K. Horn

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1. Conifer expansion reduces the competitive ability and herbivore defense of aspen by modifying light environment and soil chemistry.

   W. Calder, K. Horn, S. S. St. Clair

   2011Tree Physiology77 citations

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2. Growth and survival relationships of 71 tree species with nitrogen and sulfur deposition across the conterminous U.S.

   K. Horn, R. Q. Thomas, C. Clark, L. Pardo +13 more

   2018PLoS ONE62 citations Open access

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3. Expansive fire in Mojave Desert shrubland reduces abundance and species diversity of small mammals

   K. Horn, B. McMillan, S. S. St. Clair

   201256 citations

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4. Wildfire and exotic grass invasion alter plant productivity in response to climate variability in the Mojave Desert

   K. Horn, S. S. St. Clair

   2017Landscape Ecology42 citations

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5. Nitrogen deposition and climate change effects on tree species composition and ecosystem services for a forest cohort

   G. Van Houtven, Jennifer N. Phelan, C. Clark, R. Sabo +4 more

   2019Ecological Monographs36 citations Open access

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6. Disparate origins of Bradyrhizobium symbionts for invasive populations of Cytisus scoparius (Leguminosae) in North America.

   K. Horn, I. Parker, W. Małek, S. Rodríguez-Echeverría +1 more

   2014FEMS Microbiology Ecology33 citations Open access

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7. Precipitation timing and soil heterogeneity regulate the growth and seed production of the invasive grass red brome

   K. Horn, Tara B. B. Bishop, S. S. St. Clair

   2017Biological Invasions27 citations

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8. Desert wildfire impacts on plant community function

   K. Horn, Joseph Wilkinson, S. White, S. S. St. Clair

   2015Plant Ecology26 citations

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9. The contribution of wildland fire emissions to deposition in the U S: implications for tree growth and survival in the Northwest

   S. Koplitz, C. Nolte, R. Sabo, C. Clark +3 more

   2021Environmental Research Letters25 citations Open access

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10. Germination response to temperature and moisture to predict distributions of the invasive grass red brome and wildfire

    K. Horn, R. Nettles, S. S. St. Clair

    2015Biological Invasions20 citations

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11. Above-ground tree carbon storage in response to nitrogen deposition in the U.S. is heterogeneous and may have weakened

    C. Clark, R. Q. Thomas, K. Horn

    2023Communications Earth & Environment11 citations Open access

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12. Empirical nitrogen and sulfur critical loads of U.S. tree species and their uncertainties with machine learning.

    N. Pavlovic, Shih-Tsung Chang, Jiaoyan Huang, Kenneth J. Craig +3 more

    2022Science of the Total Environment11 citations Open access

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13. Future climate change effects on US forest composition may offset benefits of reduced atmospheric deposition of N and S

    C. Clark, Jennifer N. Phelan, J. Ash, J. Buckley +4 more

    2023Global Change Biology7 citations Open access

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14. Correction: Growth and survival relationships of 71 tree species with nitrogen and sulfur deposition across the conterminous U.S.

    K. Horn, R. Q. Thomas, C. Clark, L. Pardo +13 more

    2019PLoS ONE6 citations Open access

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15. The Effect of Nitrates, pH, and Dissolved Inorganic Carbon Concentrations on the Extracellular Polysaccharide of Three Strains of Cyanobacteria Belonging to the Family Nostocaceae

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    20086 citations

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16. Habitat Distribution of Sympatric Populations of Selected Lampsiline Species Bivalvia Unionoida in the Waccamaw Drainage of Eastern North carolina and South carolina Usa

    H. J. Porter, K. Horn

    19844 citations

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17. Germination response to temperature and moisture to predict distributions of the invasive grass red brome and wildfire

    K. Horn, R. Nettles, S. S. St. Clair

    2015Biological Invasions1 citations

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18. Species-specific asynchronies in the response of tree growth and mortality to N deposition at the continental-scale

    K. Horn

    20151 citations

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19. Factors Underlying Invasive Grass Fire Regimes in the Mojave Desert and its Consequences on Plant and Animal Communities

    K. Horn

    20131 citations

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20. Recent advances in critical loads research and understanding vulnerability to N and S deposition across the contiguous U.S.

    C. Clark, R. Sabo, K. Horn, Q. Thomas +3 more

    20180 citations

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21. Precipitation timing and soil heterogeneity regulate the growth and seed production of the invasive grass red brome

    K. Horn, Tara B. B. Bishop, S. S. St. Clair

    2017Biological Invasions0 citations

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22. Wildfire and exotic grass invasion alter plant productivity in response to climate variability in the Mojave Desert

    K. Horn, S. S. St. Clair

    2016Landscape Ecology0 citations

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23. Synthesis of recent advances in critical loads research on impacts from atmospheric nitrogen deposition on terrestrial plant communities.

    C. Clark, K. Horn, R. Q. Thomas, S. Simkin +5 more

    20150 citations

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24. Repeated measures from FIA data facilitates analysis across spatial scales of tree growth responses to nitrogen deposition from individual trees to whole ecoregions

    C. Perry, K. Horn, R. Q. Thomas, L. Pardo +14 more

    20150 citations

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25. Desert wildfire impacts on plant community function

    K. Horn, Joseph Wilkinson, S. White, S. S. St. Clair

    2015Plant Ecology0 citations

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26. Roof-Dwelling Desiccation-Tolerant Cyanobacteria (Extremophiles)

    K. Horn, Deborah J. Wright, J. Jervis, M. Potts +1 more

    20080 citations

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