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Chelsea E. Cunard
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Also affiliated: US Forest Service (2020); United States Department of Agriculture (2020); University of New Hampshire (2008); University of Georgia (2017); Southern Research Station (2020)
5 h-index
6 pubs
346 cited
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Chelsea E. Cunard's research has focused on the study of SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19, investigating various aspects of the virus and its impact. Cunard's work includes a 2020 publication related to this area of study. While Cunard's recent activity is noted as 'No,' their past contributions center on the critical field of virology and infectious disease research within the context of the global pandemic.
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- h-index: 5
- Publications: 6
- Citations: 346
Selected Publications
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Seeds attached to refrigerated shipping containers represent a substantial risk of nonnative plant species introduction and establishment (2020)
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An initial industrial flora: A framework for botanical research in cooperation with industry for biodiversity conservation (2020)
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Preliminary application of DNA barcoding toward the detection of viable plant propagules at an initial, international point-of-entry in Georgia, USA (2020)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
Lauren E. Whitehurst
Columbus State University (US)
3 shared publications
- Seeds attached to refrigerated shipping containers represent a substantial risk of nonnative plant species introduction and establishment
- Preliminary application of DNA barcoding toward the detection of viable plant propagules at an initial, international point-of-entry in Georgia, USA
- An initial industrial flora: A framework for botanical research in cooperation with industry for biodiversity conservation
Samantha J. Worthy
Columbus State University (US)
3 shared publications
- Seeds attached to refrigerated shipping containers represent a substantial risk of nonnative plant species introduction and establishment
- Preliminary application of DNA barcoding toward the detection of viable plant propagules at an initial, international point-of-entry in Georgia, USA
- An initial industrial flora: A framework for botanical research in cooperation with industry for biodiversity conservation
Travis D. Marsico
Arkansas State University
3 shared publications
In database
- Seeds attached to refrigerated shipping containers represent a substantial risk of nonnative plant species introduction and establishment
- Preliminary application of DNA barcoding toward the detection of viable plant propagules at an initial, international point-of-entry in Georgia, USA
- An initial industrial flora: A framework for botanical research in cooperation with industry for biodiversity conservation
Rima D. Lucardi
United States Department of Agriculture (US)
3 shared publications
- Seeds attached to refrigerated shipping containers represent a substantial risk of nonnative plant species introduction and establishment
- Preliminary application of DNA barcoding toward the detection of viable plant propagules at an initial, international point-of-entry in Georgia, USA
- An initial industrial flora: A framework for botanical research in cooperation with industry for biodiversity conservation
Kevin S. Burgess
Columbus State University (US)
3 shared publications
- Seeds attached to refrigerated shipping containers represent a substantial risk of nonnative plant species introduction and establishment
- Preliminary application of DNA barcoding toward the detection of viable plant propagules at an initial, international point-of-entry in Georgia, USA
- An initial industrial flora: A framework for botanical research in cooperation with industry for biodiversity conservation
Jennifer N. Reed
Arkansas State University
2 shared publications
In database
- Preliminary application of DNA barcoding toward the detection of viable plant propagules at an initial, international point-of-entry in Georgia, USA
- An initial industrial flora: A framework for botanical research in cooperation with industry for biodiversity conservation
S. Hughes
University of Georgia (US)
2 shared publications
- Seeds attached to refrigerated shipping containers represent a substantial risk of nonnative plant species introduction and establishment
- An initial industrial flora: A framework for botanical research in cooperation with industry for biodiversity conservation
Emily S. Bellis
Arkansas State University
1 shared publication
In database
- Seeds attached to refrigerated shipping containers represent a substantial risk of nonnative plant species introduction and establishment
Jarron K. Gravesande
Arkansas State University
1 shared publication
In database
- Seeds attached to refrigerated shipping containers represent a substantial risk of nonnative plant species introduction and establishment
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