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  • Bujan, Jelena; Yanoviak, Stephen P. (2022)
    Tropical forests experience a relatively stable climate, but are not thermally uniform. The tropical forest canopy is hotter and thermally more variable than the understory. Heat stress in the canopy is expected to increase ...
  • Bujan, Jelena; Wright, S. Joseph; Kaspari, Michael (2019)
    Humans are increasing nutrient deposition across the globe, and we know little about how these changes influence consumer populations in tropical rainforests. We used a long-term fertilization experiment conducted in a ...
  • Kaspari, Michael; Bujan, Jelena; Weiser, Michael D.; Ning, Daliang; Michaletz, Sean T.; Zhili, He; Enquist, Brian J.; Waide, Robert B.; Zhou, Jizhong; Turner, Benjamin L.; Wright, S. Joseph (2017)
    Humans are both fertilizing the world and depleting its soils, decreasing the diversity of aquatic ecosystems and terrestrial plants in the process. We know less about how nutrients shape the abundance and diversity of the ...
  • Bujan, Jelena; Kaspari, Michael E. (2017)
    While adaptive responses to climate gradients are increasingly documented, little is known about how individuals alter their upper thermal tolerances. Long-term increases in dietary carbohydrates can elevate upper thermal ...
  • Wright, S. Joseph; Turner, Benjamin L.; Yavitt, Joseph B.; Harms, Kyle E.; Kaspari, Michael; Tanner, Edmund V. J.; Bujan, Jelena; Griffin, Eric A.; Mayor, Jordan R.; Pasquini, Sarah C.; Sheldrake, Merlin; Garcia, Milton N. (2018)
    We present a meta-analysis of plant responses to fertilization experiments conducted in lowland, species-rich, tropical forests. We also update a key result and present the first species-level analyses of tree growth rates ...
  • Bujan, Jelena; Roeder, Karl A.; Yanoviak, Stephen P.; Kaspari, Michael (2020)
    Analyses of heat tolerance in insects often suggest that this trait is relatively invariant, leading to the use of fixed thermal maxima in models predicting future distribution of species in a warming world. Seasonal ...
  • Bujan, Jelena; Nottingham, Andrew T.; Velasquez, Esther; Meir, Patrick; Kaspari, Michael; Yanoviak, Stephen P. (2022)
    Climate change is one of the primary agents of the global decline in insect abundance. Because of their narrow thermal ranges, tropical ectotherms are predicted to be most threatened by global warming, yet tests of this ...
  • Jesovnik, Ana; Bujan, Jelena (2021)
    Urban green spaces can have an important role in biodiversity conservation. However, they are not often a focus of biodiversity studies, although their global area is raising. We investigated the impact of habitat ...

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