Jenise Bauman

Professor
Environmental Sciences
Western Washington University
United States of America

Professor Plant Sciences
Biography

 Dr. Jenise Bauman is a restoration ecologist and professor at Western Washington University in Huxley College of the Environment on the Peninsulas.  She earned her Ph.D. from Miami University, M.S. from West Virginia University, and B.S. at Eastern Kentucky University.  Dr. Bauman is initiating projects that are focused on the restoration of coal mine landscapes in the Appalachian forests, the recovery of riparian forests in the Pacific Northwest, and the reconstruction of estuaries in urban areas of the Western Washington peninsulas.  Her research couples field methods with molecular techniques to better understand vegetation establishment, plant interactions, and system recovery in disturbed soils.  Research foci include belowground interactions of beneficial fungi during restoration, impact of invasive species on plant-fungal mutualisms, and plant pathology within forest restoration

Research Intrest

 plant pathology within forest restoration

List of Publications
Bauman, J.M., Keiffer, C.H., and McCarthy, B.C. 2014. Backcrossed chestnut seedling performance and blight incidence (Cryphonectria parasitica) in restoration. New Forests. 45:813-828
Bauman, J.M. 2015. A comparison of the growth and asexual reproduction by Cryphonectria parasitica isolates infected with hypoviruses CHV3-County Line, CHV1-Euro7, and CHV1-Ep713. American Journal of Plant Sciences. 6:73-83.
Bauman, J.M., Cochran, C., Chapman, J., and Gilland, K. 2015. Plant community development following restoration treatments on a legacy reclaimed mine site. Ecological Engineering. 83: 521-528.