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Diane Wagner

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Diane Wagner
Research Interests: 

Work in my lab focuses on the evolutionary ecology of insect-plant interactions. Current research projects include:

  • Impact of outbreak herbivores on aspen and willow
  • Population biology of outbreak leaf miners
  • Invasion biology of Vicia cracca in interior Alaska
  • Causes and consequences of extrafloral nectar secretion by aspen
D Wagner
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Diane Wagner
Diane Wagner
Professor of Biology
Chair, Biology and Wildlife Department
Office: 
101D Murie Bldg and 260 Arctic Health Research Bldg
907-474-5227
Lab: 
257 Arctic Health Research Bldg
Postal Address: 
  • PhD, Princeton University 1994
  • AB, University of California Berkeley 1986
  • Professor, UAF Department of Biology & WIldlife
  • 2018 - 2020: Chair, UAF Department of Biology & Wildlife
  • 2016 - 2018: Chair, Biological Sciences Undergraduate Program
  • 2013 - 2016:  Chair, UAF Biology & Wildlife Department
  • 2007 - 2020: Associate Professor of Biology, University of Alaska, Fairbanks
  • 2002 - 2007: Assistant Professor of Biology, University of Alaska, Fairbanks
  • 1998 - 2002: Assistant Professor, University of Nevada Las Vegas
  • 1996 - 1998: Postdoctoral Research Associate, Stanford University
  • 1996: Visiting Assistant Professor, Mills College
  • 1994 - 1996 - USDA Postdoctoral Fellow
  • 1994: Postdoctoral Research Associate, Washington State Univeristy

2013

Wagner, D., 2013. Long term impact of a leaf miner outbreak on the performance of quaking aspen. D. P. Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 43, pp.563-568.

2012

2011

Mortensen, B., 2011. Defensive effects of extrafloral nectaries in quaking aspen differ with scale D. Wagner. Oecologia, 165, pp.983-993.

2010

2008

2007

Doak, P., Wagner, D. & Watson, A., 2007. Variable extrafloral nectary expressioin and its consequences in quaking aspen. Canadian Journal of Botany, 85, pp.1–9.

2006

Pages

  • Principles of Ecology, BIOL F271
  • Research Design, BIOL F602
  • Animal-Plant Interactions, BIOL F693
  • Fundamentals of Biology I and II, BIOL F115X and 116X 
Past Graduate Students

Alexandria Wenninger

Brian Allman

Jonathon Newman

Brent Mortensen

Brian Young

E. Fleur Nicklen