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Langley, J. A.; Chapman, Samantha K.; La Pierre, Kimberly J.; Avolio, Meghan; Bowman, William D.; Johnson, David S.; Isbell, Forest; Wilcox, Kevin R.; Foster, Bryan L.; Hovenden, Mark J.; Knapp, Alan K.; Koerner, Sally E.; Lortie, Christopher J.; Megonigal, James P.; Newton, Paul C. D.; Reich, Peter B.; Smith, Melinda D.; Suttle, Kenwyn B.; Tilman, David (2018)The responses of species to environmental changes will determine future community composition and ecosystem function. Many syntheses of global change experiments examine the magnitude of treatment effect sizes, but we lack ...
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Chapman, Samantha K.; Feller, Ilka C. (2011)Plant community composition can impact ecosystem processes via litter feedbacks. Species variation in litter quality may generate different patterns of nutrient supply for plants that are dependent on litter inputs. However, ...
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Simpson, Loraé T.; Feller, Ilka C.; Chapman, Samantha K. (2013)A field experiment in Florida's salt marsh-mangrove ecotone was conducted to determine the impact of nitrogen (N) addition and aboveground competition on mangrove seedling growth and biomass partitioning. At this ...
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Impacts of mangrove encroachment and mosquito impoundment management on coastal protection services Doughty, Cheryl L.; Cavanaugh, Kyle C.; Hall, Carlton R.; Feller, Ilka C.; Chapman, Samantha K. (2017)The ecosystem services afforded by coastal wetlands are threatened by climate change and other anthropogenic stressors. The Kennedy Space Center and Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge in east central Florida offer a ...
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Chapman, Samantha K.; Feller, Ilka C.; Canas, Gabriela; Hayes, Matthew A.; Dix, Nicole; Hester, Mark; Morris, Jim; Langley, J. Adam (2021)Shrubs are invading into grasslands around the world, but we don't yet know how these shrubs will fare in a warmer future. In ecotonal coastal wetland ecosystems, woody mangroves are encroaching into herbaceous salt ...
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Doughty, Cheryl L.; Langley, J. Adam; Walker, Wayne S.; Feller, Ilka C.; Schaub, Ronald; Chapman, Samantha K. (2016)The climate change-induced expansion of mangroves into salt marshes could significantly alter the carbon (C) storage capacity of coastal wetlands, which have the highest average C storage per land area among unmanaged ...
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Morris, James T.; Langley, J. A.; Vervaeke, William C.; Dix, Nicole; Feller, Ilka C.; Marcum, Pam; Chapman, Samantha K. (2023)Mangrove trees are invading saltmarshes at subtropical ecotones globally, but the consequences of this vegetation shift for ecosystem sustainability remain unknown. Using the Coastal Wetland Equilibrium Model (CWEM) to ...
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Coldren, Glenn A.; Langley, J. Adam; Feller, Ilka C.; Chapman, Samantha K. (2019)1. Climatic warming can change how coastal wetland plants grow, thus altering their capacity to build land and keep pace with rising seas. As freeze events decline with climate change, mangroves expand their range to higher ...
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