Lars Brudvig

Associate Professor

Michigan State University

United States

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Dr. Lars Brudvig is an Associate Professor at Michigan State University in the United States. His research focuses on plant-soil-fire interactions, forest mesophication, and restoration ecology, particularly the impact of land-use legacies and habitat fragmentation on plant communities. His recent work emphasizes the importance of fostering forbs in grassland restorations and understanding seed mix designs for promoting biodiversity in restored habitats.

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Christopher Warneke

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Articles (21)

Land-Use Legacies Affect Flower Visitation Network Structure After Forest Restoration

Habitat edges decrease plant reproductive output in fragmented landscapes

Dearth under earth: Understudied plant-soil-fire feedback as drivers of forest mesophication and oak regeneration failures

Relative effects of seed mix design, consumer pressure, and edge proximity on community structure in restored prairies

Grassland restorations must better foster forbs to facilitate high biodiversity

Local site conditions, not landscape context, influence restored plant communities within urban contexts

Seed sowing shifts native–exotic richness relationships in favor of natives during restoration

Prediction and uncertainty in restoration science

Trait‐mediated community assembly during experimental grassland restoration is altered by planting year rainfall

Fire modifies plant–soil feedbacks

Where should they come from? Where should they go? Several measures of seed source locality fail to predict plant establishment in early prairie restorations

Ant and plant diversity respond differently to seed‐based prairie restoration

Long-term, large-scale experiment reveals the effects of seed limitation, climate, and anthropogenic disturbance on restoration of plant communities in a biodiversity hotspot

Community assembly history alters relationships between biodiversity and ecosystem functions during restoration

The 141‐year period for Dr. Beal's seed viability experiment: A hybrid surprise

Testing the hierarchy of predictability in grassland restoration across a gradient of environmental severity

Elevation, canopy cover and grass cover structure patterns of seedling establishment in a subtropical post‐fire restoration

Habitat fragmentation alters the distance of abiotic seed dispersal through edge effects and direction of dispersal

Terrestrial ecosystem restoration increases biodiversity and reduces its variability, but not to reference levels: A global meta‐analysis

Factors influencing seed mix design for prairie restoration

Soil resources mediate the strength of species but not trait convergence across grassland restorations

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Christopher Warneke

Joe Atkinson

Nancy Shackelford

T. Trevor Caughlin

Rufus Isaacs

Philip Hahn

Marjorie Weber

Julian Resasco

Andrew Vander Yacht

Jason Gibbs

Frank W. Telewski

Lauren L. Sullivan

Zhao Ma

Nick Haddad

Angela Moles

John Orrock

Ellen Damschen

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