W. Todd Watson - Concepedia

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W. Todd Watson

Texas A&M University

Also Known As

W. T. Watson, W. Todd Watson, W. Watson, W.T. Watson, Watson, W. T., Wesley T. Watson*

Publications

336

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Texas A&M University Colegio de Postgraduados

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W. Todd Watson is an author at Texas A&M University specializing in botany, forestry, and agricultural economics.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	4	4	135
2	Environmental Engineering	2	2	62
3	Health Sciences	1	1	18
4	Social Sciences	1	1	55
5	Geography	1	1	55

W. Todd Watson

Publications

255

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	Year	Citations
Influence of Tree Size on Transplant Establishment and Growth W. Todd Watson HortTechnology EngineeringBotanyTree SizeLand UseSilviculture	2005	55
Impervious and pervious pavements increase soil CO2 concentrations and reduce root production of American sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua) Bhavana Viswanathan, Astrid Volder, W. Todd Watson, Urban forestry & urban greening Carbon SequestrationEngineeringRoot ProductionRoot-soil InteractionEnvironmental Engineering	2011	51
Comparing various techniques to measure tree vitality of live oaks Tomás Martínez‐Trinidad, W. Todd Watson, Michael Arnold, Urban forestry & urban greening BotanyTree VitalityForestryForest Health MonitoringTree Growth	2010	40
Below-Grade Planting Adversely Affects Survival and Growth of Tree Species from Five Different Families Michael Arnold, Garry V. McDonald, Donita L. Bryan, Arboriculture & Urban Forestry	2007	30
Carbohydrate Injections as a Potential Option to Improve Growth and Vitality of Live Oaks Tomás Martínez‐Trinidad, W. Todd Watson, Michael Arnold, Arboriculture & Urban Forestry Carbohydrate InjectionsBiogeochemistryImprove GrowthEngineeringBotany	2009	18
Pervious and impervious pavement reduce production and decrease lifespan of fine roots of mature Sweetgum trees Astrid Volder, Bhavana Viswanathan, W. Todd Watson Urban Ecosystems Fine RootsBotanyImpervious PavementForestryAgricultural Economics	2013	16
Visual and Infrared Assessment of Root Colonization of Apple Trees by <i>Phymatotrichopsis omnivora</i> W. Todd Watson, Charles M. Kenerley, David N. Appel Plant Disease	2000	12
Investigations of exogenous applications of carbohydrates on the growth and vitality of live oaks Tomás Martínez‐Trinidad, W. Todd Watson, Michael Arnold, Urban forestry & urban greening BotanyLive OaksForestryExogenous ApplicationsWood Formation	2009	11
Planting Depth During Container Production and Landscape Establishment Affects Growth of Ulmus parvifolia Donita L. Bryan, Michael Arnold, Astrid Volder, HortScience Crop ProductionBotanyForestrySustainable AgricultureAgricultural Economics	2010	11
Substrates, Wounding, and Growth Regulator Concentrations Alter Adventitious Rooting of Baldcypress Cuttings Andrew R. King, Michael Arnold, Douglas F. Welsh, HortScience Potential Rooting QuantityEngineeringBotanyEnvironmental EngineeringBaldcypress Cuttings	2011	11

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