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Justin WrightDepartment of Biology, Duke UniversityVerified email at duke.edu
Colleen WebbColorado State UniversityVerified email at colostate.edu
Jeannine Cavender-BaresUniversity of MinnesotaVerified email at umn.edu
Jennifer FunkDepartment of Plant Sciences, UC DavisVerified email at ucdavis.edu
Brad ButterfieldAssociate Research Professor, Northern Arizona UniversityVerified email at nau.edu
Jennifer FirnQueensland University of TechnologyVerified email at qut.edu.au
Daniel C. LaughlinProfessor, Botany Department, University of WyomingVerified email at uwyo.edu
Julie LarsonUSDA-ARS, Burns, ORVerified email at oregonstate.edu
Rachel M. MitchellAssistant ProfessorVerified email at email.arizona.edu
Matthew I. PyneAssistant Professor of Biology, Lamar UniversityVerified email at lamar.edu
N LeRoy PoffDist. Univ. Prof. @ Colo. St. U. and Dist. Prof. @ U. CanberraVerified email at lamar.colostate.edu
Jennifer A. HoetingProfessor Emeritus, Dept of Statistics, Colorado State UniversityVerified email at rams.colostate.edu
Joe von FischerDepartment of Biology & Graduate Degree Program in Ecology, Colorado State UniversityVerified email at colostate.edu
Wade WallERDC-CERLVerified email at erdc.dren.mil
Dale LockwoodBiology / School of Global Environmental Sustainability, Colorado State UniversityVerified email at colostate.edu
Jeff AchterColorado State UniversityVerified email at math.colostate.edu
Steven M. AndersonAlbemarle-Pamlico NEP
Andrew Kanarek
Dylan GeorgeHHS / BARDA

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Revisiting the H oly G rail: using plant functional traits to understand ecological processes JL Funk, JE Larson, GM Ames, BJ Butterfield, J Cavender‐Bares, J Firn, ... Biological Reviews 92 (2), 1156-1173, 2017	704	2017
A structured and dynamic framework to advance traits‐based theory and prediction in ecology CT Webb, JA Hoeting, GM Ames, MI Pyne, N LeRoy Poff Ecology letters 13 (3), 267-283, 2010	565	2010
Vegetation height and other controls of spatial variability in methane emissions from the Arctic coastal tundra at Barrow, Alaska JC von Fischer, RC Rhew, GM Ames, BK Fosdick, PE von Fischer Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences 115 (G4), 2010	106	2010
Using network properties to predict disease dynamics on human contact networks GM Ames, DB George, CP Hampson, AR Kanarek, CD McBee, ... Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 278 (1724), 3544-3550, 2011	91	2011
Global gradients in intraspecific variation in vegetative and floral traits are partially associated with climate and species richness J Kuppler, CH Albert, GM Ames, WS Armbruster, G Boenisch, FC Boucher, ... Global Ecology and Biogeography 29 (6), 992-1007, 2020	58	2020
The more things change, the more they stay the same? When is trait variability important for stability of ecosystem function in a changing environment JP Wright, GM Ames, RM Mitchell Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 371 …, 2016	56	2016
Multiple environmental drivers structure plant traits at the community level in a pyrogenic ecosystem GM Ames, SM Anderson, JP Wright Functional Ecology 30 (5), 789-798, 2016	51	2016
Trait space of rare plants in a fire‐dependent ecosystem GM Ames, WA Wall, MG Hohmann, JP Wright Conservation Biology 31 (4), 903-911, 2017	33	2017
Intraspecific variability improves environmental matching, but does not increase ecological breadth along a wet‐to‐dry ecotone RM Mitchell, JP Wright, GM Ames Oikos 126 (7), 988-995, 2017	28	2017
Variation in plant response to herbivory underscored by functional traits AT Reese, GM Ames, JP Wright PLoS One 11 (12), e0166714, 2016	21	2016
Annual growth in longleaf (Pinus palustris) and pond pine (P. serotina) in the Sandhills of North Carolina is driven by interactions between fire and climate GM Ames, DL Vineyard, SM Anderson, JP Wright Forest Ecology and Management 340, 1-8, 2015	19	2015
Intraspecific trait variability shapes leaf trait response to altered fire regimes RM Mitchell, GM Ames, JP Wright Annals of Botany 127 (4), 543-552, 2021	16	2021
Functional trait similarity predicts survival in rare plant reintroductions GM Ames, WA Wall, MG Hohmann, JP Wright Ecological Applications 30 (4), e02087, 2020	12	2020
Species’ traits do not converge on optimum values in preferred habitats RM Mitchell, JP Wright, GM Ames Oecologia 186, 719-729, 2018	11	2018
Functional traits of the understory plant community of a pyrogenic longleaf pine forest across environmental gradients GM Ames, SM Anderson, EA Ungberg, JP Wright Ecology 98 (8), 2225-2225, 2017	6	2017

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