In Review
Sullivan BW, RL Nifong, MK Nasto, S Alvarez-Clare, YF Ishida, J Zaragoza-Castells, EA Davidson, CC Cleveland. Tropical rainforest is biogeochemically resilient following disturbances. Ecology Letters.
2017
Nasto MK, BB Osborne, Y Lekberg, GP Asner, CS Balzotti, S Porder, PG Taylor, AR Townsend, CC Cleveland. 2017. Nutrient acquisition, soil phosphorus partitioning, and competition among trees in a lowland tropical rain forest. New Phytologist 214(4): 1506-1517.
Osborne BB, MK Nasto, GP Asner, CS Balzotti, CC Cleveland, BW Sullivan, PG Taylor, AR Townsend, S Porder. 2017. Climate, topography, and canopy chemistry exert hierarchical controls over soil N cycling in a Neotropical lowland forest. Ecosystems 25: 637-652.
Osborne BB, MK Nasto, GP Asner, CS Balzotti, CC Cleveland, BW Sullivan, PG Taylor, AR Townsend, S Porder. 2017. Climate, topography, and canopy chemistry exert hierarchical controls over soil N cycling in a Neotropical lowland forest. Ecosystems 25: 637-652.
2016
Balzotti CS, GP Asner, PG Taylor, CC Cleveland, R Cole, RE Martin, MK Nasto, BB Osborne, S Porder, AR Townsend. 2016. Environmental controls on canopy foliar N distributions in a Neotropical lowland forest. Ecological Applications 26(8) 2451-2464.
2015
Sullivan BW, MK Nasto, SC Hart, BA Hungate. 2015. Proximate controls on semiarid soil greenhouse gas fluxes across 3 million years of soil development. Biogeochemistry 125(3): 375-391.
2014
Nasto MK, S Alvarez-Clare, Y Lekberg, BW Sullivan, AR Townsend, CC Cleveland. 2014. Interactions among nitrogen fixation and soil phosphorus acquisition in lowland tropical rain forests. Ecology Letters 17(10): 1282-1289.
Sullivan BW, WK Smith, AR Townsend, MK Nasto, SC Reed, R Chazdon, CC Cleveland. 2014. Spatially robust estimates of biological nitrogen (N) fixation imply substantial human alteration of the tropical N cycle. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA 111(22): 8101-8106.
Sullivan BW, WK Smith, AR Townsend, MK Nasto, SC Reed, R Chazdon, CC Cleveland. 2014. Spatially robust estimates of biological nitrogen (N) fixation imply substantial human alteration of the tropical N cycle. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA 111(22): 8101-8106.
