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1. Full Text Marine fauna sort at fine resolution in an ecotone of shifting wetland foundation species
by Johnston, Cora A and Gruner, Daniel S
Ecology, ISSN 0012-9658, 11/2018, Volume 99, Issue 11, pp. 2546 - 2557
Climate‐driven global change is shifting the distribution and abundance of foundation species that form the base of ecosystems. The corresponding responses of... 
crustacean | coastal wetland | mangrove–marsh ecotone | ecocline | dominant species | physical structure | climate change | MANGROVE | PREDATION | DETERMINANTS | DRIVEN REGIME SHIFTS | CORAL-REEF FISH | CLIMATE-CHANGE | HABITAT USE | EXPANSION | ABILITIES | SETTLEMENT | ECOLOGY | mangrove-marsh ecotone | Poaceae | Climate Change | Ecosystem | Wetlands | Marine fauna | Climatic changes | Panels | Marshes | Shellfish | Habitats | Communities | Chemical stimuli | Ecosystems | Grain | Measuring instruments | Spatial discrimination | Environmental changes | Population studies | Aquatic habitats | Mimicry | Coastal ecology | Crustaceans | Coastal zone management | Marine animals | Species | Community composition | Composition | Fauna | Mangroves | Shading | Abundance | Grasses | Coastal management | Climate change | Organic chemistry | Vegetation type | Macrofauna | Vegetation | Inhabitants
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2. Full Text Attenuation of Top-down and Bottom-up Forces in a Complex Terrestrial Community
by Daniel S. Gruner
Ecology, ISSN 0012-9658, 11/2004, Volume 85, Issue 11, pp. 3010 - 3022
Carnivore (top-down) and resource (bottom-up) influences in food webs are strong and pervasive, but few studies have investigated their interactive effects in... 
Leaves | Predators | Fertilization | Spiders | Trophic relationships | Forest ecology | Arthropods | Birds | Biomass | Herbivores | predator exclusion | fertilization | Arthropoda | insectivorous birds | terrestrial food web | Hawaiian Islands | Metrosideros polymorpha | spiders | bottom-up and top-down processes | tropical island montane forest | Tropical island montane forest | Terrestrial food web | Insectivorous birds | Bottom-up and top-down processes | Predator exclusion | VEGETATION STRUCTURE | INSECT HERBIVORES | FOOD-WEB | HAWAII ISLAND | GENERALIST PREDATORS | RELATIVE ROLES | WEAK TROPHIC INTERACTIONS | ECOLOGY | PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY | METROSIDEROS-POLYMORPHA | Ecology | Research | Natural history
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3. Full Text Poleward expansion of mangroves is a threshold response to decreased frequency of extreme cold events
by Kyle C. Cavanaugh and James R. Kellner and Alexander J. Forde and Daniel S. Gruner and John D. Parker and Wilfrid Rodriguez and Ilka C. Feller
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, ISSN 0027-8424, 1/2014, Volume 111, Issue 2, pp. 723 - 727
Regional warming associated with climate change is linked with altered range and abundance of species and ecosystems worldwide. However, the ecological impacts... 
Coastal ecology | Climate change | Coasts | Marine ecology | Mangrove forests | Marine ecosystems | Climate models | Salt marshes | Wetland ecology | Species | Ecological threshold | Coastal wetlands | Frost tolerance | Landsat | ECOLOGICAL THRESHOLDS | COAST | REGIME SHIFTS | MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES | RESILIENCE | CLIMATE-CHANGE | SEA-LEVEL | ecological threshold | FORESTS | coastal wetlands | LAGOON | SALT-MARSHES | frost tolerance | LEAF-AREA INDEX | Cold Temperature | Climate Change | History, 21st Century | Ecosystem | History, 20th Century | Combretaceae - growth & development | Satellite Imagery | Avicennia - growth & development | Geography - history | Florida | Rhizophoraceae - growth & development | Mangrove swamps | Forest dynamics | Environmental aspects | Environment | Climatic changes | Research | Extreme environments | Biological Sciences | Physical Sciences
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4. Full Text All wet or dried up? Real differences between aquatic and terrestrial food webs
by Jonathan B Shurin and Daniel S Gruner and Helmut Hillebrand
Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, ISSN 0962-8452, 01/2006, Volume 273, Issue 1582, pp. 1 - 9
Ecologists have greatly advanced our understanding of the processes that regulate trophic structure and dynamics in ecosystems. However, the causes of... 
