OF EMPLOYMENT

2014 – present: Director, Sustainability Initiative, University of California, Irvine

2012 – present: Director, Center for Environmental Biology, Francisco J. Ayala School of Biological Science, UCI

2012 – present: Director, Steele/Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center, UCI

2012 – present: Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Francisco J. Ayala School of Biological Science, UCI

2007 – 2012: Director, Biosphere 2 and B2 Earthscience, College of Science, University of Arizona

2010 – 2012: Director, UA Science: Flandrau, College of Science, UA

2009 – 2012: Co-Director, Arizona Center for STEM Teachers, College of Science, UA

2010 – 2012: Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, UA

2001 –2010: Assistant and Associate Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, UA

2000 – 2001: Postdoctoral Researcher, Environmental, Population and Organismic Biology, University of Colorado, Boulder

1999 – 2000: Research Associate, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

1996 – 1999: Graduate Assistant, Department of Biological Sciences, UNLV

1994 – 1996: Teaching Assistant, Biology Department, California State University, San Bernardino

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1994 – 1996: Adjunct Instructor, Resource Center, Chaffey College, Alta Loma, CA

1988 – 1997: Seasonal Lifeguard I, California State Parks (Orange Coast District; Silverwood Lake SRA)

1991 – 1993: Head Swimming Coach, Etiwanda High School, Etiwanda, CA

1990 – 1992: Head Water Polo Coach, Etiwanda High School, Etiwanda, CA

1989 – 1990: Assistant Water Polo and Swimming Coach, Chaffey College, Alta Loma, CA

HONORS AND AWARDS

2004 Distinguished Alumnus, California State University, San Bernardino, College of Natural Sciences,

2000 UNLV Foundation Dissertation Research Excellence Award, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

1998 Best Student Poster Award, Ecological Society of America, Physiological Ecology Section.

1997 Forrest Shreve Award for Desert Research, Ecological Society of America.

ADVISORY BOARDS AND LEADERSHIP COMMITTEES

(1) Crystal Cove Alliance Conservation and Education Committee, 2015-present(2) UCI Academic Planning Group (Vice-Chancellor’s Advisory Council), 2013-present(3) Nature Reserve of Orange County, Board of Directors, 2012-present

- Chair of Technical Advisory Committee & Member Executive Committee, 2012-present(4) Borrego Springs Stewardship Council Interim Steering Committee (Co-Chair), 2014-present(5) Chapman University, College of Science Advisory Board, 2012-2014(6) Back Bay Science Center, Steering Committee, 2012-present(7) The Edge Book Series, Advisory Board, 2007-2015(8) TRIF Water, Environment and Energy Solutions Advisory Committee, 2011-2012(9) UA STEM Center Advisory Committee, 2011-2012(10) Bioscience Leadership Council of Southern Arizona, 2009-2012(11) B2 Institutes Advisory Board, University of Arizona, 2007-2012(12) UA Institute of the Environment, Advisory Committee, 2009-2012(13) Mt. Lemon Sky Center Advisory Board, 2008-2012(14) iPlant Collaborative, Strategic Advisory Team, 2008-2010(15) UA Vice President for Research Advisory Team, 2008-2010(16) Astrobiology Center Advisory Board, University of Arizona, 2007-2009(17) Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan’s Science and Technology Advisory Team Monitoring Subcommittee,

2007-2009.(18) Ecological Society of America Rapid Response Team for Grassland/Desert/Plain Ecosystems, 2004-2010.

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

140. Lewis J, Phillips N, Logan B, Smith R, Aranjuelo I, Clarke S, Offord C, Frith A, Barbour M, Huxman T, Tissue D (2015) Rising temperature may negate the stimulatory effects of rising CO2 on growth and physiology of Wollemi pine (Wollemia nobilis). Functional Plant Biology DOI:10.107/FP14256

139. Ogle K, Barber JJ, Barron-Gafford GA, Patrick Bentley L, Young JM, Huxman TE, Loik ME, Tissue DT (2015) Quantifying ecological memory in plant and ecosystem processes. Ecology Letters 18:221-235.

138. Pangle LA, DeLong SB, Abramson N, Adams J, Barron-Gafford GA, Breshears DD, Brooks PD, Chorover J, Dietrich WE, Dontsova K, Durcik M, Espeleta J, Ferre TPA, Ferriere R, Henderson W, Hunt EA, Huxman TE, Millar D, Murphy B, Niu GY, Pavao-Zuckerman, M, Pelletier JD, Rasmussen C, Ruiz J, Saleska S, Schaap M, Sibayan M, Troch PA, Tuller M, van Haren J, Zeng X (2015) The Landscape Evolution Observatory: A large-scale controllable infrastructure to study coupled Earth-surface processes. Geomorphology.

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137. Angert AL, Kimball S, Peterson M, Huxman TE, Venable DL (2015) Phenotypic constraints and community structure: testing the concordance of trade-offs within and among species. Evolution. 68: 3149-3165.

136. Gevaert AI, Teuling AJ, Uijlenhoet R, DeLong SB, Huxman TE, Pangle L, Breshears DD, Chorover J, Pelletier JD, Saleska SR, Zeng X, Troch P (2015) Hillslope experiment demonstrates role of convergence during two-step saturation. Hydrology and Earth System Science. 18:3681-3692.

135. Barron-Gafford GA, Cable JM, Bentley LP, Scott RL, Huxman TE, Jenerette DG, Ogle K (2014) Quantifying the timescales over which exogenous and endogenous conditions affect soil respiration. New Phytologist 202:442-454.

134. Dios VR, Weltzin JF, Sun W, Huxman TE, Williams DG (2014) Transitions from grassland to savanna under drought through passive facilitation by grasses. Journal of Vegetation Science 27:937-946.

133. Kimball S, Gremer JR, Barron-Gafford GA, Angert AL, Huxman TE, Venable DL (2014) High water-use efficiency and growth contribute to success of non-native Erodium cicutarium in a Sonoran Desert winter annual community. Conservation Physiology 2:cou006.

132. Niu GY, Pasetto D, Scudeler C, Paniconi C, Putti M, Troch PA, DeLong SB, Donstova K, Pangel L, Breshears DD, Chorover J, Huxman TE, Pelletier J, Saleska SR, Zeng X (2014) Incipient subsurface heterogeneity and its effect on overland flow generation-insight from a modeling study of the first experiment at the Biosphere 2 Landscape Evolution Observatory. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences 18:1873-1883.

131. Niu GY, Paniconi C, Troch PA, Scott RL, Durcik M, Zeng X, Huxman T, Goodrich DC (2014) An integrated modeling framework of catchment-scale ecohydrological processes: 1. Model description and test over an energy-limited watershed. Ecohydrology 7:427-439.

130. Niu GY, Troch PA, Paniconi C, Scott RL, Durcik M, Zeng X, Huxman T, Goodrich D, Pelletier J (2014) An integrated modeling framework of catchment-scale ecohydrological processes: 2. The role of water subsidy by overland flow on vegetation dynamics in a semi-arid catchment. Ecohydrology 7:815-827.

129. Scott RL, Huxman TE, Barron-Gafford GA, Jenerette GD, Young JM, Hamerlynck EP (2014) When vegetation change alters ecosystem water availability. Global Change Biology 20:2198-2210

128. Smith SD, Charlet TN, Zitzer SF, Abella SR, Vanier CH, Huxman TE (2014) Long-term response of a Mojave Desert winter annual plant community to a whole-ecosystem atmospheric CO2 manipulation (FACE). Global Change Biology 20:879-892.

127. Villegas JC, Espeleta JE, Morrison CT, Breshears DD, Huxman TE (2014) Factoring in canopy cover heterogeneity on evapotranspiration partitioning: beyond big-leaf surface homogeneity assumptions. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 69:78A-83A.

126. Adams HD, Germino MJ, Breshears DD, Barron-Gafford GA, Guardiola-Claramonte M, Zou CB, Huxman TE (2013) Nonstructural leaf carbohydrate dynamics of Pinus edulis during drought-induced tree mortality reveal role for carbon metabolism in mortality mechanism. New Phytologist 197:1142-1151.

125. Barron-Gafford GA, Scott RL, Jenerette GD, Hamerlynck EP, Huxman TE (2013) Landscape and environmental controls over leaf and ecosystem carbon dioxide fluxes under woody plant expansion. Journal of Ecology 101:1471-1483.

124. Barron-Gafford GA, Angert AL, Venable DL, Tyler AP, Gerst KL, Huxman TE (2013) Photosynthetic temperature responses of co-occurring desert winter annuals with contrasting resource-use efficiencies and different temporal patterns of resource utilization may allow for species coexistence. Journal of Arid Environments 91:94-103.

123. Cable JM, Ogle K, Barron-Gafford GA, Bentley LP, Cable WL, Scott RL, Williams DG, Huxman TE (2013) Antecedent conditions influence soil respiration differences in shrub and grass patches. Ecosystems 16:1230-1247.

122. Campos GEP, Moran MS, Huete A, Zhang YG, Gresloff C, Huxman TE, Eamus D, Bosch DD, Buda AR, Gunter SA, Scalley TH, Kitchen SG, McClaran MP, McNab WH, Montoya DS, Morgan JA, Peters DPC, Sadler EJ, Seyfried MS, Starks PJ (2013) Ecosystem resilience despite large-scale altered hydroclimatic conditions. Nature 494:249-252.

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121. Eilts JA, Huxman TE (2013) Invasion by an exotic, perennial grass alters response of a native woody species in an arid system. Journal of Arid Environments 88:206-212.

