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    Paul Falkowski

    Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA

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    Stephen Pacala

    Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA

Section Topics

  • » Biogeochemical cycles (carbon-land)
  • » Biogeochemical cycles (carbon-ocean)
  • » Biogeochemical cycles (other elements including nitrogen – land)
  • » Biogeochemical cycles (other elements including nitrogen – ocean)
  • » Climate change impacts on the biosphere (includes uvb, changes in precipitation, sea level)
  • » Human health
  • » Invading species (land)
  • » Invading species (ocean)
  • » Land use (including deforestation, agricultural impacts)
  • » Modeling the global biosphere (land)
  • » Modeling the global biosphere (ocean)

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This paper by Tanentzap and colleagues uses a long-term dataset to test the hypothesis that soil nutrients play a role in explaining variation in the probability of flowering between congenic grass species. They found that...

Richard Bardgett and Sarah Dale, Lancaster University, UK. F1000 Ecology

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Soil nutrient supply modulates temperature-induction cues in mast-seeding grasses.

Tanentzap AJ, Lee WG, Coomes DA. Ecology. 2012; 93(3):462-9

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Richard Bardgett and Sarah Dale, Lancaster University, UK. F1000 Ecology

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