Primary productivity | Terrestrial ecosystems | Biomass production | Marine ecology | Trophic levels | Trophic cascades | Marine ecosystems | Food webs | Herbivores | Plants | Review | Nutrient stoichiometry | Cross ecosystem comparisons | Biomass turnover | Bottom-up versus top-down control | Trophic cascade | Allometry and size-structured food webs | cross ecosystem comparisons | BODY-SIZE | TROPHIC CASCADES | allometry and size-structured food webs | POPULATION CONTROL | EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY | COMMUNITY STRUCTURE | TOP-DOWN CONTROL | BIOMASS | BIOLOGY | nutrient stoichiometry | biomass turnover | ENERGY-FLOW | trophic cascade | ECOLOGY | bottom-up versus top-down control | PREDATOR DIVERSITY | BOTTOM-UP | ECOSYSTEMS | Models, Theoretical | Water | Food Chain | Feeding Behavior | Animals | Biomass
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5. Full Text Nutrient co‐limitation of primary producer communities
by Harpole, W. Stanley and Ngai, Jacqueline T and Cleland, Elsa E and Seabloom, Eric W and Borer, Elizabeth T and Bracken, Matthew E.S and Elser, James J and Gruner, Daniel S and Hillebrand, Helmut and Shurin, Jonathan B and Smith, Jennifer E
Ecology Letters, ISSN 1461-023X, 09/2011, Volume 14, Issue 9, pp. 852 - 862
Ecology Letters (2011) 14: 852–862 Synergistic interactions between multiple limiting resources are common, highlighting the importance of co‐limitation as a... 
stoichiometry | Autotroph | von Liebig | nitrogen | plant biomass | plant community | meta‐analysis | multiple nutrient limitation | co‐limitation | phosphorus | Stoichiometry | Co-limitation | Plant community | Plant biomass | Phosphorus | Von Liebig | Nitrogen | Multiple nutrient limitation | Meta-analysis | ATMOSPHERIC NITROGEN DEPOSITION | PHOSPHORUS LIMITATION | meta-analysis | FRESH-WATER | COLIMITATION | ENRICHMENT | ECOLOGY | PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY | DIVERSITY | co-limitation | MARINE | PHYTOPLANKTON | Phosphorus - analysis | Nitrogen - metabolism | Plants - metabolism | Nitrogen - analysis | Phosphorus - metabolism | Ecosystem | Soil - chemistry | Fresh Water - chemistry | Seawater - chemistry | Biomass | Behavior evolution | Analysis | Nutrients | Ecology
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6. Full Text Global analysis of nitrogen and phosphorus limitation of primary producers in freshwater, marine and terrestrial ecosystems
by Elser, James J and Bracken, Matthew E.S and Cleland, Elsa E and Gruner, Daniel S and Harpole, W. Stanley and Hillebrand, Helmut and Ngai, Jacqueline T and Seabloom, Eric W and Shurin, Jonathan B and Smith, Jennifer E
Ecology Letters, ISSN 1461-023X, 12/2007, Volume 10, Issue 12, pp. 1135 - 1142
The cycles of the key nutrient elements nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) have been massively altered by anthropogenic activities. Thus, it is essential to... 
