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Koch, C. and J. Kollmann. 2012. Clonal re-introduction of endangered plant species: The case of German false tamarisk in pre-alpine rivers. Environmental Management 50:217-225
Zebarth, B.J., G. Belanger, A.N. Cambouris and N. Ziadi. 2012. Nitrogen Fertilization Strategies in Relation to Potato Tuber Yield, Quality, and Crop N Recovery. Springer Netherlands
Hansen, J.. 2012. Assessment of atmospheric nitrogen deposition: Possible effects on alpine ecosystems above 9000 feet in Grand Teton National Park. M.S. thesis. Utah State University, Logan, Utah
Najm, A.A., M.R.H.S. Hadi, M.T. Darzi and A. Rahi. 2012. Effect of Integrated Management of Nitrogen Fertilizer and Cattle Manure on the Leaf Chlorophyll, Yield, and Tuber Glycoalkaloids of Agria Potato. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis 43:912-923
Fay, P.A., V.L. Jin, D.A. Way, K.N. Potter, R.A. Gill, R.B. Jackson, and H.W. Polley. 2012. Soil-mediated effects of subambient to increased carbon dioxide on grassland productivity. Nature Climate Change 2:742-746
Boyd, C.S. and K.W. Davies. 2012. Spatial variability in cost and success of revegetation in a Wyoming big sagebrush community. Environmental Management 50:441-450
Kusbach, A., J.N. Long, H. Van Miegroet, L.M. Shultz. 2012. Fidelity and diagnostic species concepts in vegetation classification in the Rocky Mountains, northern Utah, USA. Botany 90:678-693
Brais, S. and P. Drouin. 2012. Interactions between deadwood and soil characteristics in a natural boreal trembling aspen - jack pine stand. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 42:1456-1466
Auyeung, D. S. N.. 2012. Responses of nitrogen cycling and ammonia-oxidizing communities to warming and altered precipitation in a New England old field. Ph.D. thesis. Purdue University
Yurkonis, K.A., H. Maherali, K.A. Bolton, J.N. Klironomos and J.A. Newman. 2012. Cultivar genotype, application and endophyte history affects community impact of Schedonorus arundinaceus. Journal of Applied Ecology 49:1094-1102
Liancourt, P., L.A. Spence, D.S. Song, A. Lkhagva, A. Sharkuu, B. Boldgiv, B. Helliker, P.S. Petraitis, and B.B. Casper. 2012. Plant response to climate change varies with topograpy, interactions with neighbors, and ecotype. Ecology 94:444-453
Woodward, C.. 2012. Nutrient hot spots in a Sierra Nevada soil: Physical sssessments and contributing factors. M.S. thesis. University Of Nevada°, Reno, Nevada
Espinosa, M.C., Marrugo, J., Hurtado, M.S. and Reza, S.G.. 2012. Production and loss of nitrate in Brachiaria humidicola and Panicum maximum in the Sinu river valley. Ciencia y Tecnologla Agropecuaria 13:55-61
Dijkstra, F.A., E. Pendall, J.A. Morgan, D.M. Blumenthal, Y. Carrillo, D.R. LeCain, R.F. Follett, D.G. Williams. 2012. Climate change alters stoichiometry of phosphorus and nitrogen in a semiarid grassland. New Phytologist 196:807-815
Esch, D.L. Hernandez, J.R. Pasari, R.S.G. Kantor, and P.C. Selmants. 2012. Response of soil microbial activity to grazing, nitrogen deposition, and exotic cover in a serpentine grassland. Plant and Soil 366:671-682
Kar, G., D. Peak, and J.J. Schoenau. 2012. Spatial distribution and chemical speciation of soil phosphorus in a band application. Soil Science Society of America Journal. doi:10.2136/sssaj2012.0146
Fortier, J., B. Truax, F. Lambert, D. Gagnon and N. Chevrier. 2012. Clone-specific response in leaf nitrate reductase activity among unrelated hybrid poplars in relation to soil nitrate availability. International Journal of Forestry Research 2012:Article ID 103878
Cregger, M. A.. 2012. Microbial community structure and ecosystem function in a changing world. Ph.D. dissertation. University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Champagne, E., J.P. Tremblay and S.D. Cote. 2012. Tolerance of an expanding subarctic bush, Betula glandulosa, to simulated caribou browsing. Plos One. 7(12): e51940. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0051940
Noulas, C., D. Vlachostergios and C. Tsadilas . 2012. Assessment of Phosphorus Supply Rate to Common Vetch by using Ion Exchange Membranes. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis 44:275-286