120. Gremer JR, Kimball S, Keck KR, Huxman TE, Angert AL, Venable DL (2013) Water-use efficiency and relative growth rate mediate competitive interaction sin Sonoran Desert winter annual plants. American Journal of Botany 100:2009-2015.

119. Huxman TE, Kimbal S, Angert AL, Gremer JR, Barron-Gafford GA, Venable DL (2013) Understanding past, contemporary, and future dynamics of plants, populations, and communities using Sonoran Desert winter annuals. American Journal of Botany 100:1369-1380.

118. Kimball S, Gremer JR, Huxman TE, Venable DL, Angert AL (2013) Phenotypic selection favors missing trait combinations in coexisting annual plants. American Naturalist 182:191-207.

117. Pelletier JD, Barron-Gafford GA, Breshears DD, Brooks PD, Chorover J, Durcik M, Harman CJ, Huxman TE, Lohse KA, Lybrand R, Meixner T, McIntosh JC, Papuga SA, Rasmussen C, Schaap M, Swetnam TL, Troch PA (2013) Coevolution of nonlinear trends in vegetation, soils, and topography with elevation and slope aspect: A case study in the sky islands of southern Arizona. Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface 5:1-18.

116. Adams HD, Luce CH, Breshears DD, Allen CD, Weiler M, Hale VC, Smith AMS, Huxman TE (2012) Ecohydrological consequences of drought- and infestation-triggered tree die-off: insights and hypotheses. Ecohydrology 5:145-159.

115. Barron-Gafford GA, Rascher U, Bronstein JL, Davidowitz G, Chaszar B, Huxman TE (2012) Herbivory of wild Manduca sexta causes fast down-regulation of photosynthetic efficiency in Datura wrightii: an early signaling cascade visualized by chorolophyill fluorescence. Photosynthesis Research 113:249-260.

114. Barron-Gafford GA, Scott RL, Jenerette GD, Huxman TE (2012) Temperature and precipitation controls over leaf- and ecosystem-level CO2 flux along a wood plant encroachment gradient. Global Change Biology 18:1389-1400.

113. Cable JM, Barron-Gafford GA, Ogle K, Pavao-Zuckerman M, Scott RL, Williams DG, Huxman TE (2012) Shrub encroachment alters sensitivity of soil respiration to temperature and moisture. Journal of Geophysical Research – Biogeosciences 117:G01001.

112. de Dios VR, Weltzin JF, Sun W, Huxman TE, Williams DG (2012) Windows of opportunity for Prosopis veluntina seedling establishment and encroachment in a semiarid grassland. Perspectives in Plant Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics 14:275-282.

111. Gremer JR, Kimball S, Angert AL, Venable DL, Huxman TE (2012) Variation in photosynthetic response to temperature in a guild of winter annual plants. Ecology 93:2693-2704.

110. Hamerlynck EP, Scott RL, Barron-Gafford GA, Cavanaugh ML, Moran M, Huxman TE (2012) Cool-season whole-plant gas exchange of exotic and native semiarid bunchgrasses. Plant Ecology 213:1229-1239.

109. Jardine K, Barron-Gafford GA, Norman JP, Abrell L, Monson RK, Meyers KT, Pavao-Zukerman M, Dontsova K, Kleist E, Werner C, Huxman TE (2012) Green leaf volatiles and oxygenated metabolite emission bursts from mesquite branches following light-dark transitions. Photosynthesis Research 113:321-333.

108. Jardine K, Monson RK, Abrell L, Saleska SR, Arneth A, Jardine A, Ishida RY, Serrano AMY, Artaxo P, Karl T, Fares S, Goldstein Al, Loreto F, Huxman T (2012) Within-plant isoprene oxidation confirmed by direct emissions of oxidation products methyl vinyl ketone and methacrolein. Global Change Biology 18:973-984.

107. Kimball S, Gremer JR, Angert AL, Huxman TE, Venable DL (2012) Fitness and physiology in a variable environment. Oecologia 169:319-329.

106. Ogle K, Lucas RW, Bentley LP, Cable JM, Barron-Gafford GA, Griffith A, Ignace D, Jenerette GD, Tyler A, Huxman TE, Loik ME, Smith SD, Tissue DT (2012) Differential daytime and night-time stomatal behavior in plants from North American deserts. New Phytologist 194:464-476.

105. Sankey JB, Ravi S, Wallace CSA, Webb RH, Huxman TE (2012) Quantifying soil surface change in degraded drylands: shrub encroachment and effects of fire and vegetation removal in a desert grassland. Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeosciences 117:G02025.

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104. Zeppel MJB, Lewis JD, Chaszar B, Smith RA, Medlyn BE, Huxman TE, Tissue DT (2012) Nocturnal stomatal conductance responses to rising [CO2], temperature and drought. New Phytologist 194:464-476.

103. Barron-Gafford GA, Scott RL, Jenerette GD, Huxman TE (2011) The relative controls of temperature, soil moisture, and plant functional group on soil CO2 efflux at diel, seasonal and annual scales. Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeosciences 116:G01023.

102. Cable JM, Ogle K, Lucas RW, Huxman TE, Loik ME, Smith SD, Tissue DT, Ewers BE, Pendall E, Welker JM, Charlet TN, Cleary M, Griffith A, Nowak RS, Rogers M, Steltzer H, Sullivan PF, van Gestel NC (2011) The temperature response of soil respiration in deserts: a seven desert synthesis. Biogeochemistry 103:71-90.

101. Chorover J, Troch PA, Rasmussen C, Brooks PD, Pelletier JD, Breshears DD, Huxman TE, Kurc SA, Lohse KA, McIntosh JC, Meixner T, Schaap MG, Litvak ME, Perdrial J, Harpold A, Durcik M (2011) How water, carbon and energy drive critical zone evolution: the Jemez-Santa Catalina Critical Zone Observatory. Vadose Zone Journal 10:884-899.

100. Guardiola-Claramonte M, Troch PA, Breshears DD, Huxman TE, Switanek MB, Durcik M, Cobb NS (2011) Decreased streamflow in semi-arid basins following drought-induced tree die-off: A counter-intuitive and indirect climate impact on hydrology. Journal of Hydrology 406:225-233.

99. Hamerlynck EP, Scott RL, Moran MS, Schwander AM, Connor E, Huxman TE (2011) Inter- and under-canopy soil water, leaf-level and whole-plant gas exchange dynamics of a semi-arid perennial C4 grass. Oecologia 165:17-29.

98. Jardine K, Serrano AY, Arneth A, Abrell L, Jardine A, van Haren J, Artaxo P, Rizzo LV, Ishida FY, Karl T, Kesselmeier J, Saleska S, Huxman T (2011) Within-canopy sesquiterpene ozonolysis in Amazonia. Journal of Geophysical Research-Atmospheres 116:D19301.

97. Jardine K, Serrano AY, Arneth A, Abrell L, Jardine A, Artaxo P, Alves E, Kesselmeier J, Taylor T, Saleska S, Huxman T (2011) Ecosystem-scale compensation points of formic and acetic acid in the central Amazon. Biogeosciences 8:37093720.

96. Kimball S, Angert AL, Huxman TE, Venable DL (2011) Differences in the timing of germination and reproduction relate to growth physiology and population dynamics of Sonoran Desert winter annuals. American Journal of Botany 98:1773-1782.

95. Ravi S, D’Odorico P, Breshears DD, Field JP, Goudie AS, Huxman TE, Li JR, Okin GS, Swap RJ, Thomas AD, Va Pelt S, Whicker JJ, Zobeck TM (2011) Aeolian processes and the biosphere. Reviews of Geophysics 49:RG3001.

94. Rasmussen C, Troch PA, Chorover J, Brooks P, Pelletier J, Huxman TE (2011) An open system framework for integrating critical zone structure and function. Biogeochemistry 102:15-29.

93. Adams HD, Macalady AK, Breshears DD, Allen CD, Stephenson NL, Saleska SR, Huxman TE, McDowell NG (2010) Climate-induced tree mortality: earth system consequences. EOS, Transactions, American Geophysical Union 91:153-154.

92. Angert AL, Horst JL, Huxman TE, Venable DL (2010) Phenotypic plasticity and precipitation response in Sonoran Desert winter annuals. American Journal of Botany 97:405-411.

91. Hamerlynck EP, Scott RL, Moran MS, Keefer TO, Huxman TE (2010) Growing season ecosystem and leaf-level gas exchange of an exotic and native semiarid bunchgrass. Oecologia 163:561-570.

90. Ivanov VY, Fatichi S, Jenerette GD, Espeleta JF, Troch PA, Huxman TE (2010) Hysteresis of soil moisture spatial heterogeneity and the ‘homogenizing’ effect of vegetation. Water Resources Research 46:W09521

89. Jardine K, Abrell L, Kurc SA, Huxman T, Ortega J, Guenther A (2010) Volatile organic compound emissions from Larrea tridentata (creosotebush). Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics 10:12191-12206.

88. Jardine KJ, Henderson WM, Huxman TE, Abrell L (2010) Dynamic Solution Injection: a new method for preparing pptv-ppbv volatile organic compounds. Atmospheric Measurement Techniques 3:1569-1576.

87. Jardine KJ, Sommer ED, Saleska SR, Huxman TE, Harley PC, Abrell L (2010) Gas phase measurements of pyruvic acid and its volatile metabolites. Environmental Science & Technology 44:2454-2460.

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86. Jenerette GD, Scott RL, Barron-Gafford GA, Huxman TE (2010) Gross primary production variability associated with meteorology, physiology, leaf area, and water supply in contrasting woodland and grassland semiarid riparian ecosystems. Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeosciences. 114:G04010.

85. Kimball S, Angert AL, Huxman TE, Venable DL (2010) Contemporary climate change in the Sonoran Desert favors cold-adapted species. Global Change Biology 16:1555-1565.

84. Ravi S, Breshears DD, Huxman TE, D’Odorico P (2010) Land degradation in drylands: interactions among hydrologic-aeolian erosion and vegetation dynamics. Geomorphology 116:236-245.

83. Ravi S, D’Odorico P, Huxman TE, Collins SL (2010) Interactions between soil erosion processes and fires: implications for the dynamics of fertility islands. Rangeland Ecology and Management 63:267-274.

82. Rosolem R, Shuttleworth WJ, Zeng XB, Saleska SR, Huxman TE (2010) Land surface modeling inside the Biosphere 2 tropical rain forest biome. Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeoscience2 115:G04035.

81. Wang LX, Caylor KK, Villegas JC, Barron-Gafford GA, Breshears DD, Huxman TE (2010) Partitioning evapotranspiration across gradients of woody plant cover: assessment of a stable isotope technique. Geophysical Research Letters 37:L09401.

80. Adams HD, Guardiola-Claramonte M, Barron-Gafford G, Camilo Villegas JC, Breshears DD, Zou CB, Troch PA, Huxman TE (2009) Warmer, global-change-type drought accelerates tree mortality. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 107:7063-7066.

79. Adams HD, Guardiola-Claramonte M, Barron-Gafford G, Camilo Villegas JC, Breshears DD, Zou CB, Troch PA, Huxman TE (2009) Reply to Sala: Temperature sensitivity in drought-induced tree mortality hastens the ned to further resolve a physiological model of death. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 106:E69-E69.

78. Adams HD, Guardiola-Claramonte M, Barron-Gafford G, Camilo Villegas JC, Breshears DD, Zou CB, Troch PA, Huxman TE (2009) Reply to Leuzinger et al.: Drought-induced tree mortality temperatuere sensitivity requires pressing forward with best available science. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 106:E107-E107.

77. Angert A, Huxman TE, Chesson P, Venable DL (2009) Functional tradeoffs promote species coexistence via the storage effect. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 106:11641-11645.

76. Bobich EG, Huxman TE (2009) Dry mass partitioning and gas exchange for young ocotillos (Fouquieria splendens) in the Sonoran Desert. International Journal of Plant Sciences. 170:283-289.

75. Bronstein JL, Huxman T, Horvath B, Farabee M, Davidowitz G (2009) Reproductive biology of Datura wrightii: the benefits of a herbivorous pollinator. Annals of Botany 103:1435-1443.

74. Cable JM, Ogle K, Tyler AP, Pavao-Zuckerman MA, Huxman TE (2009) Woody plant encroachment impacts on soil carbon and microbial processes: results from a hierarchical Bayesian analysis of soil incubation data. Plant and Soil 320:153-167.

73. Hamerlynck EP, Huxman TE (2009) Ecophysiology of two Sonoran Desert evergreen shrubs during extreme drought. Journal of Arid Environments 73:582-585.

72. Huxman T, Troch P, Chorover J, Breshears DD, Saleska S, Pelletier J, Zeng X, Espeleta J (2009) The hills are alive: Earth science in a controlled environment. EOS, Transactions, American Geophysical Union 90:120.

71. Ignace DD, Huxman TE (2009) Limitations to photosynthetic function across season in Larrea tridentata (creosotebush) growing on contrasting soils surfaces in the Sonoran Desert. Journal of Arid Environments 73:626-633.

70. Lohse KA, Brooks PD, McIntosh JC, Meixner T, Huxman TE (2009) Interactions between biogeochemistry and hydrologic systems. Annual Review of Environment and Resources 34:65-96.

69. Resco V, Ewers BE, Sun W, Huxman TE, Weltzin JF, Williams DG (2009) Drought-induced hydraulic limitations constrain leaf gas exchange recovery after precipitation pulses in the C3 woody legume, Prosopis veluntina. New Phytologist 181:672-682.

68. Ravi S, D’Odorico P, Collins SL, Huxman TE (2009) Can biological invasions induce desertification? New Phytologist 181:512-515.

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67. Ravi S, Huxman TE (2009) Land Degradation in the Thar Desert. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 7:517-518.

66. Scott RL, Jenerette GD, Potts DL, Huxman TE (2009) Effects of seasonal drought on net carbon dioxide exchange from a woody-plant-encroached semiarid grassland. Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeosciences 114:G04004.

65. Troch P, Martinez G, Pauwels V, Durcik M, Sivapalan M, Harman C, Brooks P, Gupta H, Huxman T (2009) Climate and vegetation water-use efficiency at catchments scales. Hydrological Processes 23:2409-2414.

64. Breshears DD, Huxman TE, Adams HD, Zou CB, Davison JE (2008) Vegetation synchronously leans upslope as climate warms. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 105:11592-11592.

62. Cable JM, Ogle K, Williams DG, Weltzin JF, Huxman TE (2008) Soil texture drives responses of soil respiration to precipitation pulses in the Sonoran Desert: implications for climate change. Ecosystems 11:961-979.

61. Huxman TE, Venable DL, Barron-Gafford G, Gerst K, Angert AL, Tyler A (2008) Photosynthetic resource-use efficiency and demographic variability in desert annual plants. Ecology 89:1554-1563.

60. Jenerette GD, Scott RL, Huxman TE (2008) Whole ecosystem metabolic pulses following precipitation events. Functional Ecology 22:924-930.

59. Potts DL, Scott RL, Cable JM, Huxman TE, Williams DG (2008) Sensitivity of mesquite shrubland CO2 exchange to precipitation in contrasting physiographic settings. Ecology 89:2900-2910.

58. Resco V, Ignace DD, Sun W, Huxman TE, Weltzin JF, Williams DG (2008) Chlorophyll fluorescence, predawn water potential and photosynthesis in precipitation pulse-driven ecosystems – implications for ecological studies. Functional Ecology 22:479-483.

57. Ryan MG, Archer SR, Birdsey R, Dahm C, Heath L, Hicke J, Hollinger D, Huxman T, Okin G, Oren R, Randerson J, Schlesinger W (2008) Land Resources. In: The effects of climate change on agriculture, land resources, water resources, and biodiversity in the United States. A report by the U.S. Climate Change Science Program and the Sub-committee on Global Change Research. Washington DC, USA, 362 pp.

56. Scott RL, Cable WL, Huxman TE, Nagler PL, Hernandez M, Goodrich DC (2008) Multiyear riparian evapotranspiration and groundwater use for a semiarid watershed. Journal of Arid Environments 73:1232-1246.

53. Angert AL, Barron-Gafford G, Gerst K, Huxman TE, Venable DL (2007) Interspecific and seasonal variation in growth and allocation in a guild of desert winter annuals. Journal of Ecology 95:321-331.

52. Enquist EJ, Kerkhoff AJ, Huxman TE, Economo EP (2007) Adaptive differences in plant physiology and ecosystem paradoxes: insights from metabolic scaling theory. Global Change Biology 13:592-609.

49. Ignace DD, Huxman TE, Weltzin J, Williams DG (2007) Leaf gas exchange and water status response of a native and non-native grass to precipitation across contrasting soil surfaces in the Sonoran Desert. Oecologia 152:401-413.

48. Patrick L, Cable J, Potts D, Ignace D, Barron-Gafford G, Griffith A, Alpert H, Van Gestel N, Robertson T, Huxman T, Zak J, Loik M, Tissue D (2007) Effect of a increase in summer precipitation on leaf, soil and ecosystem CO2 and H2O fluxes in a stool-grassland in Big Bend National Park, Texas. Oecologia 151:704-718.

47. Nagler PL, Glenn EP, Kim H, Emmerich W, Scott RL, Huxman TE, Huete AR (2007) Relationship between evapotranspiration and precipitation pulses in a semiarid rangeland estimated by moisture flux towers and MODIS vegetation indices. Journal of Arid Environments 70:443-462.

46. Potts DL, Huxman TE, Scott RL, Williams DG, Goodrich DC (2006) The sensitivity of ecosystem carbon exchange to seasonal precipitation and woody plant encroachment. Oecologia 150:453-463.

44. Scott, RL, Huxman TE, Cable WL, Emmerich WE (2006) The partitioning of evaporation and its relation to the components of carbon dioxide exchange in a Chihuahuan Desert shrubland. Hydrological Processes 20:3227-3243.

43. Williams DG, Scott RL, Huxman TE, Goodrich DC, Lin G (2006) Sensitivity of riparian ecosystems in arid and semiarid environments to moisture pulses. Hydrological Processes 20:3191-3205.

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42. Housman, DC, Naumburg E, Huxman TE, Charlet TN, Nowak RS, Smith SD (2006). Increases in desert shrub productivity under elevated CO2 vary with seasonal water availability. Ecosystems 9:374-385.

41. Potts DL, Huxman TE, Cable JM, English NB, Ignace DD, Eilts JA, Mason MJ, Weltzin JF, Williams DG (2006) Antecedent moisture and seasonal precipitation influence response of canopy-scale carbon and water exchange to rainfall pulses in a semi-arid grassland. New Phytologist 170:849-860.

40. Scott RL, Huxman TE, Williams DG, Goodrich D (2006) Ecohydrological impacts of woody plant encroachment: seasonal patterns of water and carbon dioxide exchange within a semiarid riparian environment. Global Change Biology 12:311-324.

