James J. Krupa

University of Kentucky — United States

Agricultural and Biological Sciences · Life Sciences

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Research Topics

Plant Physiology and Cultivation Studies(38), Plant Pathogens and Fungal Diseases(21), Plant and animal studies(20), Horticultural and Viticultural Research(20), Animal Behavior and Reproduction(16)

Publications96 total

Small Mammals of a Rare Highland Rim Ecosystem in Kentucky
Journal of the Kentucky Academy of Science·2025
Carnivorous Mammals of Hazeldell Meadow State Nature Preserve, Pulaski County, Kentucky
Journal of the Kentucky Academy of Science·2024· 1 cited
Do African egg‐eating snakes (<i>Dasypeltis</i>) exhibit preference for eggs they eat?
Journal of Zoology·2023· 1 cited
Disentangling morphology and genetics in two voles (<i>Microtus pennsylvanicus</i> and <i>M. ochrogaster</i>) in a region of sympatry
Journal of Mammalogy·2023· 1 citedOpen Access
Mammals of Hazeldell Nature Preserve, Pulaski County, Kentucky: A Rare Highland Rim Ecosystem
Journal of the Kentucky Academy of Science·2022· 2 cited
Agroecosystem Ecology of Northern Deermice (Peromyscus maniculatus bairdii) and White-Footed Deermice (P. leucopus noveboracensis) in the Inner Bluegrass of Kentucky
Northeastern Naturalist·2022· 2 cited
Dependence of the dwarf sundew (Drosera brevifolia) on burrowing crayfish disturbance
Plant Ecology·2021· 9 cited
Plant–animal interactions between carnivorous plants, sheet‐web spiders, and ground‐running spiders as guild predators in a wet meadow community
Ecology and Evolution·2020· 7 citedOpen Access
Scientific Note: Facultative Perenniality in the Dwarf Sundew (Drosera brevifolia)
Castanea·2019· 4 cited
Is the common teasel (<i>Dipsacus fullonum</i>) carnivorous or was Francis Darwin wrong?
Botany·2019· 4 citedOpen Access
Range Expansion of<i>Sigmodon hispidus</i>(Hispid Cotton Rat) into Reclaimed Coal Surface-Mines in Southeastern Kentucky
Southeastern Naturalist·2018· 2 cited
Foraging modality and plasticity in foraging traits determine the strength of competitive interactions among carnivorous plants, spiders and toads
Journal of Animal Ecology·2016· 7 citedOpen Access
Does the Dwarf Sundew (Drosera brevifolia) Attract Prey?
The American Midland Naturalist·2016· 8 cited
Extralimital Movement of Seminole Bats (<i>Lasiurus seminolus</i>) into Kentucky
Journal of the Kentucky Academy of Science·2014· 3 cited
FACTORS INFLUENCING PREHARVEST DROP OF APPLES
Acta Horticulturae·2014· 9 cited
Scientific Method &amp; Evolutionary Theory Elucidated by the Ivory-billed Woodpecker Story
The American Biology Teacher·2014· 5 cited
An Insect-Feeding Guild of Carnivorous Plants and Spiders: Does Optimal Foraging Lead to Competition or Facilitation?
The American Naturalist·2013· 3 cited
Where Are the Bluebirds of the Bluegrass? Eastern Bluebird Decline in Central Kentucky
The American Midland Naturalist·2013· 8 cited
The Embattled Wilderness: The Natural and Human History of Robinson Forest and the Fight for Its Future
University of Georgia Press eBooks·2013· 5 cited
Evidence for competition between carnivorous plants and spiders
Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences·2010· 38 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Andrew Sih(13), Wesley R. Autio(4), Locke Rowe(3), Duane W. Greene(3), Kevin R. Hopper(3), Göran Arnqvist(2), Michael J. Lauer(2), David E. Jennings(2), Jason R. Rohr(2), Kristin E. Haskins(2), Michael J. Lacki(2), Aidan E. O'Brien(2), Steven E. Travers(1), Göran Englund(1), William R. Leopold(1), Kenneth N. Geluso(1), Thomas R. Raffel(1), Jeffery L. Larkin(1), David S. Maehr(1), John J. Cox(1)