Hugh A. L. Henry

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Western University

Canada

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Hugh A. L. Henry is a Professor at Western University in Canada. His research focuses on plant ecology, particularly the impacts of climatic variables and nutrient availability on grasslands and shrublands. Recent publications highlight his work on drought effects, microbial community composition, and the role of cover crops in nitrogen retention. His contributions enhance the understanding of ecological dynamics in temperate plant communities.

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Astrid Wingler

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Extreme drought impacts have been underestimated in grasslands and shrublands globally

Plant geographic distribution influences chemical defences in native and introduced Plantago lanceolata populations

High freezing sensitivity of legumes relative to other herbaceous species in northern temperate plant communities

Short-versus long-term effects of nitrogen addition and warming on soil nitrogen mineralization and leaching in a grass-dominated old field

Snow removal and cover crops influence soil nitrogen transfer to the subsequent corn crop

Applied winter biology: threats, conservation and management of biological resources during winter in cold climate regions

Consistent predictors of microbial community composition across spatial scales in grasslands reveal low context-dependency

Contrasting short-term vs. long-term effects of warming and nitrogen addition on soil organic matter density fractions in a temperate grass-dominated system

Cover crops increase belowground N retention substantially in corn cropping systems: Results from a <sup>15</sup>N residue swapping experiment

Seasonal variation modifies the spatial patterns of soil microbial community structure and enzyme activity in a meadow steppe

Collaborators (17)

Astrid Wingler

Aaron Greenville

Juergen Kreyling

Taryn L Bauerle

Kaitlin Kimmel

Michael Reichelt

Michele Carbognani

Melinda D. Smith

Karin Groten

Katja Tielbörger

Christiane Werner

Amelia Wolf

Ilka Beil

Andrew Felton

Klaus Steenberg Larsen

Anna Bucharova

Jennifer Williams

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