Robert H. Jones

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies(23), Forest ecology and management(10), Rangeland and Wildlife Management(10), Vector-Borne Animal Diseases(9), Seedling growth and survival studies(9)

Publications56 total

Appendix A. Location of sites and diagram of nested sampling design.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Appendix E. Relationship between change in evenness of subplots following disturbance treatment application and Sorensen dissimilarity index.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Appendix D. Subplot-scale relationships between pre-disturbance richness and measures of resistance and resilience based on species importance values.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Appendix B. Nonnative plant species observed within study sites in Appalachian forests.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Appendix A. P values for ANCOVA terms investigating measures of resistance and resilience of vascular plant community composition to five disturbance treatments and pre-disturbance richness based on abundance data.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Appendix A. Richness of vascular plant species at three spatial scales sampled at three time periods across a disturbance gradient replicated at seven sites in the southern Appalachian Mountains, USA.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Appendix C. Plot-scale relationships between pre-disturbance richness and measures of resistance and resilience based on species frequency.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Appendix B. P values for ANCOVA terms investigating measures of resistance and resilience of vascular plant community composition to five disturbance treatments and pre-disturbance richness based on presence-absence data.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Appendix F. Mean percentage of nonnative species at three scales, at three times, and among five disturbance treatments.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Compositional stability and diversity of vascular plant communities following logging disturbance in Appalachian forests
Ecological Applications·2011· 57 cited
Forest productivity and tree diversity relationships depend on ecological context within mid-Atlantic and Appalachian forests (USA)
Forest Ecology and Management·2011· 58 citedOpen Access
Disturbance alters local–regional richness relationships in Appalachian forests
Ecology·2009· 37 citedOpen Access
Tree leaf litter composition and nonnative earthworms influence plant invasion in experimental forest floor mesocosms
Biological Invasions·2008· 42 cited
Assessment of Nutrient Limitation in Floodplain Forests with Two Different Techniques
Research Letters in Ecology·2008· 5 citedOpen Access
DIVERSITY–INVASIBILITY ACROSS AN EXPERIMENTAL DISTURBANCE GRADIENT IN APPALACHIAN FORESTS
Ecology·2008· 108 cited
Response of three floodplain tree species to spatial heterogeneity in soil oxygen and nutrients
Journal of Ecology·2007· 19 cited
Differences between resource patches modify root herbivore effects on plants
Plant and Soil·2007· 4 cited
Alternative silvicultural practices in Appalachian forest ecosystems: implications for species diversity, ecosystem resilience, and commercial timber production
2007· 9 cited
Correlations between soil nutrient availability and fine-root biomass at two spatial scales in forested wetlands with contrasting hydrological regimes
Canadian Journal of Forest Research·2005· 54 cited
Regeneration Strategies, Disturbance and Plant Interactions as Organizers of Vegetation Spatial Patterns in a Pine Forest
Landscape Ecology·2005· 31 cited
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R. Travis Belote(9), Rebecca R. Sharitz(6), Robert J. Mitchell(4), Paul P. Mou(4), Pu Mou(4), B. Graeme Lockaby(4), Andrew J. Lister(4), Debra S. Segal(3), Sharon M. Hood(3), Bryan W. Wender(3), Robert J. Mitchell(3), Thomas F. Wieboldt(3), Matthew A. Neatrour(3), Stephen W. Golladay(3), Willis W. Wirth(3), Philip M. Dixon(2), Judith H. Stiles(2), Dali Guo(2), Greg L. Somers(2), Robin G. Clawson(2)