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Karen M. Gill

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h-index: 13
Works: 20
Citations: 826

Most-cited papers

Declining summer flows of Rocky Mountain rivers: Changing seasonal hydrology and probable impacts on floodplain forests
S. Rood, Jason Pan, Karen M. Gill, Carmen G. Franks +2 more
2008270 citations
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Instream flows and the decline of riparian cottonwoods along the Yakima River, Washington, USA
Jeffrey H. Braatne, R. Jamieson, Karen M. Gill, S. Rood
2007108 citations
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Floodplain forest succession reveals fluvial processes: A hydrogeomorphic model for temperate riparian woodlands.
G. Egger, E. Politti, E. Lautsch, R. Benjankar +2 more
2015Journal of Environmental Management69 citations
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Effects of flooding on leaf development, transpiration, and photosynthesis in narrowleaf cottonwood, a willow-like poplar
S. Rood, J. L. Nielsen, L. Shenton, Karen M. Gill +1 more
2010Photosynthesis Research64 citations
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Climate change and future flows of Rocky Mountain rivers: converging forecasts from empirical trend projection and down‐scaled global circulation modelling
A. Shepherd, Karen M. Gill, Stewart B. Rood
201052 citations
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Sand and sandbar willow: a feedback loop amplifies environmental sensitivity at the riparian interface
S. Rood, Lori A. Goater, Karen M. Gill, J. Braatne
2010Oecologia48 citations
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Hydrologic linkages between a climate oscillation, river flows, growth, and wood Δ13C of male and female cottonwood trees.
S. Rood, D. J. Ball, Karen M. Gill, S. Kaluthota +2 more
2013Plant, Cell and Environment45 citations Open access
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Biological bank protection: trees are more effective than grasses at resisting erosion from major river floods
Stewart B. Rood, Sarah G. Bigelow, M. Polzin, Karen M. Gill +1 more
201529 citations
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Insurance fraud: the business as a victim?
Karen M. Gill, Adrian Woolley, M. Gill
200527 citations
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Century‐long records reveal slight, ecoregion‐localized changes in Athabasca River flows
Stewart B. Rood, Geoff W. Stupple, Karen M. Gill
201524 citations
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A Twofold Strategy for Riparian Restoration: Combining a Functional Flow Regime and Direct Seeding to Re‐establish Cottonwoods
S. Rood, Sobadini Kaluthota, Karen M. Gill, E. Hillman +3 more
201623 citations
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Ecohydrology and stewardship of Alberta springs ecosystems
A. Springer, L. E. Stevens, J. Ledbetter, Elizabeth M. Schaller +2 more
201522 citations
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Post-pollination prefertilization drops affect germination rates of heterospecific pollen in larch and Douglas-fir
P. von Aderkas, M. Nepi, M. Rise, Federico Buffi +6 more
2012Sexual Plant Reproduction14 citations
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Climate change and hydrology at the prairie margin: Historic and prospective future flows of Canada's Red Deer and other Rocky Mountain rivers
Laurens J. Philipsen, Karen M. Gill, A. Shepherd, S. Rood
2018Hydrological Processes12 citations Open access
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Springs ecosystems: vulnerable ecological islands where environmental conditions, life history traits, and human disturbance facilitate non-native plant invasions
Kayleigh G. Nielson, Karen M. Gill, A. Springer, J. Ledbetter +2 more
2019Biological Invasions11 citations
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The Irrigation Effect: How River Regulation Can Promote Some Riparian Vegetation
Karen M. Gill, Lori A. Goater, J. Braatne, S. Rood
2018Environmental Management7 citations
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Evaluation of instream flow management for riparian restoration along the St. Mary River, Alberta
Karen M. Gill
20071 citations
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Fiddling in hotel bars: types, patterns, motivations and prevention
Karen M. Gill
20051 citations
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Springs ecosystems: vulnerable ecological islands where environmental conditions, life history traits, and human disturbance facilitate non-native plant invasions
Kayleigh G. Nielson, Karen M. Gill, A. Springer, J. Ledbetter +2 more
2019Biological Invasions0 citations
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河岸回復のための二重戦略:ハコヤナギを再確立するための機能的流動様式と直播の結合【Powered by NICT】
Stewart B. Rood, Sobadini Kaluthota, Karen M. Gill, E. J. Hillman +3 more
20160 citations
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