39. Potts DL, Huxman TE, Enquist BJ, Weltzin J, Williams DG (2006) Resilience and resistance of ecosystem functional response to a precipitation pulse in a semi-arid grassland. Journal of Ecology 94:23-30.

38. Huxman TE, Wilcox BP, Scott RL, Snyder K, Hultine K, Small E, Breshears D, Pockman W, Jackson RB (2005) Ecohydrological implications of woody plant encroachment. Ecology 86:308-319.

37. Monson RK, Sparks JP, Rosenstiel TN, Scott-Denton L, Huxman TE, Harley PC, Turnipseed AA, Burns S, Backlund B, Hu J (2005) Climatic influences on net ecosystem CO2 exchange during the transition from wintertime respiration to springtime photosynthesis in a high-elevation, subalpine forest. Oecologia 146:130-147

35. Yepez EA, Huxman TE, Ignace DD, English NB, Weltzin JF, Castellanos AE, Williams DG (2005) Transpiration and evaporation following a moisture pulse in semiarid grassland: a chamber-based isotope method for partitioning evapotranspiration. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 132:359-376.

34. Cable JM, Huxman TE (2004) Precipitation pulse size effects on Sonoran Desert soil microbial crusts. Oecologia 141:317-324.

33. Hamerlynck EP, Huxman TE, McAuliffe JR, Smith SD (2004) Carbon isotope discrimination and foliar nutrient status of Larrea tridentata (creosote bush) in contrasting Mojave Desert soils. Oecologia 138:210-215.

32. Huxman TE, Cable JM, Ignace DD, Eilts AJ, English N, Weltzin J, Williams DG (2004) Response of net ecosystem gas exchange to a simulated precipitation pulse in a semiarid grassland: the role of native versus non-native grasses and soil texture. Oecologia 141:295-305.

31. Huxman TE, Smith, MD, Fay PA, Knapp AK, Shaw MR, Loik ME, Smith SD, Tissue DT, Zak JC, Weltzin JF, Pockman WT, Sala OE, Haddad BM, Harte J, Koch GW, Schwinning S, Small EE, Williams DG (2004) Convergence across biomes to a common rain-use efficiency. Nature 429:651-654.

30. Huxman TE, Snyder KA, Tissue D, Leffler AJ, Pockman W, Ogle K, Sandquist D, Potts DL, Schwinning S (2004) Precipitation pulses and carbon balance in semi-arid and arid ecosystems. Oecologia 141:254-268.

29. Loik ME, Still CJ, Huxman TE, Harte J (2004) In situ photosynthetic freezing tolerance for plants exposed to a global warming manipulation in the Rocky Mountains, Colorado, U.S.A. New Phytologist 162:331-341

28. Nagel JM, Huxman TE, Griffin KL, Smith SD (2004) CO2 enrichment reduces the energetic cost of biomass construction in an invasive desert grass. Ecology 85:100-106.

27. Scott RL, Edwards EA, Shuttleworth WJ, Huxman TE, Watts C, Goodrich DC (2004) Interannual and seasonal variation in fluxes of water and CO2 from a riparian woodland ecosystem. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 122:65-84.

26. Enquist BJ, Economo EP, Huxman TE, Allen AP, Ignace DD, Gillooly JF (2003) Scaling metabolism from organisms to ecosystems. Nature 423:639-642

25. Housman DC, Zitzer SF, Huxman TE, Smith SD (2003) Functional ecology of shrub seedlings after a natural recruitment event at the Nevada Desert FACE Facility. Global Change Biology 9:718-728.

24. Huxman TE, Turnipseed AA, Sparks JP, Harley PC, Monson RK (2003) Temperature as a control over ecosystem CO2 fluxes in a high-elevation, subalpine forest. Oecologia. 134: 537-546

23. Huxman TE, Monson RK (2003) Stomatal responses of C3, C3-C4, and C4 Flaveria species to light and intercellular CO2 concentration: implications for the evolution of stomatal behavior. Plant, Cell and Environment. 26:313-322.

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21. Naumburg E., Housman DC, Huxman TE, Charlet TN, Loik ME, Smith SD (2003) Photosynthetic responses of Mojave Desert shrubs to Free Air CO2 Enrichment are greatest during wet years. Global Change Biology. 9:276-285.

20. Weltzin JF, ME Loik, S Schwinning, DG Williams, P Fay, B Haddad, J Harte, TE Huxman, AK Knapp, G Lin, WT Pockman, MR Shaw, E Small, MD Smith, SD Smith, DT Tissue, JC Zak (2003) Assessing the response of terrestrial ecosystems to potential changes in precipitation. BioScience 53:941-952.

19. Hamerlynck EP, Huxman TE, Charlet TN, Smith SD (2002) Effects of elevated CO2 (FACE) on the functional ecology of the drought-deciduous Mojave Desert Shrub, Lycium andersonii. Environmental & Experimental Botany. 43:93-106.

17. Monson RK, Turnipseed AA, Sparks JP, Harley PC, Scott-Denton LE, Sparks K, Huxman TE (2002) Carbon sequestration in a high-elevation subalpine forest. Global Change Biology. 8:459-478.

16. Huxman TE, Smith SD (2001) Photosynthesis in an invasive grass and native forb at elevated CO2 during an El Niño year in the Mojave Desert. Oecologia, 128:193-201.

15. Huxman TE, Charlet TN, Grant C, Smith SD (2001) The effect of parental CO2 and offspring nutrient environment on initial growth and photosynthesis in an annual grass. International Journal of Plant Sciences, 162:617-623.

13. Hamerlynck EP, Huxman TE, Loik ME, Smith SD (2000) Effects of extreme high temperature, drought and elevated CO2 on photosynthesis of the Mojave Desert evergreen shrub, Larrea tridentata. Plant Ecology 148:185-195.

12. Hamerlynck EP, Huxman TE, Smith SD, Nowak RS, Redar S, Loik ME, Jordan DN, Zitzer SR, Coleman JS, Seemann JR (2000) Photosynthetic responses of contrasting Mojave Desert shrub species to elevated CO2 concentration at the Nevada Desert FACE Facility. Journal of Arid Environments 44:425-436.

11. Loik ME, Huxman TE, Hamerlynck EP, Smith SD (2000) Low temperature tolerance and cold acclimation for seedlings of three Mojave Desert Yucca species exposed to elevated CO2. Journal of Arid Environments, 46:43-56.

10. Pataki DE, Huxman TE, Jordan DN, Zitzer SF, Coleman JS, Smith SD, Nowak RS, Seemann JR (2000) Water use of Mojave Desert shrubs under elevated CO2. Global Change Biology 6:889-890.

9. Smith SD, Huxman TE, Zitzer SF, Charlet TN, Housman DC, Coleman JS, Fenstermaker LK, Seemann JR, Nowak RS (2000) Elevated CO2 increases productivity and invasive species success in an arid ecosystem. Nature 408:79-82.

8. Huxman TE, Hamerlynck EP, Smith SD (1999) Reproductive allocation and seed production in Bromus madritensis ssp. rubens at elevated CO2. Functional Ecology 13:769-777.

7. Huxman TE, Hamerlynck EP, Loik ME, Smith SD (1998) Gas exchange and chlorophyll fluorescence responses of three southwestern Yucca species to elevated CO2 and high temperature. Plant, Cell & Environment 21:1275-1283.

6. Huxman TE, Hamerlynck EP, Moore BD, Smith SD, Jordan DN, Zitzer SF, Nowak RS, Coleman JS, Seemann JR (1998) Photosynthetic down-regulation in Larrea tridentata exposed to elevated atmospheric CO2: Interaction with drought under glasshouse and field (FACE) exposure. Plant, Cell & Environment 21:1153-1161.

5. Huxman TE, Hamerlynck EP, Jordan DN, Salsman KL, Smith SD (1998) The effects of parental CO2 environment on seed quality and subsequent seedling performance in Bromus rubens. Oecologia 114:202-208.

4. Huxman TE, Loik ME (1997) Reproductive patterns of two varieties of Yucca whipplei (Liliaceae) with different life histories. International Journal of Plant Sciences 78:113-120.

3. Huxman TE, Huxman KA, Stamer MR (1997) Dispersal characteristics of yucca weevils in a flowering field of Yucca whipplei. Great Basin Naturalist 57:38-43.

2. Huxman TE, Loik ME (1996) Seeds of Yucca whipplei var. whipplei germinate in the fruit. Southwestern Naturalist 43:318-320.

1. Huxman TE, Loik ME (1996) Abiotic and biotic inflorescence damage and reproductive strategy in Yucca whipplei. San Bernardino County Museum Association Quarterly 46: 45-48.

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IN-REVIEW PUBLICATIONS

Kimball S, Lulow M, Sorenson Q, Balazs, Fang YC, Davis SJ, Huxman TE (In review) Cost-effective ecological restoration. Nature.

Ogle K, Barber JJ, Barron-Gafford GA, Patrick Bentley L, Young JM, Huxman TE, Loik ME, Tissue DT (In Review) Quantifying ecological memory in plant and ecosystem processes. Ecology Letters.

Villegas JC, Dominguez F, Barron-Gafford GA, Adams HD, Guardiola-Claramonte M, Sommer E, Wiede AL, Rivera IC, Espeleta JF, Zou CB, Breshears DD, Huxman TE (In Review) Sensitivity of regional evapotranspration partitioning to variation in woody plant cover. Nature Geosciences.

BOOK CHAPTERS

63. Bronstein JL, Huxman TE, Davidowitz G (2008) Plant-mediated indirect effects linking herbivory and pollination. pp. 75-103 In: Ecological Communities: plant mediation in indirect interaction webs. Ohgushi T, Craig TP, and Price PW (eds.). Cambridge University Press.

