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Shujuan Li

Associate In Extension, Public Health Integrated Pest Management

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30+ Publications

About

Shujuan Li PhD is an Associate Professor in the School of Landscape Architecture and Planning. Before Joining the University of Arizona, Li worked in the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning at Utah State University for eight years. She graduated with a Ph.D. degree in geography from Texas A&M University in 2009. She received a master’s degree in ecology from Peking University and a bachelor degree in geography from Beijing Normal University in China. Her research interests include the integration of spatial analysis and modeling with GIS for urban and environmental studies, geodesign, landscape ecology, and land-use dynamics and planning.

Research Area

integrated pest management, china, insect behavior, urban planning, ecosystem management, pest management, education, food safety, green infrastructure, gender differences

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    Green waste to green architecture: optimizing urban tree systems for renewable construction material supply chains

    2023
    sustainable construction, urban planning, renewable materials, waste management, green infrastructure

    Assessing near-infrared spectrophotometry NIRS) for evaluation of Aedes aegypti population age structure in Arizona

    2022
    near-infrared spectrophotometry, aedes aegypti, population age structure, arizona, evaluation

    Communicating and Building Partnerships for IPM in Communities

    2022
    integrated pest management, community engagement, partnerships, communication strategies, sustainable agriculture

    Social media for landscape planning and design: a review and discussion

    2022
    social media, landscape planning, design, review, discussion

    How important are the park size and shape to a park system’s performance? An exploration with big data in Tucson, Arizona, USA

    2021
    urban planning, park management, big data analysis, public space design, city performance

    A comparison of park access with park need for children: A case study in Cache County, Utah

    2019
    park access, park need, children, comparison

    Dynamics of Utah's agricultural landscapes in response to urbanization: A comparison between irrigated and non-irrigated agricultural lands

    2019
    agricultural landscapes, urbanization, dynamics, irrigated lands, non-irrigated lands

    Pest management education; Develotraining for pest management professionals ag and structural

    2019
    pest management, training, education, professional development, agriculture

    Blending project goals and performance goals in ecological planning: Ian McHarg’s contributions to landscape performance evaluation

    2019
    ecological planning, landscape performance, project goals, performance evaluation, ian mcharg

    Temporal transcriptomic profiling of the ant-feeding assassin bug Acanthaspis cincticrus reveals a biased expression of genes associated with predation in nymphs

    2017
    transcriptomics, predation, insect behavior, gene expression, predatory insects

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