Christina Birnbaum - Concepedia

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Christina Birnbaum

Deakin University ORCID

Also Known As

Birnbaum, Christina, C Birnbaum, C. Birnbaum, Christina Birnbaum, Joe Fontaine, Waryszak, Pawel

Publications

390

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Deakin University Murdoch University Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation RMIT University Macquarie University

About

Christina Birnbaum is an author at Deakin University specializing in microbial ecology, engineering, and microbiology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	10	10	193
2	Medicine	7	7	147
3	Biology	6	6	130
4	Natural Sciences	3	3	75
5	Social Sciences	1	1	29

Christina Birnbaum

Publications

338

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	Year	Citations
Mutualisms are not constraining cross‐continental invasion success of <i><scp>A</scp>cacia</i> species within <scp>A</scp>ustralia Christina Birnbaum, Luke G. Barrett, Peter H. Thrall, Diversity and Distributions Soil BiodiversityRhizobial AbundanceSpeciationCross‐continental Invasion SuccessInvasive Specie	2012	48
Topsoil Stockpiling in Restoration: Impact of Storage Time on Plant Growth and Symbiotic Soil Biota Christina Birnbaum, Laura Bradshaw, Katinka X. Ruthrof, Ecological Restoration Fungal PathogensBiogeochemistryRestoration ScienceWestern AustraliaEngineering	2017	47
Plant and microbial impacts of an invasive species vary across an environmental gradient Emily C. Farrer, Christina Birnbaum, Paweł Waryszak, Journal of Ecology Landscape ProcessesEnvironmental GradientBiodiversityMicrobial ImpactsInvasive Specie	2021	29
Nitrogen‐fixing bacterial communities in invasive legume nodules and associated soils are similar across introduced and native range populations in Australia Christina Birnbaum, Andrew Bissett, Peter H. Thrall, Journal of Biogeography BiologyMicrobial DiversityEngineeringMolecular EcologyNative Ranges	2016	26
Soil fungal responses to experimental warming and drying in a Mediterranean shrubland Christina Birnbaum, A. Hopkins, Joseph B. Fontaine, The Science of The Total Environment MycologyMediterranean ShrublandBiogeochemistrySoil Fungal ResponsesMicrobial Ecology	2019	22
Sequential Disturbance Effects of Hailstorm and Fire on Vegetation in a Mediterranean-Type Ecosystem K. Gower, Joseph B. Fontaine, Christina Birnbaum, Ecosystems ClimatologyMeteorologyWeather ModificationEngineeringMediterranean-type Ecosystem	2015	19
Availability of soil mutualists may not limit non‐native <i>Acacia</i> invasion but could increase their impact on native soil communities Elizabeth M. Wandrag, Christina Birnbaum, Metha M. Klock, Journal of Applied Ecology BiodiversityPlant-soil InteractionEngineeringSpatial ScalesInvasive Species	2020	18
Plant-soil feedbacks do not explain invasion success of Acacia species in introduced range populations in Australia Christina Birnbaum, Michelle R. Leishman Biological Invasions Plant-soil InteractionInvasion SuccessPlant-soil FeedbacksPlant-soil RelationshipAgricultural Economics	2013	17
Soil Microbial Communities in Long-Term Soil Storage for Sand Mine Reclamation Monika A. Gorzelak, Breanne M. McAmmond, Jonathan D. Van Hamme, Ecological Restoration Soil Microbial CommunitiesEngineeringReclamationSand Mine ReclamationMicrobial Ecology	2020	16
Direct and Indirect Effects of Climate Change in Coastal Wetlands: Will Climate Change Influence Wetlands by Affecting Plant Invasion? Christina Birnbaum, Paweł Waryszak, Emily C. Farrer Wetlands Wetland EcologyEngineeringCoastal WetlandsClimate Change AdaptationClimatic Impact	2021	16

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