Scott Collins

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University of New Mexico

United States

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Scott Collins is a Professor at the University of New Mexico, USA. His research focuses on ecological dynamics in arid and semi-arid regions, particularly related to plant community responses to precipitation and water availability. Recent articles include studies on tropical forest trees, desert grasslands, and the impacts of nitrogen addition on species dominance. He also explores the role of environmental heterogeneity in ecosystem resilience.

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Tom E. X. Miller

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Paolo D'Odorico

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University of California, Berkeley

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Renée F. Brown

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University of New Mexico

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Samantha Hartzell

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Portland State University

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Megan Wheeler

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Nancy Grimm

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Arizona State University

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Marcy E Litvak

University of New Mexico

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Kirsten Hofmockel

Iowa State University

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Adrienne Keller

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Michigan Technological University

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Toshihiko Kinugasa

Tottori University

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Scott Collins

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An uphill struggle for tropical forest trees

Small rainfall events increase belowground production in Chihuahuan Desert grassland

Herbaceous plant communities respond more to seasonal precipitation than cumulative drought in the hot deserts of the United States

Precipitation‐productivity relationships in desert grassland: A test of the double asymmetry hypothesis

The role of dominant species in community organization and aboveground production in semiarid grasslands

Plant use of water across soil depths regulates species dominance under nitrogen addition

Resolution of Respect: Juan José Armesto, 1953–2024

Potential expansion of plants with crassulacean acid metabolism in the Anthropocene

Heterogeneity promotes resilience in restored prairie: Implications for the environmental heterogeneity hypothesis

Sensitivity of root production to long‐term aridity under environmental perturbations in Chihuahuan Desert ecosystems

Dryland sensitivity to climate change and variability using nonlinear dynamics

Demography and dispersal at a grass‐shrub ecotone: A spatial integral projection model for woody plant encroachment

As above, not so below: Long‐term dynamics of net primary production across a dryland transition zone

Infrastructure to factorially manipulate the mean and variance of precipitation in the field

Seasonal Rainfall, Shrub Cover and Soil Properties Drive Production of Winter Annuals in the Northern Sonoran Desert

Responses of bud banks and shoot density to experimental drought along an aridity gradient in temperate grasslands

If Not Now, when?

Stronger fertilization effects on aboveground versus belowground plant properties across nine U.S. grasslands

Warming reduced flowering synchrony and extended community flowering season in an alpine meadow on the Tibetan Plateau

Much Ado About Nothing?

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Tom E. X. Miller

Paolo D'Odorico

Renée F. Brown

Samantha Hartzell

Megan Wheeler

Nancy Grimm

Marcy E Litvak

Kirsten Hofmockel

Adrienne Keller

Toshihiko Kinugasa

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