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Agricultural sustainability and intensive production practices

Assessment of different link functions for modeling binary data to derive sound inferences and predictions

An automated method to derive habitat preferences of wildlife in GIS and telemetry studies: A flexible software tool and examples of its application

Biodiversity, composition, and ecosystem processes: Theory and concepts

Experimental and observational studies of diversity, productivity and stability

The transition from sampling to complementarity

The development of vegetative zonation patterns in restored prairie pothole wetlands

Constructing cell-based habitat patches useful in conservation planning

Given a raster of environmental or habitat values representing a landscape, we construct agglomerations of contiguous cells that constitute habitat patches. This land-allocation problem has received inadequate attention in the academic literature and cannot be solved with commercial GIS packages. In our method, each patch begins from an initial seed cell and continues to accrete neighboring cells until it reaches a desired total habitat value.

Allometric scaling of production and life-history variation in vascular plants

Long-term tree ring chronologies from sympatric tropical dry-forest trees: Individualistic responses to climate variation