nutrient limitation | primary production | meta‐analysis | Ecosystem | nitrogen | phosphorus | Phosphorus | Nitrogen | Nutrient limitation | Meta-analysis | Primary production | METAANALYSIS | ecosystem | STOICHIOMETRY | ENVIRONMENT | meta-analysis | EUTROPHICATION | GROWTH | ENRICHMENT | ECOLOGY | PHYTOPLANKTON | CYCLE | VEGETATION | Phosphorus - analysis | Nitrogen - metabolism | Nitrogen - analysis | Fresh Water - chemistry | Seawater - chemistry | Biomass | Eukaryota - metabolism | Phosphorus - metabolism | Phytoplankton - metabolism | Geologic Sediments - chemistry | Photosynthesis | Population Dynamics | Ecosystems | Analysis
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7. Full Text Integrative modelling reveals mechanisms linking productivity and plant species richness
by Grace, James B and Anderson, T. Michael and Seabloom, Eric W and Borer, Elizabeth T and Adler, Peter B and Harpole, W. Stanley and Hautier, Yann|info:eu-repo/dai/nl/412640686 and Hillebrand, Helmut and Lind, Eric M and Pärtel, Meelis and Bakker, Jonathan D and Buckley, Yvonne M and Crawley, Michael J and Damschen, Ellen I and Davies, Kendi F and Fay, Philip A and Firn, Jennifer and Gruner, Daniel S and Hector, Andy and Knops, Johannes M. H and MacDougall, Anew S and Melbourne, Brett A and Morgan, John W and Orrock, John L and Prober, Suzanne M and Smith, Melinda D
Nature, ISSN 0028-0836, 01/2016, Volume 529, Issue 7586, pp. 390 - 393
How ecosystem productivity and species richness are interrelated is one of the most debated subjects in the history of ecology. Decades of intensive study have... 
BIODIVERSITY | NET PRIMARY PRODUCTION | ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION | MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES | HYPOTHESIS | SIZE | STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELS | ECOLOGY | DIVERSITY | SCALE | VEGETATION | Geography | Grassland | Competitive Behavior | Plants - metabolism | Models, Biological | Biodiversity | Plants - classification | Ecosystems | Environmental aspects | Models | Plants | Research | Ecological research | Biological diversity | Ecology | Flowers & plants | Biomass
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8. Full Text Foraging connections: Patterns of prey use linked to invasive predator diel movement
by Johnston, Cora A and Wilson Rankin, Erin E and Gruner, Daniel S
PLoS ONE, ISSN 1932-6203, 08/2018, Volume 13, Issue 8, p. 1
Invasive predators can profoundly impact native communities, especially in insular ecosystems where functionally equivalent predators were evolutionarily... 
STABLE-ISOTOPE RATIOS | INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITIES | CARBON | ISLAND | FOOD-WEB | DISCRIMINATION | MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES | TROPICAL FROG | POPULATION-DENSITY | NITROGEN | ELEUTHERODACTYLUS-COQUI | Predatory Behavior | Hawaii | Feeding Behavior | Animal Distribution | Photoperiod | Carbon Isotopes - analysis | Anura - metabolism | Ants - metabolism | Food Chain | Animals | Diet | Models, Biological | Introduced Species | Amphipoda - metabolism | Research | Animal behavior | Ecosystems | Analysis | Indigenous peoples | Forests | Population studies | Community relations | Food webs | Leaves | Predators | Food chains | Understory | Canopies | Stable isotopes | Arthropods | Indigenous species | Mathematical models | Islands | Isotopes | Consumption | Litter | Food sources | Pools | Carbon | Foraging behavior | Environmental impact | Diurnal | Prey | Invasive species | Bayesian analysis | Forest floor
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9. Full Text Herbivores and nutrients control grassland plant diversity via light limitation
