LEAF LITTER COMPOSITION AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE: TRANSLATING REGIONAL SPECIES CHANGES INTO LOCAL DYNAMICS

By Michael J. Rubbo, Joseph Kiesecker. 2004

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Subfields: Ecological Modeling, Ecology, Global and Planetary Change

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In Ecological Modeling

1. Rick A. Relyea
2. Betsy A Bancroft
3. Joshua J. Lawler
4. Aaron B. Stoler
5. A. Blaustein
6. Susan C. Walls
7. Josh R Auld
8. Andrew Sih

In Ecology

1. Joshua J. Lawler
2. Stephanie S. Gervasi
3. Aaron B. Stoler
4. A. Blaustein
5. Susan C. Walls
6. Rick A. Relyea
7. Betsy A Bancroft

In Global and Planetary Change

1. Rick A. Relyea
2. Betsy A Bancroft
3. Stephanie S. Gervasi
4. Joshua J. Lawler
5. Aaron B. Stoler
6. A. Blaustein
7. Susan C. Walls
8. Josh R Auld

Citations in the corpus

• Living in the litter: the influence of tree leaf litter on wetland communities (2011, background): “Since Rubbo and Kiesecker (2004) used diff erent anuran species, and larger and more complex communities, it is not surprising that our results diff ered from those of Rubbo and Kiesecker (2004).”
• Direct and Indirect Effects of Climate Change on Amphibian Populations (2010, background): “In turn, the extent of canopy cover over wetlands [112-114] and the composition of leaf litter in the pond basin [115,116] may play a strong role in the reproductive”