54. Smith SD, Tissue DT, Huxman TE, Loik ME (2008) Ecophysiological responses of desert plants to elevated CO2: environmental determinants and case studies. pp. 363-390 In: Perspectives in Biophysical Plant Ecophysiology: A Tribute to Park S. Nobel, De la Barrera E. and Smith W.K (eds). National University of Mexico.

51. Gordon W, Huxman TE (2007) Ecohydrology and Climate Change. pp. 113-128 In: Hydroecology and Ecohydrology: Past, Present, and Future. Wood PJ, Hannah DM, and Sadler JP (eds). John Wiley and Sons. 460 p.

36. Shaw MR, Huxman TE, Lund CP (2005) Modern and future semi-arid and arid ecosystems. pp. 415-440 In: The Impact of CO2 on Plants, Animals and Ecosystems. Ehleringer, J., T. Cerling, and D. Dearling (eds.).  Springer-Verlag..

NON-PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

55. Scott RL, Williams DG, Huxman TE, Hultine KR, Goodrich DC (2008) Quantifying Riparian Evapotranspiration. Southwestern Hydrology 7:26-27,34.

50. Huxman TE, Scott RL (2007) Climate change, vegetation dynamics and the landscape water balance. Southwestern Hydrology. 6:28-29,37.

45. Scott, RL, Goodrich D, Levick L, McGuire R, Cable W, Williams D, Gazal R, Yepez E, Ellsworth P, Huxman T. 2006b. Determining the riparian groundwater use within the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area and the Sierra Vista Sub-Basin, Arizona. In Hydrologic Requirements of and Consumptive Ground-Water Use by Riparian Vegetation along the San Pedro River, Arizona. Compiled by JM Leenhouts, JC Stromberg, and RL Scott. U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Report.

22. McAuliffe J, Hamerlynck E, Huxman T (2003) Ecologists study impacts of drought in the desert. Sonoran Quarterly 57:6-9.

18. Fenstermaker LK, Charlet TN, Huxman TE, Coleman JS, Nowak RS, Smith SD (2002) Global climate change research in the Nevada Desert. Pages 97-106 in Charlet DA (ed) Nevada Environmental Issues. Kendall/Hunt Publ Co, Dubuque, IA.

14. Smith SD, Huxman TE (2001) Elevated atmospheric CO2 and deserts: Will increasing CO2 alter deserts and desertification processes? Arid Lands Newsletter Issue # 49.

SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS

Invited Seminars

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Date Location

3-5-2015 University of Western Sydney, Richmond, NSW Australia, Hawkesbury Institute5-2-2014 California State University, San Bernardino, Biology10-9-2013 University of LaVerne, Biology2-7-2013 University of California, Riverside, Plant Pathology and Microbiology2-27-2013 University of California, Los Angeles, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology1-30-2012 University of California, Irvine, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology10-7-2011 University of Arizona, School of Plant Sciences10-8-2010 Arizona State University, School of Life Sciences3-17-2010 University of Montana, Organismal Biology and Ecology11-14-2008 Desert Research Institute, University of Nevada System9-11-2008 University of Pennsylvania, Biological Sciences5-1-2007 University of Arizona, Plant Sciences12-1-2006 University of California, Irvine, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology10-4-2006 Northern Arizona University, School of Forestry7-12-2006 Chinese Academy of Sciences, Graduate School & Institute of Botany7-9-2006 Chinese Academy of Sciences, Doulun Grassland Research Station3-10-2005 Arizona State University, School of Life Sciences9-2-2004 University of Arizona, Department of Atmospheric Science4-9-2004 University of Minnesota, Duluth, Department of Biology3-26-2004 University of New Mexico, Department of Biology5-25-2003 University of Tennessee, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology5-17-2003 Rutgers University, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology11-25-2002 University of Arizona, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology10-1-2002 Texas Tech University, Department of Biological Sciences5-4-2002 New Mexico State University, Department of Biology11-16-2001 Arizona State University, Botany Department10-31-2001 University of Arizona, School of Renewable Natural Resources2-3-2001 Utah State University, College of Renewable Natural Resources1-15-2001 University of Arizona, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology10-10-2000 California State University, Department of Biology2-28-2000 University of Utah, Department of Biology

Distinguished and Public Presentations

6-2-2015 Washington DC Alumni Chapter Chancellor Event, “The History of Sustainability at UCI”5-27-2015 New York Alumni Chapter Chancellor Event, “The History of Sustainability at UCI”2-23-2015 Coastal Impacts Roundtable, “Gnarly Problems and Sustainability Resources at UCI”,

SeaGrant Stakeholder Meeting, The Beckman Center of the National Academy of Science10-17-2014 UCI CEO Roundtable, “Environmental Science at UCI”, Crystal Cove State Park10-11-2011 University of Arizona Science Café Series, “Global Climate Change: The role of living

things”10-4-2011 University of Arizona Science Café Series, “Water, Climate and Biodiversity: The Science of

Biosphere 2”4-18-2011 Institute for the Environment Earth Week Lecture Series, “Global Environmental

Challenges: Grand Challenges in Biology”11-14-2007 Arizona Science Center Global Change Lecture Series, “Global Climate Change: the role of

living things”11-1-2007 University of Arizona, ISPE Fest, “The University of Arizona Biosphere 2: a scaling tool for

research, education and outreach in the earth sciences”2-14-2007 University of Arizona, Colleges of Fine Arts, Science, and Social and Behavior Sciences,

Distinguished Lecture Series, “Global Change and the Earth System: Challenges for Understanding the Role of Life”

10-31-2006 University of Arizona, College of Science Global Change Lecture Series, “Global Climate Change: the role of living things”

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Symposia and Workshops (invited / organized contributions)

Huxman TE (2015) The integration of biological processes across the hierarchy of life and water flow. The future of Plant Vascular Biology. National Science Foundation Workshop, Arlington VA, May 18-20.

Huxman TE (2015) Sustainability, Biodiversity, and Conservation at UCI. UCI-Oceans Inaugural Meeting. The Beckman Center of the National Academies of the U.S., Irvine CA, May 8.

Huxman TE (2015) Drought Impacts - Ecosystems. AGU Chapman Conference on The California Drought, The Beckman Center of the National Academies of the U.S., Irvine CA, April 20-22.

Huxman TE (2015) Big Science in Biology. UCI Ayala School Biological Sciences Annual Retreat, Double-Tree Hotel, Costa Mesa CA, January 13.

Huxman TE (2014) Sonoran Desert Shrubs – Drought and Function in a New Climate Context. Anza Borrego Foundation Colorado Desert Natural History Symposium, Borrego Springs CA, Nov. 8.

Huxman TE (2014) Exploration and Discovery in Community-University Partnerships. Anza-Borrego Sustainability Symposia, Borrego Springs CA, April 11.

Huxman TE (2013) Plant Ecology of Desert Annuals, California Invasive Plant Council Symposium, Lake Arrowhead, CA, Oct. 2-5.

Huxman TE (2012) Understanding the biological underpinnings of ecohydrological processes. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting, San Francisco, Dec. 5-9.

Huxman TE (2012) Global Change and Terrestrial Ecosystems. State of the Natural Resources of California, Beckman Center for the National Academy of Sciences. Nov. 8.

Huxman TE (2012) Desert annuals and global change. Anza Borrego Foundation Natural History Symposium, Borrego Springs, Nov. 3.

Huxman TE (2011) The Ecohydrology of Water Limited Landscapes. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting, San Francisco, Dec. 5-9.

Huxman TE (2011) Ecological response to drought. World Meteorological Organization International Symposium on Drought and Drought Information Systems, Casablanca, Morocco, November 7-9th.

Huxman TE (2011) Ecological Stoichiometry in Deserts. New Phytologist Trust Symposium on “Stoichiometric Flexibility in a Changing World”. Biosphere 2, Tucson, AZ, Sept 26-28th.

Huxman TE (2011) Water use and climate change in arid landscapes. Desert Horticulture Annual Meeting. Tucson AZ, May 18th.

Huxman TE (2011) Ecohydrology in complex terrain. SAHRA/B2/NCAR Symposium on “Predicting Process in Complex Topographic Settings”. Biosphere 2, Tucson AZ, Feb 23-25th.

Huxman TE (2010) Our once and future North American Deserts. Saguaro National Park Research Symposium. Tucson, AZ, Oct 2nd.

Huxman TE (2009) Understanding Evolving Ecohydrological Systems in Drylands. AGU Chapman Conference on Examining Ecohydrological Feedbacks of Landscape Change Along Elevation Gradients in Semiarid Regions. Boise and Sun Valley, ID Oct 4-8th.

Huxman TE (2009) Future of the Sonoran Desert. AAAS Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL, Feb 12-14th.

Huxman TE (2009) Ecohydrological consequences of woody plant encroachment. Society for Range Management Annual Meeting. Albuquerque, NM Feb 8-12th.

Huxman TE (2008) Climate Change and the Sonoran Desert. Adaptive Management of Desert Ecosystems in a Changing Climate. Laughlin, Nevada April 9-11th.

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Huxman TE, Troch PA, Breshears DD, Saleska SR, Chorover JD, Zeng X (2007) Exploring water in our world – experimental hillslopes in the Biosphere 2 Facility. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, Dec. 10-14.

Huxman TE, Scott RL, Barron-Gafford G, Jenerette GD (2007) Ecohydrological consequences of shifts in grass-to-woody plant dominance in water limited ecosystems. American Geophysical Union Joint Assembly, Acapulco, Mexico, May 22-25.

