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Justin T. Kaffenberger | Researchclopedia

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Justin T. Kaffenberger

University of Minnesota

9

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203

Citations

5

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Research Topics

Mycorrhizal Fungi and Plant Interactions Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Studies Enzyme-mediated dye degradation

Affiliations

University of Minnesota2011–2021

Twin Cities Orthopedics2011–2011

Top Works

Using Wood Rot Phenotypes to Illuminate the “Gray” Among Decomposer Fungi

Jonathan S. Schilling,Justin T. Kaffenberger,et al.

202068 citations

Lichen and fungal ecology

Biofuel production and bioconversion

Signature Wood Modifications Reveal Decomposer Community History

Jonathan S. Schilling,Justin T. Kaffenberger,et al.

201553 citations

Initial white rot type dominance of wood decomposition and its functional consequences in a regenerating tropical dry forest

Jonathan S. Schilling,Audrie Ayres,et al.

201532 citations

Comparing lignocellulose physiochemistry after decomposition by brown rot fungi with distinct evolutionary origins

Justin T. Kaffenberger,Jonathan S. Schilling

201428 citations

Using a grass substrate to compare decay among two clades of brown rot fungi

Justin T. Kaffenberger,Jonathan S. Schilling

201318 citations

Binderless films from lignin-rich residues of enzymatic saccharification

Han‐Seung Yang,Feng Jin Liew,et al.

20214 citations

Biomimicry of the fungal consolidation of biomass pretreatment with saccharification

Justin T. Kaffenberger,Jonathan S. Schilling

20110 citations

Informing Mechanism through Application: Chemical Mimicry and Comparative Decay Studies of Brown Rot Fungi

Justin T. Kaffenberger

20150 citations

Decomposition of New Woody Inputs as a Dry Tropical Forest Regenerates

Jonathan S. Schilling,Jennifer S. Powers,et al.

20150 citations