Mary Jane Carmichael

The role of vegetation in methane flux to the atmosphere: should vegetation be included as a distinct category in the global methane budget?

Mary Jane Carmichael, Emily S. Bernhardt, Suzanna L. Bräuer et al. · Biogeochemistry · 2014 · 168 citations

Methane Flux, Engineering, Terrestrial Ecosystem +6

Mn(II)-oxidizing Bacteria are Abundant and Environmentally Relevant Members of Ferromanganese Deposits in Caves of the Upper Tennessee River Basin

Mary Jane Carmichael, Sarah K. Carmichael, Cara Santelli et al. · Geomicrobiology Journal · 2013 · 112 citations · Full text

Aquaporins, and not changes in root structure, provide new insights into physiological responses to drought, flooding, and salinity

Jean‐Christophe Domec, John S. King, Mary Jane Carmichael et al. · Journal of Experimental Botany · 2021 · 34 citations · Full text

Engineering, Botany, Water Stress +20

Increased Abundance of<i>Gallionella</i>spp.,<i>Leptothrix</i>spp. and Total Bacteria in Response to Enhanced Mn and Fe Concentrations in a Disturbed Southern Appalachian High Elevation Wetland

Krissy Johnson, Mary Jane Carmichael, William A. McDonald et al. · Geomicrobiology Journal · 2011 · 29 citations

Engineering, Microbial Community, Environmental Biology +16

Standing Dead Trees are a Conduit for the Atmospheric Flux of CH4 and CO2 from Wetlands

Mary Jane Carmichael, Ashley M. Helton, Joseph C. White et al. · Wetlands · 2017 · 26 citations

Carbon Sequestration, Biogeochemistry, Atmospheric Flux +7