Huxman TE (2007) Detection, Analysis and Prediction of Change in Ecology – Problems of Living Systems. Methods of Detection and Analysis of Change and Feedback in the Earth Sciences. Workshop, UNESCO IHP, Tucson, Arizona March 26-28.

Huxman TE (2006) Ecosystem response to precipitation pulses on the Santa Rita Experimental Range. Research Insights in Semiarid Ecosystems (RISE), Tucson, Arizona October 7th.

Huxman TE (2006) Ecological sustainability and monitoring in the southwestern U.S. Sustainability Symposium. 6 th

Conference on Research and Resource Management in the Southwestern Deserts. Tucson, Arizona, May 2-5.

Huxman TE (2005) An ecohydrology framework for understanding net ecosystem production. Special session on emerging issues in semi-arid ecohydrology. Society for Range Management Annual Meeting. Fort Worth, Texas, February 6-11.

Pavao-Zuckerman M, Huxman TE (2004) Controls over carbon and water fluxes by vegetation soils and climate. Research Insights in Semiarid Ecosystems (RISE), Tucson, Arizona November 13.

Huxman TE (2004) Ecohydrological implications of woody plant encroachment. Special Session on Hydrologic Impacts of Land Cover Change at the Basin Scale. Arizona Hydrologic Society Annual Meeting. Tucson, Arizona, September 17-19.

Huxman TE, Snyder KA, Wilcox BP, Scott RL, Breshears DD, Small EE, Jackson RB, Pockman WT, Hultine KR (2003) Ecohydrology and woody plant encroachment: a conceptual framework for evaluating landscape consequences. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, Dec. 8-12.

Huxman TE (2003) Constraints on the responsiveness of ANPP to precipitation. The Gunnison Basin as a Model Ecosystem, Symposium sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, Crested Butte, Colorado, August 14-16.

Huxman TE (2003) Plant invasions and elevated [CO2]: inciting effects of El Niño. Ecological Society of America, Annual Meeting, Savannah Georgia, August 3-8.

Huxman TE, Williams DG (2002) Pulse effects on carbon flux at the ecosystem scale. NSF sponsored – Pulse dynamics of arid and semi-arid ecosystems. Tucson, Arizona, August 2-4.

Organized Meetings and Workshops (since 2014)

2015 – AGU Chapman Conference on The California Drought, The Beckman Center of the National Academies of the U.S., Irvine CA, April 20-22. Convening and Organizing Committee

2015 – Biodiversity Roundtable, Steele/Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center, Borrego Springs CA, Jan. 30. Convening and Organizing Committee

2014 – Sustainability Listening Session, Steele/Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center, Borrego Springs CA, Oct. 10. Convening and Organizing Committee

2014 – Sustainability Community Engagement Kickoff, Steele/Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center, Borrego Springs CA, April 11. Convening and Organizing Committee

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

Funded Grant Proposals

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NSF – FSML, An ecohydrology monitoring array for water sustainability, biological diversity and integrated research/education programs at the Steele/Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center. $270,882 Facility Grant, PI (Huxman), OSP (Mooney, Pratt, Kimball, Famiglietti). 8-15-2014 to 8-14-2015, % effort 1.0%.

NSF – OISE, US – Mexico workshop on shared and paired drylands. $37,791 Meeting Grant, PI (Hutchinson), Co-PI (Huxman, Lopez-Hoffman, Flessa). 8-20-2011 to 8-19-2012, % effort 1.0%.

NSF – Geochemistry, Plant-microbe-mineral interaction as a driver for rock weathering and chemical denudation, $424,623 Research Grant, PI (Donstova), Co-PI (Huxman, Chorover, Mayer, Perdrial). 9-01-10 to 8-31-13, % effort 4.0%.

NSF – Ecology, Individual function and community processes in desert annuals, $575,000 Research Grant, PI (Venable), Co-PI (Huxman). 9-01-09 to 8-31-12, % effort 4.0%.

SFAz – Arizona Center for STEM Teachers at the Biosphere 2, $1,500,000, Training Grant, PI (Meystre), Co-PI (Huxman) 1-1-2009 to 5-31-2012, % effort – 6.0%.

NSF – Instrumentation and Facilities, Upgrade of weighing lysimeter facility for studying ecosystem and vadose zone dynamics in arid environments, $263,557, Facilities Grant, PI (Tuller), Co-PI’s (Huxman, Rasmussen, Schaap). 1-01-08 to 12-31-09, % effort – 0.125 months

NSF – Ecology, Phenotypic constraints and community structure: linking intraspecific and interspecific trade-offs, $377,331 Research Grant, PI (Angert), Co-PIs (Huxman, Venable), 1-01-07 to 12-31-10. % effort – 2.0%

SFAz – Strategic Investment in ARENA (the ARizona ENvironmental ARray), $181,320, Research Grant, PI (Huxman – UofA), Co-PIs (Grimm – ASU, Huenneke – NAU) 1-1-2007 to 12-31-2007, % effort – 2.0%.

DOE-NICCR – Synthesis of existing datasets to explore the implications of altered precipitation for carbon and water dynamics in desert ecosystems of the southwestern US, $394,860, Research Grant, PI (Ogle, University of Wyoming), Co-PIs (Huxman – UofA, Smith – UNLV, Tissue – Texas Tech, Loik – UC Santa Cruz) 9-1-06 to 8-31-09, % effort – 2.0% ($31,350 to UofA).

USDA CREES – Ecohydrological Training to Address Semiarid Forest Ecosystem Health and Restoration, $243,300 Training Grant, PI (Breshears), Co-PIs (Huxman, Brooks, Guertin). 8-01-07 to 7-31-10, % effort – 2%.

TRIF – Water Sustainability Program Center Directed Initiatives, Enhancing the Semiarid Ecohydrology Array (SECA) Flux Tower Network, $17,599, Research Grant, PI (Breshears), Co-PIs (Huxman – UofA, Scott and Goodrich – USDA-ARS) 7-1-2006 to 6-30-2007, % efforts – 2%.

NSF – Physics, SGER: Motility, Mixing and Multicellularity, $199,997 Research Grant, PI (Goldstein), Co-PI (Huxman, Kessler). 11-01-05 to 10-31-06, % effort – 4.0%

USDA CREES – Multidisciplinary Training in Ecohydrology for Addressing National Watershed Needs, $276,000 Training Grant, PI (Breshears), Co-PIs (Huxman, Brooks, Guertin). 8-01-05 to 7-31-08, % effort – 2%.

NSF – Ecology, Individual function and community processes in desert annuals, $450,000 Research Grant, PI (Venable), Co-PI (Huxman). 1-01-05 to 12-31-07, % effort 4.0%.

NSF – Ecosystems, Collaborative Research: Sensitivity of ecosystems processes to precipitation across a grassland to shrubland vegetation transition in the southwestern U.S., $400,000, Research Grant, PI (Huxman). 8-01-04 to 7-31-07, % effort – 8.0%

NSF – Ecology, Collaborative Research: Vulnerability of semi-arid grasslands to encroachment by woody plants: the role of grass invasions, seasonal precipitation, and soil type $142,753, Research Grant (UTenn Lead Insitution), PI (Huxman). 9-01-04 to 8-31-07, % effort – 8.0%

NSF – Ecology, A model for species interactions: costs and benefits of linked herbivory / pollination in Datura wrightii and Manduca sexta, $450,000, Research Grant, PI (Bronstein), Co-PIs (Huxman & Davidowitz). 9-01-03 to 08-31-06, % effort – 8.0%

VPR – Faculty Small Grants, Sensitivity of precipitation-driven ecosystem processes to vegetation and climate change, $10,000, Research Grant, PI (Huxman). 05-14-03 to 08-15-04, % effort – 3.0%

NSF – SHARA Sci. & Tech. Center – Sustainability of semi-arid Hydrology and Riparian Areas, $13,000,000, PI (Shuttleworth and others), Participant (Huxman). 6-1-03 to 12-31-07, % effort – 4.0%

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NSF – DMUU – Management of ecosystems in the US Southwest and related areas of northern Mexico in the context of complex uncertainties. $77,513, Meeting Grant, PI (Moorehouse – UofA), Co-PIs (Overpeck, Huxman, Cornell, deSteigeur – UofA). 06-01-04 to 05-31-2004. % effort – 2.0%

International Arid Lands Consortium, Relative contribution of biological soil crusts to ecosystem CO2 flux, $40,000, Research Grant, PI (Huete – UofA), Co-PIs (Huxman – UofA). 05-01-02 to 10-30-04. % effort – 8.0%

Edward P Bass, Biophsere 2 Fellowship in Earth Systems Science, $30,085, Fellowship, PI (Overpeck – UofA), Co-PIs (Huxman – UofA). 08-01-01 to 08-31-04., % effort – 4.0%

Funded Research Contracts

The Nature Conservancy (TNC), Vegetation and Oak Woodland Monitoring Program, $99,000 Research Grant, PI (Huxman), co-PI (Kimball). 10-1-2014 to 9-30-2016, % effort 1.0%.

(Pending) Nature Reserve of Orange County (NROC), Monitoring and Modeling Rare Plants in Orange County. $40,000 (annually) Research Grant, PI (Huxman). 11-1-2014 to 9-31-2015, % effort 1.0%.

