Guenter Noe

Greg Noe 2 collaborations

Maria Fernanda Adame 1 collaboration

Jeff Kelleway 1 collaboration

Ken W Krauss 1 collaboration

Catherine E Lovelock 1 collaboration

Janine B Adams 1 collaboration

Stacey M Trevathan-Tackett 1 collaboration

Luke Jeffrey 1 collaboration

Mike Ronan 1 collaboration

Maria Zann 1 collaboration

Paul E Carnell 1 collaboration

Naima Iram 1 collaboration

Damien T Maher 1 collaboration

Daniel Murdiyarso 1 collaboration

Sigit Sasmito 1 collaboration

Da B Tran 1 collaboration

Paul Dargusch 1 collaboration

J Boone Kauffman 1 collaboration

Laura Brophy 1 collaboration

Sheng Fei Oon 1 collaboration

Dalveer Singh 1 collaboration

Teng Han Tan 1 collaboration

Allan Lee 1 collaboration

Geertje Noe 1 collaboration

Kate Burbury 1 collaboration

Joseph Paiva 1 collaboration

James R Holmquist 1 collaboration

David Klinges 1 collaboration

Michael Lonneman 1 collaboration

Jaxine Wolfe 1 collaboration

Brandon Boyd 1 collaboration

Meagan Eagle 1 collaboration

Jonathan Sanderman 1 collaboration

Kathe Todd-Brown 1 collaboration

E Fay Belshe 1 collaboration

Lauren N Brown 1 collaboration

Samantha Chapman 1 collaboration

Ron Corstanje 1 collaboration

Christopher Janousek 1 collaboration

James T Morris 1 collaboration

Gregory Noe 1 collaboration

André Rovai 1 collaboration

Amanda Spivak 1 collaboration

Megan Vahsen 1 collaboration

Lisamarie Windham-Myers 1 collaboration

Kevin Kroeger 1 collaboration

J Patrick Megonigal 1 collaboration

Sean Emmons 1 collaboration

Taylor Woods 1 collaboration

Matthew Cashman 1 collaboration

Olivia Devereux 1 collaboration

John Young 1 collaboration

Scott Stranko 1 collaboration

Jay Kilian 1 collaboration

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Publications (4)

All tidal wetlands are blue carbon ecosystems.

Primary myelofibrosis: spectrum of imaging features and disease-related complications.

The Coastal Carbon Library and Atlas: Open source soil data and tools supporting blue carbon research and policy.

Causal inference approaches reveal both positive and negative unintended effects of agricultural and urban management practices on instream biological condition.

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