by Borer, Elizabeth T and Seabloom, Eric W and Gruner, Daniel S and Harpole, W. Stanley and Hillebrand, Helmut and Lind, Eric M and Adler, Peter B and Alberti, Juan and Anderson, T. Michael and Bakker, Jonathan D and Biederman, Lori and Blumenthal, Dana and Brown, Cynthia S and Brudvig, Lars A and Buckley, Yvonne M and Cadotte, Marc and Chu, Chengjin and Cleland, Elsa E and Crawley, Michael J and Daleo, Pedro and Damschen, Ellen I and Davies, Kendi F and Decrappeo, Nicole M and Du, Guozhen and Firn, Jennifer and Hautier, Yann and Heckman, Robert W and Hector, Andy and Hillerislambers, Janneke and Iribarne, Oscar and Klein, Julia A and Knops, Johannes M. H and La Pierre, Kimberly J and Leakey, Andrew D. B and Li, Wei and MacDougall, Andrew S and McCulley, Rebecca L and Melbourne, Brett A and Mitchell, Charles E and Moore, Joslin L and Mortensen, Brent and O'Halloran, Lydia R and Orrock, John L and Pascual, Jesús and Prober, Suzanne M and Pyke, David A and Risch, Anita C and Schuetz, Martin and Smith, Melinda D and Stevens, Carly J and Sullivan, Lauren L and Williams, Ryan J and Wragg, Peter D and Wright, Justin P and Yang, Louie H and USDA Forest Service-Savannah River, New Ellenton, SC
Nature, ISSN 0028-0836, 2014, Volume 508, Issue 7497, pp. 517 - 520
Human alterations to nutrient cycles(1,2) and herbivore communities(3-7) are affecting global biodiversity dramatically(2). Ecological theory predicts these... 
SPECIES-DIVERSITY | DEFENSE | IMPACT | ENVIRONMENTS | COMPETITION | MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES | GROWTH | CONSUMER | DEPENDS | RESOURCE CONTROL | VEGETATION | Geography | Climate | Nitrogen - metabolism | Herbivory - physiology | Poaceae - physiology | Plants - drug effects | Biodiversity | Poaceae - drug effects | Poaceae - radiation effects | Plants - radiation effects | Eutrophication - drug effects | Plants - metabolism | Time Factors | Internationality | Light | Nitrogen - pharmacology | Human Activities | Eutrophication - radiation effects | Grasslands | Hypotheses | Ecosystems | Flowers & plants | Biomass | Herbivores | Biological diversity | Factorial experiments | 60 APPLIED LIFE SCIENCES | Grassland Plant diversity | light limitation
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10. Full Text Eutrophication weakens stabilizing effects of diversity in natural grasslands
by Hautier, Yann and Seabloom, Eric W and Borer, Elizabeth T and Adler, Peter B and Harpole, W. Stanley and Hillebrand, Helmut and Lind, Eric M and MacDougall, Andrew S and Stevens, Carly J and Bakker, Jonathan D and Buckley, Yvonne M and Chu, Chengjin and Collins, Scott L and Daleo, Pedro and Damschen, Ellen I and Davies, Kendi F and Fay, Philip A and Firn, Jennifer and Gruner, Daniel S and Jin, Virginia L and Klein, Julia A and Knops, Johannes M. H and La Pierre, Kimberly J and Li, Wei and McCulley, Rebecca L and Melbourne, Brett A and Moore, Joslin L and O'Halloran, Lydia R and Prober, Suzanne M and Risch, Anita C and Sankaran, Mahesh and Schuetz, Martin and Hector, Andy
Nature, ISSN 0028-0836, 2014, Volume 508, Issue 7497, pp. 521 - 525
Studies of experimental grassland communities(1-7) have demonstrated that plant diversity can stabilize productivity through species asynchrony, in which... 
ECOSYSTEM STABILITY | LOSSES | POPULATION | IMPACT | MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES | PRODUCTIVITY | RESISTANCE | ECOLOGY | BIODIVERSITY LOSS | PLANT DIVERSITY | Fertilizers - adverse effects | Geography | Climate | Eutrophication - drug effects | Animals | Time Factors | Poaceae - physiology | International Cooperation | Biomass | Biodiversity | Poaceae - drug effects | Studies | Grasslands | Ecosystems | Flowers & plants | Experiments | Biological diversity | Eutrophication
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