SERVICE

University of California, Irvine (since 2012)

Department(1) Peer Review (Assistant Prof, 2014)(2) Peer Review (Prof, 2013)(3) Search Committee, Ecologist (2013)(4) Seminar Committee (2013-14)(5) Global Sustainability Minor Degree Revamp Committee (2013-14)

School(1) Greenhouse Oversight Committee (2012 – present)(2) CalTeach Coordination Committee (2012 – present)(3) Middle Eastern Studies Minor Development Committee (2012 – 2013)(4) CA-Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (2012 – present)

University and Senate(1) Board on Undergraduate Scholarships, Honors, & Financial Aids (2014 – present)(2) Provost’s Academic Planning Group (2013 – present)(3) Back Bay Science Center Planning Committee (2012 – present)

Office of the President(1) Global Climate Leadership Council – Faculty Engagement & Ed. Subcommittee, UCI (2014 – present)(2) Natural Reserve System (NRS) Three Campus Review Team – Blue Oak Ranch Reserve (2014-15)(3) Natural Reserve System (NRS) Three Campus Review Team – Strathearn Ranch Candidate (2013-14)

Community and ProfessionExternal Evaluations(1) David Moore, Promotion and Tenure, University of Arizona (2014)(2) Jed Sparks, Promotion to Professor, Cornell University (2013)(3) Nathan Swenson, Promotion and Tenure, Michigan State University (2013)(4) Nichole Barger, Promotion and Tenure, University of Colorado (2013)(5) Elsa Cleland, Promotion and Tenure, University of California, San Diego (2013)(6) Jeffery Dukes, Promotion to Professor, Purdue University (2013)(7) John Sabo, Promotion to Professor, Arizona State University (2013)(8) Karina Schafer, Promotion and Tenure, Rutgers the State University of New Jersey (2012, 2013) (9) Daniel Potts, Promotion and Tenure, Buffalo State University (2012)

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Manuscript and Grant Reviews(1) Manuscripts Reviewed (2012 – 6; 2013 – 4; 2014 – 4; 2015 - 2):

Representative Journals: American Naturalist, American Journal of Botany, Ecology, Ecological Applications, Oecologia, Global Change Biology, New Phytologist, Journal of Geophysical Research-Atmospheres, Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeosciences, Nature, Ecosystems, Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, Ecohydrology, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Science

(2) NSF-DEB ad hoc reviewer – 2014 (1 proposal)

Community Expert Opinion and Consultation(1) COAST Coordination Committee – UCI Representation on a fire resource management coordination

group in Orange County (2013 – present)(2) Bad Robot Productions, Closed Environmental Systems Consultation for a movie in production, contact –

John Cohen (2014) (through Science & Entertainment Exchange Program of the NAS)(3) SyFy Channel, Closed Environmental Systems Consultation for in development series “SHELTER”,

contact – Bruce Rubin (2012) (through Science & Entertainment Exchange Program of the NAS)

University of Arizona (2001 – 2012)

Biosphere 2(1) Landscape Evolution Observatory Design and Operations Team (2007-present)

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology(2) EEB Steering Committee (2009/10, 2010/11, 2011/12)(1) Search Committee, Genomics of Human Health and the Environment (2010/11)(2) Search Committee, Ecological / Evolutionary Genomics (2008/9)(3) Search Committee, Bioinformatics (opportunistic hire – 2008/9[Chair])(4) Department Head Review Committee (2005/6)(5) Greenhouse Operation Committee (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007)(6) Seminar Series Committee (2004/5)(7) Search Committee, Ecologist and ISPE Position (2003/4)(8) Search Committee, Microbial Position (2002/3)(9) APR Collaborations Subcommittee (2002/3)(10) Graduate Operation / Admission committee (2001/2, 2005/6, 2006/7[Chair])

University(1) North Central Association reaccreditation process team member (engagement and service; 2008-2010)(2) Search Committee, Phenoclimatology (School of Natural Resources and the Environment – 2009/2010)(3) Search Committee, Ecoinformatics (School of Natural Resources – 2007/8)(4) Undergraduate Biology Research Program (UBRP) Selection Committee (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007)(5) Undergraduate Biology Research Program (UBRP) Round-Table Participant “How to apply and decide on

graduate school”, 6-28-2007(6) Institute for the Study of Planet Earth – Program Review Participant (2001)(7) PERT Round-Table Participant “Negotiating a position and setting up a lab as a new faculty member” (5-

18-2002 and 5-19-2006)

Professional(4) Manuscripts Reviewed (2001 – 5; 2002 – 7; 2003 - 7; 2004 – 14; 2005 – 15; 2006 – 5; 2007 – 8; 2008 – 4;

2009 – 7; 2010 – 7; 2011 – 8; 2012 – 6):Representative Journals: Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, American Naturalist, American Journal

of Botany, Ecology, Ecological Applications, Great Basin Naturalist, International Journal of Plant Sciences, Oecologia, Global Change Biology, Plant, Cell and Environment, Plant Ecology, Functional Ecology, Journal of Arid Environments, New Phytologist, Canadian Journal of Forestry Research, Journal of Hydrometerology, Journal of Geophysical Research-Atmospheres, Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeosciences, Nature, Ecosystems, Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, Ecography, Integrative and Comparative Biology, Journal of

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Environmental Quality, Rangeland Ecology, Madrono, Evolutionary Ecology Research, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Science

(5) Guest Associate Editor for: Ecosphere (2010 – processed ~ 2 manuscripts)(6) Associate Editor for: Ecology and Ecological Monographs (2007 to 2010 – processed ~ 25 manuscripts)(7) Associate Editor for: Western North American Naturalist (2002 to 2007 – processed ~ 18 manuscripts)(8) NSF-DEB Ecology Panel Member – Fall 2005(9) Ad hoc grant referee for: (1) NSF – ecology program 1-30-2003, (2) USDA NRI – 3-19-2003, (3) USGS

Global Change Research Program – 10-31-2003, (4) NSF – Biocomplexity program – 4-15-2004, (5) NSF – Ecosystems – 9-30-2004, (6) NSF – Ecosystems program – 4-3-2005, (7) NSF – Ecosystems program – 10-6-2005, (8) DOE – NICCR – 4-10-2006

(10) Participant in the working group to discuss the ecological impacts of climate change for development of a National Ecological Observatory Network, Tucson AZ, 8-24 to 8-25, 2004

(11) Participated in review and vision development for the National Phytotron at Duke University (10-24-2001 to 10-27-2001)

(12) Participated in evaluating the climate change research program at Columbia University’s Biosphere II Facility for the Department of Energy (12-14-2001 to 12-18-2001)

(13) Physiological Ecology Section Student Presentation Judge (2001, 2002)(14) Symposium Organizing Committee, Physiological Ecology Section, ESA (1997)

Outreach - **I speak to rotary, service or philanthropic groups approximately twice a month on topics of science, sustainability and global change. I organize a broad range of activities through the programs at Biosphere 2, Flandrau, ACST, the Center for Environmental Biology or the Desert Center**; Some examples:(1) Panel Member UA Sustainability Week, “Roadblocks to Sustainability”, 10-25-2007(2) Southern Arizona Real Estate Conference – Annual, “Wild Ride” – ‘The University of Arizona and the

Biosphere 2’ – 6-6-2007(3) “Expanding Your Horizons Conference” – UA Women in Science and Engineering Program – 3-17-2007(4) Panel Member for the Institute for the Study of Planet Earth sponsored viewing of “An Inconvenient

Truth”, 1-30-2007(5) Presentation at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum – “Current and future implications of climate change

on terrestrial ecosystems”, 11-1-2006(6) Panel Member for the Center for Inquiry – “Global Warming”, 9-17-2006(7) Presentation at the Arizona Native Plant Society – “Vegetation change in semi-arid ecosystems”, 9-8-2004(8) Presentation – “The future of ecological research at the Desert Laboratory at Tumamoc Hill, AZ”, Dinner

Social at Tumamoc Hill Ecological Society of America, 8-3-2002(9) Presentations for “Conservation Biology Internship Program” (Rob Robichaux, EEB University of

Arizona), 11-28-2001, 10-16-2002, and 4-2-2003 – Lectures on aspects of my science program to undergraduates enrolled in an NSF funded project.

Formal Outreach and Engagement Programs

(1) Borrego Stewardship Council (http://destinationcenter.org/2014/11/borrego-springs-ca-establishes-stewardship-council/ – I have co-chaired a visioning and implementation committee to establish a leadership council in the Borrego Springs region, focused on aligning the many different for-profit, non-profit, and not-for-profit organizations, in addition to government groups, with the goal of collectively tackling important societal and environmental challenges in the region.

(2) Center for Environmental Biology Research Internship Program (www.uciceb.com/student-internship-program/) – I oversee this program, focused on engaging undergraduate students in ecology, evolution, environmental science, and earth science in research activities taking place on the open space in Orange County, in collaboration with local land management agencies and non-profits. The aim is to develop professional skills and connect students with potential employers.

(3) Center for Environmental Biology Education and Outreach Internship Program (www.uciceb.com/student-internship-program/) – I oversee a program that focuses on integrating research, undergraduate training and dissemination of research results to K-12 students and the public

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in a number of formal and informal science settings. The program has initially begun through a collaboration with the school of education and the Crystal Cove Alliance, with the goal of developing a connection with CalTeach and serving as a gateway program to potential teacher training degree programs or a certificate in informal science education.

(4) Arizona Center for STEM Teachers (www.az-stem-teachers.org) – I co-directed this teacher-driven program aimed at linking the University resources with K-12 STEM teachers from throughout the State of Arizona to impact retention. During my time in Arizona we had more than 537 teachers attend short-course and multiple-week workshops, impacting more than 57,000 K-12 students.

