
Selected Publications of Manuel T. Lerdau
- Funk, J., C. Jones, D. Gray, H. Throop, L. Hyatt, and M. Lerdau. (In press) Variation in isoprene emission from Quercus rubra: sources, causes, and consequences for estimating fluxes. Journal Geophysical Research.
- Ferrieri, R., D. Gray, B. Babst, M. Schueller, D. Schlyer, M. Thorpe, C. Orians, and M. Lerdau. (In press) Use of Carbon-11 shows that exogenous jasmonic acid influences carbon sources for isoprene biosynthesis in Populus. Plant, Cell and Environment.
- Powers, J and M. Lerdau. (In press) Fine roots, arbuscular mycorrhizal hyphae and soil nutrients in four neotropical rain forests: Patterns across large geographic distances. New Phytologist.
- Ashton, I.W., L.A. Hyatt, K.M. Howe, J. Gurevitch, and M. Lerdau. (In press) Invasive species accelerate decomposition and litter nitrogen loss in a mixed deciduous forest. Ecological Applications.
- Howard, T., J. Gurevitch, L. Hyatt, M. Carreiro, M. Lerdau. (2004) Forest invasibility in communities in southeastern New York. Biological Invasions 6:393-410. Article in PDF format
- Throop, H. and M. Lerdau. (2004) Nitrogen deposition and insect herbivory: implications for community and ecosystem processes. Ecosystems. 7:109-133. Article in PDF format
- Funk, J. and M. Lerdau. (2004) Photosynthesis in forest canopies and the impacts of global environmental change. IN: Forest Canopies, Patterns and Processes, 2nd edition. pp.335-358. Lowman, M. and Rinker, B. (eds.). Academic Press. San Diego.
- Lerdau, M. (2003) Keystone molecules and organic chemical flux from plants. IN: Interactions of the Major Biogeochemical Cycles: SCOPE 61. pp.177-192. Melillo, J., Field, C., and Moldan B (eds.). Island Press. Washington, D.C.
- Theis, N. and M. Lerdau. (2003) The ecology and evolution of plant secondary metabolites. International Journal of Plant Sciences. 164 s:93-102. Article in PDF format
- Powers, J. and M. Lerdau. (2003) Relaciones entre las caractersticas qumicas y fisicas de las hojas y la descomposicion de la hojarasca de especies de un bisque seco en el Parque nacional Santa Rosa, Costa Rica (in Spanish). pp.119-124. IN: Bosque Seco Tropica. Insituto de Investigacion y Servicios Forestales. San Jose, Costa Rica.
- Lerdau, M. and D. Gray. (2003) Tansley Review: The ecology and evolution of light-dependent and light-independent volatile organic carbon emission by plants. New Phytologist. 157:199-211. Article in PDF format
- Gray, D., A. Goldstein, and M. Lerdau. (2003) Regulation of methyl butenol emission from ponderosa pine. Ecology. 84:765-776. Article in PDF format
- Funk, J., C. Jones, C. Baker, H. Throop, and M. Lerdau. (2003) Diurnal variation in the basal rate of isoprene emission. Ecological Applications 13:269-278. Article in PDF format
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