Martin J. Huss
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Also affiliated: University of Kansas (1989–1993)
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Martin J. Huss's research has explored diverse areas, including the fungal degradation of bioplastics and the dispersal of cellular slime molds by soil invertebrates. He has also investigated the role of woodpeckers in the decomposition of ponderosa pine snags. In the realm of neuroscience, Huss has co-authored work on microcircuit mechanisms related to paired associative stimulation-induced depression of corticospinal excitability. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 12, with 21 total publications and 493 total citations. Huss's most recent publication was in 2013, indicating a period of reduced recent activity.
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- h-index: 11
- Publications: 20
- Citations: 450
Selected Publications
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The efficacy of fungal inoculation of live trees to create wood decay and wildlife-use trees in managed forests of western Washington, USA (2013)
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First Report of Aedes japonicus in Natural and Artificial Habitats in Northeastern Arkansas (2012)
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Fungal Degradation of the Bioplastic PHB (Poly-3-hydroxy-butyric acid) (2006)
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Fungal Degradation of the Bioplastic PHB (Poly-3-hydroxy- butyric acid) (2005)
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The Role of Foraging Woodpeckers in the Decomposition of Ponderosa Pine Snags (2004)
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THE ROLE OF FORAGING WOODPECKERS IN THE DECOMPOSITION OF PONDEROSA PINE SNAGS (2004)
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Isozyme Analysis of Population Structure and Diversity in the Puffball Species Lycoperdon pyriforme (1996)
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Isozyme analysis of population structure and diversity in the puffball species Lycoperdon pyriforme (1996)
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