(5) B2 Science and Society Fellows (www.b2science.org/earth/outreach/society.html) – I established this leadership program for graduate students in order to develop communication capacity within our next generation of scientists. This competitive program compliments existing graduate programs and supports between 5 and 8 students per year in developing the outreach and engagement skills required of modern scientists.

(6) B2 Creative Writing Internship (www.b2science.org/institute/program/write.html) – This competitive program engages the creative writing program at the University of Arizona in order to support an integration of arts and sciences and highlight the many ways that academics contribute to a better understanding of our world.

(7) B2 Artist in Residence Program (www.b2science.org/institute/program/artist.html) – At the Biosphere 2 we supported artists in their scholarship in order to expand in our tools of connecting with the public. This competitive program has resulted in impacts on both sides of the creative disciplines – our scientists have profited from the interactions, while the artists have been inspired in the experience.

(8) Science Cafes (http://cierzo.sahra.arizona.edu/connections/community/science_cafe) – I oversaw the coordination of a public engagement program connecting faculty in the UA College of Science in informal settings for ‘conversations’ on topics of interest to the broad community.

(9) Discovery “Science” Programs (http://cierzo.sahra.arizona.edu/connections/) – I developed a sustainable model for a service learning supported K-12 experience in science on the University campus. Recruiting faculty from a number of departments, we trained undergraduates in the pedagogy required to expose elementary and middle school students to topics across the college (Marine Biology Discovery, Physics Discovery, Desert Discovery, etc.), we couple these programs with our Planetarium shows and floor exhibits at the Science Center and provide assessment tools that facilitate fundraising and strategic planning.

(10) Research Experience for Undergraduates (www.b2science.org/earth/outreach/reu.html) – we ran a summer experience for ten undergraduate students per year to live and work at the Biosphere 2 for ten weeks each summer. This program drew students from a range of primarily undergraduate institutions and traditionally under-represented groups in order to provide research experiences in the Earth Sciences and eventually competed successfully for an NSF-REU Site Program Proposal (submitted by a post-doc and a junior staff scientist in my program).

(11) UA Science Public Tour Program (www.b2science.org; www.flandrau.org; www.skycenter.arizona.edu; www.tumamoc.org) – I coordinated a public engagement program across three outreach sites that impacts more than 150,000 individuals per year. This includes public tours, exhibits, demonstrations, science lectures and special events at Biosphere 2, Mt. Lemon SkyCenter, UA Science: Flandrau and Tumamoc Hill.

University Courses Taught (since 2001)

Lecture and Seminar Courses

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Spring 2002 – Introductory Biology II, Ecol 182 – 300 StudentsFall 2002 – Evolution of Plant Form and Function, Ecol 340 – 22 StudentsSpring 2003 – Special Topics in Ecology – “Ecosystem Ecology”, Ecol 596X – 7 studentsFall 2003 – Special Topics in Ecology – “Physiological Ecology of Photosynthesis”, Ecol 596X – 4 StudentsSpring 2004 – Evolution of Plant Form and Function, Ecol 340 – 19 StudentsFall 2004 – Special Topics in Ecology – “Evolution of Plant Form and Function”, Ecol 596X – 7 StudentsSpring 2005 – Introductory Biology II, Ecol 182 – Enrollment – 300 StudentsSpring 2006 – Introductory Biology II, Ecol 182 – Enrollment – 300 StudentsFall 2006 – Special Topics in Ecology – “Global change and ecosystem response”, Ecol 596X – 7 StudentsFall 2006 – Freshman Colloquium – “Global Climate Change”, Ecol 195h – 20 StudentsSpring 2007 – Introductory Biology II, Ecol 182 – Enrollment – 300 studentsFall 2007 – Internships in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Ecol 610C – Enrollment – 8 studentsSpring 2008 – Introductory Biology II, Ecol 182 – Enrollment – 300 studentsFall 2008 – Internships in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Ecol 610C – Enrollment – 6 studentsSpring 2009 – Internships in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Ecol 610C – Enrollment – 6 studentsFall 2010 – Internships in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Ecol 610C – Enrollment – 13 studentsFall 2012 – Physiological Plant Ecology, Bio127 – Enrollment – 24 studentsSpring 2013 – Ecology (graduate core), Bio205A – Enrollment – 10 studentsFall 2013 – Physiological Plant Ecology, Bio127 – Enrollment – 30 studentsWinter 2014 – Global Environmental Sustainability, US 13B – Enrollment – 24 studentsFall 2014 – Physiological Plant Ecology, Bio227 – Enrollment – 8 studentsWinter 2015 - Writing for Graduate Students, Bio 227 – Enrollment – 24 studentsWinter 2015 – Global Environmental Sustainability, US 13B – Enrollment – 22 students

Guest Lectures / Contribution to Core Graduate Courses

Fall 2001 Ecol 600B – topics covered: Physiological Ecology, Ecosystem Ecology and Global ChangeFall 2002 Ecol 600B – topics covered: Physiological Ecology, Ecosystem Ecology and Global ChangeFall 2003 Ecol 600B – topics covered: Physiological Ecology, Ecosystem Ecology and Global Change Fall 2004 Ecol 600B – topics covered: Physiological Ecology, Ecosystem Ecology and Global ChangeFall 2005 Ecol 600B – topics covered: Physiological EcologyFall 2006 Ecol 600B – topics covered: Physiological Ecology, Ecosystem Ecology and Global ChangeFall 2008 Ecol 600B – topics covered: Ecosystem Ecology and Global ChangeFall 2009 Ecol 600B – topics covered: Ecosystem Ecology and Global ChangeFall 2010 Ecol 596L – Topcis covered: Leaf, Plant, Canopy and Ecosystem Response to WarmingFall 2010 IE 195h – Topics covered: Evolution of Photosynthesis and the BiosphereFall 2011 IE 195h – Topics covered: Evolution of Photosynthesis and the BiosphereFall 2011 GEO 195h – Topcis covered: Photosynthesis and Carbon CyclingFall 2011 SWES 195 – Topics covered: Ecology and EcohydrologyFall 2012 Eco 107 – Topics covered: Research themes in physiological ecology and global changeFall 2013 Eco 107 – Topics covered: Research themes in physiological ecology and global change

Individual Advising

Post-Doctoral Researchers: Mike Bell (2014 – 2015)Jessica Pratt (2013 – 2014)Jenny Gremer (2010 – 2013)Sujith Ravi (2008 – 2012)Sarah Kimball (2007 – 2011)Kolby Jardine (2008 – 2009)Mitchell Pavao-Zuckerman (2003 – 2008)Amy Angert (2005 – 2007)Darrel Jenerette (2005 – 2007)

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Ed Bobich (2004 – 2005)

Ph. D. Students: Matt Garambonne (2014 – present)Greg Vose (2014 – present)Daniel Winkler (2013 – present)Emily Griffol (2013 – present)Marielle Smith (2010 – present)Loren Albert (2010 – present)Anna Tyler (2004 – present)Ginny Fitzpatrick (co-advised) (2008 – 2014)Henry Adams (co-advised) (2007 – 2012)Greg Barron-Gafford (2005 – 2010)Alex Eilts (2001 – 2007)Jessie Cable (2004 – 2006)Danielle Ignace (2004 – 2006)Daniel Potts (2003 – 2005)

M.S. Students: Kristen Bittle (2005 – 2012)Jessie Cable (2001 – 2004)Danielle Ignace (2001 – 2004)

Graduate Guidance Committees:

UCI Kylla Benes (EcoEvo PhD 2014 – present), Wilnelia Recart-Gonzalez (EcoEvo PhD 2014 – present), Daniel Sheng (EcoEvo MS 2014 – present), Michaeline Nelson (EcoEvo PhD 2014 – present), Jennifer Long (Education PhD 2013 – present), Adriana Romero (EcoEvo PhD 2012 – present), Mia Maltz (EcoEvo PhD 2012 – present), Kate Gallagher (EcoEvo PhD 2012 – present), Luis Abdala (EcoEvo PhD 2012 – present)

UA Lindesy Sloat (EEB PhD – present), Lisa Benton (SNRE MS – 2009), Benjamin Blonder (EEB PhD – 2014), Eugenio Larios (EEB PhD – 2014), Brad Christoffersen (EEB PhD – 2013), Cathy Hulshof (EEB PhD – 2012), Chuck Price (EEB PhD – 2006), Enrico Yepes (SRNR PhD – 2005), Sarah Felker (EEB MS – 2011), Juan Villegas (SRNE PhD – 2011), Jason Field (SRNE PhD – 2009), James Stegen (EEB PhD – 2009), Jennifer Davidson (SRNE MS – 2009), Joanna Gress (Plant Science MS – 2007), Kate Baird (Hydro PhD – 2007), Kathy Gerst (EEB PhD – 2011), Megan McCarthy (EEB PhD – 2006), Nate Swenson (EEB PhD – 2007), Tamar Erez (EEB PhD – 2005), Cristian Solari (EEB PhD – 2006), Alona Bachi (EEB PhD – 2005), Vanya Moreno (EEB PhD – 2003)

External Graduate Committees: Cesar Hinojo (Universidad de Sonora, PhD – est. 2014), Patrick Vogan (University of Toronto, PhD – 2009)

Undergraduate Students: I have mentored over ~100 undergraduate students on research projects in my laboratory in the last thirteen years.

Many of these students can be found at: http://ceb.bio.uci.edu/intern-programs/ - The program has supported 13 students (2013/14); 13 students (2014/15), with a male to female ration of 11/13, with a typical under-represented minority participation of ~27%.