Susan M. Magnoli

Most-cited papers

1. Perennial, but not annual legumes synergistically benefit from infection with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and rhizobia: a meta‐analysis

   Silmar Primieri, Susan M. Magnoli, Thomas Koffel, S. Stürmer +1 more

   2021New Phytologist58 citations Open access

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2. Shrubs as ecosystem engineers across an environmental gradient: effects on species richness and exotic plant invasion

   A. Kleinhesselink, Susan M. Magnoli, J. Cushman

   2014Oecologia29 citations

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3. Plant productivity response to inter- and intra-symbiont diversity: Mechanisms, manifestations and meta-analyses.

   Susan M. Magnoli, J. Bever

   2023Ecology Letters25 citations Open access

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4. Nitrogen-fixing symbiotic bacteria act as a global filter for plant establishment on islands

   C. Delavaux, P. Weigelt, Susan M. Magnoli, H. Kreft +2 more

   2022Communications Biology16 citations Open access

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5. Mutualisms in a warming world: How increased temperatures affect the outcomes of multimutualist interactions.

   Susan M. Magnoli, Kane R. Keller, Jennifer A. Lau

   2022Ecology15 citations

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6. Novel plant–microbe interactions: Rapid evolution of a legume–rhizobium mutualism in restored prairies

   Susan M. Magnoli, Jennifer A. Lau

   2020Journal of Ecology15 citations

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7. Rapid adaptation (or not) in restored plant populations

   Susan M. Magnoli

   2020Evolutionary Applications12 citations Open access

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8. Soil microbiome composition is highly responsive to precipitation and plant composition manipulations in a field biodiversity experiment

   Haley M. Burrill, Susan M. Magnoli, J. Bever

   2025Frontiers in microbiomes9 citations Open access

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9. The Limits to Adaptation in Restored Ecosystems and How Management Can Help Overcome Them1

   Jennifer A. Lau, Susan M. Magnoli, Chad R. Zirbel, L. Brudvig

   2019Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden9 citations Open access

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10. Evolution of increased Medicaco polymorpha size during invasion does not result in increased competitive ability

    Zoe L. Getman-Pickering, Casey P. terHorst, Susan M. Magnoli, Jennifer A. Lau

    2018Oecologia8 citations

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11. Evolution in novel environments: do restored prairie populations experience strong selection?

    Susan M. Magnoli, Jennifer A. Lau

    2019bioRxiv6 citations Open access

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12. Legume life history interacts with land use degradation of rhizobia: Implications for restoration success

    Susan M. Magnoli, J. Bever

    2025Ecological Applications3 citations Open access

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13. The role of rapid adaptation in plant population establishment

    Susan M. Magnoli

    20182 citations

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14. Community-level Impacts of a Dominant Plant Invader on Native and Exotic Vegetation in a Coastal Dune Ecosystem

    Susan M. Magnoli

    20111 citations

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15. Differences in phenotypic plasticity between native and invasive plants mediated by rhizobia

    Susan M. Magnoli

    20150 citations

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16. Shrubs as ecosystem engineers across an environmental gradient: effects on species richness and exotic plant invasion

    A. Kleinhesselink, Susan M. Magnoli, J. Cushman

    2014Oecologia0 citations

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17. Responses to invasion and invader removal differ between native and exotic plant groups in a coastal dune

    Susan M. Magnoli, A. Kleinhesselink, J. Cushman

    2013Oecologia0 citations

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