Brittany H. Cranston

Most-cited papers

1. Facilitative plant interactions and climate simultaneously drive alpine plant diversity.

   L. Cavieres, R. Brooker, B. Butterfield, B. J. Cook +28 more

   2014Ecology Letters334 citations Open access

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2. A global analysis of bidirectional interactions in alpine plant communities shows facilitators experiencing strong reciprocal fitness costs.

   C. Schöb, R. Michalet, L. Cavieres, F. Pugnaire +18 more

   2014New Phytologist90 citations Open access

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3. The effects of foundation species on community assembly: a global study on alpine cushion plant communities.

   Z. Kikvidze, R. Brooker, B. Butterfield, R. Callaway +20 more

   2015Ecology75 citations Open access

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4. The context dependence of beneficiary feedback effects on benefactors in plant facilitation.

   C. Schöb, R. Callaway, F. Anthelme, R. Brooker +14 more

   2014New Phytologist46 citations Open access

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5. Gender and abiotic stress affect community‐scale intensity of facilitation and its costs

   Brittany H. Cranston, R. Callaway, A. Monks, K. Dickinson

   201246 citations

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6. Seed–seedling conflict in conifers as a result of plant–plant interactions at the forest-tundra ecotone

   Brittany H. Cranston, L. Hermanutz

   201325 citations

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7. Variation and response to experimental warming in a New Zealand cushion plant species

   Brittany H. Cranston, A. Monks, P. Whigham, K. Dickinson

   201521 citations

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8. Complex Changes in Plant Communities across a Subarctic Alpine Tree Line in Labrador, Canada + Supplementary Appendix Table (See Article Tools)

   A. Trant, Keith P. Lewis, Brittany H. Cranston, J. Wheeler +4 more

   201512 citations Open access

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9. Bryophyte community diversities and expected change under a warming climate in contrasting habitats of the Torngat Mountains, Labrador

   P. Koncz, L. Hermanutz, P. Marino, J. Wheeler +1 more

   2018The Bryologist6 citations

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10. The stress gradient hypothesis : plant facilitation at the forest-tundra transition (Mealy Mountains, Labrador, Canada)

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    20093 citations

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11. What makes a good neighbour? Drivers of facilitation in alpine cushion plant communities

    Brittany H. Cranston

    20122 citations

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12. The context-dependence of beneficiary feedback effects in plant facilitations

    C. Schöb, R. Callaway, F. Anthelme, R. Brooker +14 more

    2014Actualidad Contable Faces1 citations Open access

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