Steven N. Handel

1945 -

country of citizenship: United States of America

educated at: Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

award received: Fellow of the Ecological Society of America

Steven Neil Handel (born January 29, 1945, in Brooklyn) is an American educator and restoration ecologist. Handel is currently Distinguished Professor of Ecology at Rutgers University and Visiting Professor at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Source: Wikipedia (en)

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2021-11-20

Landscape spatial patterns in Mexico City and New York City: contrasting territories for biodiversity planning

Luis Zambrano, Steven N. Handel
2020-11-06

Natural regeneration in urban forests is limited by early-establishment dynamics: implications for management

Max R Piana, Richard A Hallett, Steven N. Handel
2018

Urban tinkering

Pippin Anderson, Erik Andersson, Jakub Kronenberg, Thomas Elmqvist, Tatu Gatere, Coleen Vogel, Xuemei Bai, Steven N. Handel, Timon McPhearson, Julie Goodness, Andrew Gonzalez, Elisabet Lindgren
2017-07-01

Use of Osseointegrated Implants for Orthodontic Anchorage.

Steven N. Handel
2016-01-01

A long-term evaluation of applied nucleation as a strategy to facilitate forest restoration

Steven N. Handel
2016-04-01

Restoration treatments in urban park forests drive long-term changes in vegetation trajectories

Steven N. Handel
2014-07-17

Urbanization promotes non-native woody species and diverse plant assemblages in the New York metropolitan region

Steven N. Handel, Inga P. La Puma
2011-02-02

Quercus rubra-associated ectomycorrhizal fungal communities of disturbed urban sites and mature forests

Tom Horton, Steven N. Handel
2011-11-27

Acer rubrum (red maple) growth is negatively affected by soil from forest stands dominated by its invasive congener (Acer platanoides, Norway maple)

Steven N. Handel
2008-03

Invasive Acer platanoides inhibits native sapling growth in forest understorey communities

Steven N. Handel
2007-03-15

Fruit type, life form and origin determine the success of woody plant invaders in an urban landscape

Steven N. Handel
2002-03-01

Probability of tree seedling establishment changes across a forest-old field edge gradient

Steward Pickett, Steven N. Handel, Scott J Meiners
2000-02

Directing Spatial Patterns of Recruitment during an Experimental Urban Woodland Reclamation

Steven N. Handel
1999-05-01

Jumping spiders (Salticidae) enhance the seed production of a plant with extrafloral nectaries

Steven N. Handel
1997-12

Restoration Biolog y: A Population Biolog y Perspective

Steven N. Handel
1996-06

Freshwater wetland restoration of an abandoned sand mine: Seed bank recruitment dynamics and plant colonization

Steven N. Handel, Gabrielle Vivian-Smith
1994-04

A Century of Change in the Staten Island Flora: Ecological Correlates of Species Losses and Invasions

Steven N. Handel
1993-08-01

Thynnine wasps discriminate among heights when seeking mates: tests with a sexually deceptive orchid.

Steven N. Handel, Rod Peakall
1993-12-01

POLLINATORS DISCRIMINATE AMONG FLORAL HEIGHTS OF A SEXUALLY DECEPTIVE ORCHID: IMPLICATIONS FOR SELECTION

Steven N. Handel, Rod Peakall
1989-03-01

THE IMPACT OF A FLOWER-COLOR POLYMORPHISM ON MATING PATTERNS IN EXPERIMENTAL POPULATIONS OF WILD RADISH (RAPHANUS RAPHANISTRUM L.).

Steven N. Handel, Maureen Stanton
1986-02

Constraints and Competition in the Evolution of Flowering Phenology

Steven N. Handel
1984-11-01

TEMPORAL SHIFTS IN GENE FLOW AND SEED SET: EVIDENCE FROM AN EXPERIMENTAL POPULATION OF CUCUMIS SATIVUS

Steven N. Handel
1983-07-01

CONTRASTING GENE FLOW PATTERNS AND GENETIC SUBDIVISION IN ADJACENT POPULATIONS OF CUCUMIS SATIVUS (CUCURBITACEAE)

Steven N. Handel
1978-03-01

THE COMPETITIVE RELATIONSHIP OF THREE WOODLAND SEDGES AND ITS BEARING ON THE EVOLUTION OF ANT-DISPERSAL OF CAREX PEDUNCULATA.

Steven N. Handel

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