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Martin J. Lechowicz

McGill University

H-index: 63

North America-Canada

About Martin J. Lechowicz

Martin J. Lechowicz, With an exceptional h-index of 63 and a recent h-index of 33 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at McGill University, specializes in the field of Functional and community ecology of plants, conservation ecology.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Embedding trait‐based ecology within indigenous knowledge to advance sustainable management of Tibetan rangeland

799 FRAILTY MATTERS PROJECT

Metal-Quinoid Carbene Chemistry: From Bonding to C–H Activation Catalysis

Functional ecology of congeneric variation in the leaf economics spectrum

Harsh environmental regimes increase the functional significance of intraspecific variation in plant communities

Martin J. Lechowicz Information

University	McGill University
Position	Professor Emeritus
Citations(all)	15634
Citations(since 2020)	4133
Cited By	13059
hIndex(all)	63
hIndex(since 2020)	33
i10Index(all)	143
i10Index(since 2020)	70
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University Profile Page	McGill University
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Martin J. Lechowicz Skills & Research Interests

Functional and community ecology of plants

conservation ecology

Top articles of Martin J. Lechowicz

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Embedding trait‐based ecology within indigenous knowledge to advance sustainable management of Tibetan rangeland	Applied Vegetation Science	Kechang Niu Ji Suonan Badingqiuying Andrew T Smith Martin J Lechowicz	2022/10
799 FRAILTY MATTERS PROJECT	Age and Ageing	FJR Duffy C Papadopolou J Barrie A Hendry M Andrew ...	2022/3
Metal-Quinoid Carbene Chemistry: From Bonding to C–H Activation Catalysis	Synlett	Hai-Xu Wang Kai Wu Chi-Ming Che	2021/2
Functional ecology of congeneric variation in the leaf economics spectrum	New Phytologist	Wenli Ji Stefanie E LaZerte Marcia J Waterway Martin J Lechowicz	2020/1
Harsh environmental regimes increase the functional significance of intraspecific variation in plant communities	Functional Ecology	Kechang Niu Shiting Zhang Martin J Lechowicz	2020/8