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Little, C. J., J. A. Wheeler, J. Sedlacek, A. J.Cortés and C. Rixen. 2015. Small-scale drivers: the importance of nutrient availability and snowmelt timing on performance of the alpine shrub Salix herbacea. Oecologia
Millett, J. and S. Edmondson. 2015. The impact of 36 years of grazing management on soil nitrogen (N) supply rate and Salix repens N status and internal cycling in dune slacks. Plant and Soil
Hangs, R. D.; Ahmed, H. P.; Schoenau, J. J.. 2015. Influence of Willow Biochar Amendment on Soil Nitrogen Availability and Greenhouse Gas Production in Two Fertilized Temperate Prairie Soils. BioEnergy Research
Thorne, Chelsea. 2015. A Comparison of Soil Nitrogen Availability Along Hillslopes for a Previously Mined Reclaimed Wetland and Two Natural Wetlands in Fort McMurray, Alberta. MacMaster, M.Sc.
Spence, Laura A.; Liancourt, Pierre; Boldgiv, Bazartseren; Petraitis, Peter S.; Casper, Brenda B.. 2015. Short-term manipulation of precipitation in Mongolian steppe shows vegetation influenced more by timing than amount of rainfall. Journal of Vegetation Science
Tanaka-Oda, A., Kenzo, T., Inoue, Y., Yano, M., Koba, K., & Ichie, T. . 2015. Variation in leaf and soil δ15N in diverse tree species in a lowland dipterocarp rainforest, Malaysia. . Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Wang, M., T. Larmola, M. T. Murphy, T. R. Moore and J. L. Bubier. 2015. Stoichiometric response of shrubs and mosses to long-term nutrient (N, P and K) addition in an ombrotrophic peatland. Springer International Publishing
Lawrence, B.A., S.C.Lishawa, Y. Rodriguez and N.C.Tuchman . 2015. Herbicide management of invasive cattail (Typha × glauca) increases porewater nutrient concentrations. Springer Netherlands
Heberling, J.M. and Fridley, J. D.. 2015. Invaders do not require high resource levels to maintain physiological advantages in a temperate deciduous forest. Ecological Society of America
Schott, K. M., A. E. K. Snively, S. M. Landhäusser and B. D. Pinno. 2015. Nutrient loaded seedlings reduce the need for field fertilization and vegetation management on boreal forest reclamation sites. Springer
Thomas, B. W., J. K. Whalen and M. Sharifi. 2015. Short-term nitrogen dynamics in response to five rates of poultry litter with woodchip bedding. McGill University and Trent University CSSS/ISMOM
Laird, A.; S. Siciliano and B. Hale. 2015. Determining detection limits for uptake of metals in mixtures for soils using PRSTM and DGT probes.. University of Guelph and University of Saskatchewan CSSS/ISMOM
Pattison, R. R. and J. M. Welker . 2014. Differential ecophysiological response of deciduous shrubs and a graminoid to long-term experimental snow reductions and additions in moist acidic tundra, Northern Alaska.. Oecologia
Harrison, D. J. and D. Maynard. 2014. Nitrogen mineralization assessment using PRS® probes (ion-exchange membranes) and soil extractions in fertilized and unfertilized pine and spruce soils. Canadian Journal of Soil Science
Mudrak, E. L, J. L. Schafer, A. F. Ramirez, C. Holzapfel, and K. A. Moloney. 2014. Predictive modeling of spatial patterns of soil nutrients related to fertility islands. Landscape Ecology
Martin, R. C. and R. MacRae. 2014. Managing Energy, Nutrients, and Pests in Organic Field Crops. CRC Press
Bremer, E., L. Andronak and K. Greer. 2014. Canada West: Use of ion-exchange resin membranes for nutrient management in western Canada. Crops & Soils Magazine
Yurkonis, K. A, K. Shukla, J. Holdenried, H. A. Hager, K. A. Bolton, J. N. Klironomos, H. Maherali and J. A. Newman. 2014. Endophytes inconsistently affect plant communities across Schedonorus arundinaceus hosts. Plant Ecology
Aastrup,P., K. Raundrup, J. Feilberg, P. H. Krogh, N.M. Schmidt and J.Nabe-Nielsen. 2014. Effects of large herbivores on biodiversity of vegetation and soil microarthropods in low Arctic Greenland. Danish Centre for Environment and Energy
Parr, M., J. M.Grossman, S. C. Reberg-Horton, C. Brinton and C. Crozier. 2014. Roller-Crimper Termination for Legume Cover Crops in North Carolina: Impacts on Nutrient Availability to a Succeeding Corn Crop. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis