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  1. Article

    Standing Litter Modifies Top-Down Effects of Large Herbivores on a Grassland Plant Community

    Large herbivores can exert pronounced top-down effects on plant communities in grassland ecosystems. Previous studies highlighted the importance of...

    Zhongnan Wang, Zhiwei Zhong, ... Xiaofei Li in Ecosystems
    07 August 2023
  2. Article

    Continent-wide synthesis of the long-term population dynamics of quaking aspen in the face of accelerating human impacts

    In recent decades, climate change has disrupted forest functioning by promoting large-scale mortality events, declines in productivity and reduced...

    Tyler K. Refsland, J. Hall Cushman in Oecologia
    07 August 2021
  3. Article

    Shrubs as ecosystem engineers across an environmental gradient: effects on species richness and exotic plant invasion

    Ecosystem-engineering plants modify the physical environment and can increase species diversity and exotic species invasion. At the individual level,...

    Andrew R. Kleinhesselink, Susan M. Magnoli, J. Hall Cushman in Oecologia
    29 May 2014
  4. Article

    Responses to invasion and invader removal differ between native and exotic plant groups in a coastal dune

    The spread of exotic, invasive species is a global phenomenon that is recognized as a major source of environmental change. Although many studies...

    Susan M. Magnoli, Andrew R. Kleinhesselink, J. Hall Cushman in Oecologia
    10 July 2013
  5. Conference proceedings

    Biodiversity and Ecosystem Processes in Tropical Forests

    Although biologists have directed much attention to estimating the extent and causes of species losses, the consequences for ecosystem functioning...
    Gordon H. Orians, Rodolfo Dirzo, J. Hall Cushman in Ecological Studies
    1996
  6. Article

    Population genetic diversity and structure of two rare vernal pool grasses in central California

    Vernal pool ecosystems are declining throughout California, with only 10% of historic habitat remaining. This has endangered many specialist endemic...

    Sarah P. Gordon, Christina M. Sloop, ... J. Hall Cushman in Conservation Genetics
    05 October 2011
  7. Article

    Community-level consequences of invasion: impacts of exotic clonal plants on riparian vegetation

    Biological invasions by exotic species are occurring at exceptional rates and spatial scales worldwide and are increasingly recognized as key forms...

    J. Hall Cushman, Karen A. Gaffney in Biological Invasions
    10 January 2010
  8. Article

    Temporal Changes in Native and Exotic Vegetation and Soil Characteristics following Disturbances by Feral Pigs in a California Grassland

    Invasive species that increase prevailing disturbance regimes can profoundly alter the composition and structure of ecosystems they invade. Using...

    Trisha A. Tierney, J. Hall. Cushman in Biological Invasions
    12 May 2006
  9. Article

    Influence of herbivores on a perennial plant: variation with life history stage and herbivore species

    Herbivores have diverse impacts on their host plants, potentially altering survival, growth, fecundity, and other aspects of plant performance....

    Peter J. Warner, Hall J. Cushman in Oecologia
    01 June 2002
  10. Article

    Geographic and taxonomic distribution of a positive interaction: ant-tended homopterans indirectly benefit figs across southern Africa

    Although species pairs and assemblages often occur across geographic regions, ecologists know very little about the outcome of their interactions on...

    J. Hall Cushman, Stephen G. Compton, ... Vanessa K. Rashbrook in Oecologia
    01 September 1998
  11. Conference paper

    Synthesis

    The preceding chapters discuss some important patterns in relationships between tropical forest biodiversity and ecosystem processes. They also show...
    Gordon H. Orians, Rodolfo Dirzo, J. Hall Cushman in Biodiversity and Ecosystem Processes in Tropical Forests
    1996
  12. Conference paper

    Introduction

    Living organisms on Earth are being subjected to massive disruptions in the form of wholesale exchanges of species among regions, introduction of...
    Gordon H. Orians, Rodolfo Dirzo, J. Hall Cushman in Biodiversity and Ecosystem Processes in Tropical Forests
    1996
  13. Chapter

    Ecosystem-Level Consequences of Species Additions and Deletions on Islands

    Human activities are changing natural communities and ecosystems at unprecedented rates and spatial scales. Two of the most alarming of these...
    J. Hall Cushman in Islands
    1995
  14. Article

    Estimating female reproductive success of a threatened butterfly: influence of emergence time and hostplant phenology

    We estimated lifetime reproductive success of Euphydryas editha bayensis (Nymphalidae), a federally listed threatened butterfly, based on...

    J. Hall Cushman, Carol L. Boggs, ... Paul R. Ehrlich in Oecologia
    01 September 1994
  15. Article

    Latitudinal patterns in European ant assemblages: variation in species richness and body size

    Using published distributions of 65 species from the British Isles and northern Europe, we show that ant assemblages change with latitude in two...

    J. Hall Cushman, John H. Lawton, Bryan F. J. Manly in Oecologia
    01 March 1993
  16. Article

    Impact of pocket gopher disturbance on plant species diversity in a shortgrass prairie community

    We examined the impact of pocket gopher disturbances on the dynamics of a shortgrass prairie community. Through their burrowing activity, pocket...

    Gregory D. Martinsen, J. Hall Cushman, Thomas G. Whitham in Oecologia
    01 May 1990
  17. Article

    Intra- and interspecific competition for mutualists: ants as a limited and limiting resource for aphids

    We present two years of experimental and descriptive data which support the hypothesis that fireweed aphids ( Aphis varians ) compete with intra-and...

    J. Hall Cushman, John F. Addicott in Oecologia
    01 May 1989
  18. Article

    Density- and size-dependent spacing of ant nests: evidence for intraspecific competition

    We present three lines of evidence which each suggest that intraspecific competition has significantly influenced the spacing patterns of Formica...

    J. Hall Cushman, Gregory D. Martinsen, Anthony I. Mazeroll in Oecologia
    01 December 1988
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