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James
C. Cavender
Professor Emeritus
Ph.D.,
University of Wisconsin, 1963
Cellular Slime Molds
Fax: 740.593 4551
Email: cavender@ohio.edu
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Teaching
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Workshops in Germany, Spain and Mexico on the
study of Mycetozoans, supported by NSF PEET
Departmental
Service
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West State Street Research Site: Coordinator for Stewardship Garden
and Native American Prairie
Research
Program Summary
In my laboratory we are studying: phylogeny, taxonomy,
ecology and geographical distribution of dictyostelid cellular slime
molds, supported by NSF PBI
Selected
References
- Cavender,
J.C. and E.M. Vadell. In press. The Cellular
Slime Molds of Ohio. Ohio Botanical
Survey, Columbus. - Cavender,
J.C., E.M. Vadell, J.C. Landolt and S.L.
Stephenson. 2005.
New species of small dictyostelids from the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park. Mycologia 97:493-512. -
Cavender, J.C., J.C. Landolt, S.L.
Stephenson, N.D.Cavender and E.M. Vadell.
2004. Comparison of
cellular slime mold populations on
three Caribbean Islands, including a description of
the new species Polysphondylium equisetoides. Syst.
Geogr. Pl. 74:243-250. -
Swanson
A.R., F.W. Spiegel and J.C. Cavender. 2002.
Taxonomy, slime molds and the questions we ask. Mycologia 94: 968-979.
- Cavender,
J. C., S. L. Stephenson, J. C. Landolt and E.
M. Vadell. 2002. Dictyostelid cellular slime molds in the forests
of New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Botany 40: 235-264.
- Cavender,
J.C. and E.M. Vadell. 2000. The genus Acytostelium.
Mycologia 92: 992-1008.
- Swanson,
A.R., E. M. Vadell and J.C. Cavender. 1999. Global distribution
of forest soil dictyostelids. Journal of Biogeography 26: 133-148.
- Vadell,
E.M. and J.C. Cavender. 1998. Polysphondylium from forest
soils of Tikal, Guatemala. Mycologia 90:715-725.
- Stevenson,
S.L. and J.C. Cavender. 1996. Dictyostelids and Myxomycetes
in Soils. In : Hall , G.S. (ed.), Methods for the Examination
of Organismal Diversity in Soils and Sediments, Pp. 91-101. CAB
International, International Mycological Institute, Egman, UK.
- Vadell,
E.M., M.T. Holmes, and J.C. Cavender. 1995. Dictyostelium
citrinum, D. medusoides, and D. granulophorum:
three new members of the dictyosteliaceae from forest soils of Tikal,
Guatemala. Mycologia 87:551-559.
Current
or Recent Research Projects
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Diversity of cellular slime molds on the Caribbean Islands
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Distribution, taxonomy and ecology of dictyostelid cellular slime
molds in Iguazu, Tierra del Fuego and Patagonia
Argentina -
Cellular slime mold inventory of the Great Smoky Mountains National
Park (ATBI)
- Cellular slime molds of
Australia
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Cellular slime molds of South Africa
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