Scott Meiners

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Eastern Illinois University

United States

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Scott Meiners is a Professor at Eastern Illinois University, USA. His research focuses on plant ecology, particularly in the areas of plant-microbe interactions, invasion biology, and the effects of environmental changes on plant traits and community dynamics. Recent articles highlight his work on soil pooling effects, seed germination responses, and the dynamics of native and introduced plant interactions throughout succession.

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Rafael D'Andrea

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Stony Brook University

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Jessica Gurevitch

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Purdue University

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Marc W. Cadotte

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Ming Ni

Aarhus University

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Urmi Poddar

Stony Brook University

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Articles (15)

Soil pooling often, but not always, alters the impacts of plant-microbe interactions on plant growth

Are Elaeagnus umbellata invasions limited by microbial mutualists?

Similar trait‐based successional assembly in native and introduced plants despite species pool differences

Germination response to winter temperature changes with seed shape and length of temperature exposure

Genetic relatedness can alter the strength of plant–soil interactions

Joint effects of resource supply and resource types on properties of population dynamic models

(−)‐Loliolide is a general signal of plant stress that activates jasmonate‐related responses

Root placement patterns in allelopathic plant–plant interactions

Scale-dependent changes in ecosystem temporal stability over six decades of succession

Positive interactions of native species melt invasional meltdown over long‐term plant succession

Plant performance responds to intraspecific variation in soil inocula from individual Solidago clones

Ectomycorrhizae determine chestnut seedling growth and drought response

Recovery of riverine fish assemblages after anthropogenic disturbances

Review of the Symposium Determinism and Stochasticity in Ecological Succession in ESA‐Louisville, 2019

Inoculum handling alters the strength and direction of plant–microbe interactions

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Rafael D'Andrea

Jessica Gurevitch

Marc W. Cadotte

Ming Ni

Urmi Poddar

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