Mark H. Stolt

mstolt@uri.edu

University of Rhode Island

Department of Natural Resources Science 

Coastal Institute in Kingston, #112

1 Greenhouse Road

Kingston, RI 02881

Voice:(401)-874-2915

Fax:(401)-874-4561

Ph.D, Virginia Tech, 1990

Dr. Stolt's research interests are in the application of soil genesis and morphology to environmental issues such as water quality, drastically disturbed land reclamation, wetland delineation, wetland mitigation, hydric soil identification, and urban and rural development. His basic research has focused on the fate of Fe, Mn, and C in hydric soils, the genesis of Miocene-aged paleosols, the effect of sea level rise on former upland soils, the genesis of deep regolith, and the geomorphology of Pleistocene-aged surfaces, soils, and regoliths.

Stolt, M.H., and J.C. Baker. 1995. "Evaluation of National Wetland inventory maps to inventory wetlands in the Southern Blue Ridge." Wetlands, 15:346-353.

Stolt, M.H., C.M. Ogg, and J.C. Baker. 1994. "Strongly contrasting redoximorphic patterns in Virginia Valley and Ridge paleosols." Soil Science Society of America Journal, 58:477-484.

Stolt, M.H., J.C. Baker, and T.W. Simpson. 1993. "Soil-landscape relationships in Virginia: Reconstruction analysis and soil genesis." Soil Science Society of America Journal, 57:422-428.