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William G. Lee

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h-index: 41
Works: 156
Citations: 9,129

Most-cited papers

Functional richness, functional evenness and functional divergence: the primary components of functional diversity
N. Mason, D. Mouillot, William G. Lee, J. B. Wilson
20052,129 citations
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Modulation of leaf economic traits and trait relationships by climate
I. Wright, P. Reich, J. Cornelissen, D. Falster +10 more
2005852 citations
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Of mast and mean: differential-temperature cue makes mast seeding insensitive to climate change.
D. Kelly, A. Geldenhuis, Alex James, E. Holland +10 more
2013Ecology Letters253 citations
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ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINTS ON A GLOBAL RELATIONSHIP AMONG LEAF AND ROOT TRAITS OF GRASSES
J. Craine, William G. Lee, W. Bond, Richard J. Williams +1 more
2005252 citations
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Why bartering biodiversity fails
S. Walker, Ann Brower, R. T. Theo Stephens, William G. Lee
2009226 citations Open access
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Factors Preventing the Recovery of New Zealand Forests Following Control of Invasive Deer
D. Coomes, R. Allen, D. Forsyth, William G. Lee
2003187 citations
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Biological Invasions in New Zealand
R. Allen, William G. Lee
2006165 citations
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Landscape‐level vegetation recovery from herbivory: progress after four decades of invasive red deer control
A. Tanentzap, L. Burrows, William G. Lee, G. Nugent +2 more
2009149 citations Open access
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Plant structural defences against browsing birds: a legacy of New Zealand's extinct moas
W. Bond, William G. Lee, J. Craine
2004143 citations
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Recent loss of indigenous cover in New Zealand
S. Walker, Robbie Price, D. Rutledge, William G. Lee
2006116 citations
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Legacy of avian-dominated plant-herbivore systems in New Zealand
William G. Lee, Jamie R. Wood, G. Rogers
201099 citations
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The benefits of being in a bad neighbourhood: plant community composition influences red deer foraging decisions
Jennie N. Bee, A. Tanentzap, William G. Lee, R. B. Lavers +3 more
200993 citations
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Role of predator-proof fences in restoring New Zealand ’ s biodiversity : a response to Scofield et al . ( 2011 )
J. Innes, William G. Lee, B. Burns, C. Campbell-Hunt +3 more
201263 citations
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Bryophytes display allelopathic interactions with tree species in native forest ecosystems
P. Michel, D. Burritt, William G. Lee
201159 citations
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Species traits and their non‐additive interactions control the water economy of bryophyte cushions
P. Michel, William G. Lee, H. During, J. H. C. Cornelissen
201258 citations
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Do leaves of plants on phosphorus‐impoverished soils contain high concentrations of phenolic defence compounds?
D. Wright, G. Jordan, William G. Lee, R. Duncan +2 more
201058 citations Open access
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Effects of possums and rats on seedling establishment at two forest sites in New Zealand
D. Wilson, William G. Lee, R. Webster, R. Allen
200356 citations
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A national riparian restoration programme in New Zealand: Is it value for money?
A. Daigneault, F. Eppink, William G. Lee
2017Journal of Environmental Management52 citations
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When do plant radiations influence community assembly? The importance of historical contingency in the race for niche space.
A. Tanentzap, A. Brandt, R. Smissen, P. Heenan +2 more
2015New Phytologist50 citations Open access
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Tree fern ecology in New Zealand: A model for southern temperate rainforests
J. Brock, G. Perry, William G. Lee, B. Burns
201649 citations
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Using target sequence capture to improve the phylogenetic resolution of a rapid radiation in New Zealand Veronica.
Anne E. Thomas, J. Igea, Heidi M. Meudt, D. Albach +2 more
2021American-Eurasian journal of botany45 citations Open access
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Does fluctuating resource availability increase invasibility? Evidence from field experiments in New Zealand short tussock grassland
S. Walker, J. B. Wilson, William G. Lee
2005Biological Invasions45 citations
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Soil nutrient supply modulates temperature-induction cues in mast-seeding grasses.
A. Tanentzap, William G. Lee, D. Coomes
2012Ecology43 citations
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Absence of mammals and the evolution of New Zealand grasses
A. Antonelli, A. M. Humphreys, William G. Lee, H. Linder
2011Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Biological Sciences42 citations Open access
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Pioneer tree ferns influence community assembly in northern New Zealand forests
J. Brock, G. Perry, William G. Lee, L. Schwendenmann +1 more
201841 citations Open access
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Impact of disturbance on above-ground water storage capacity of bryophytes in New Zealand indigenous tussock grassland ecosystems
P. Michel, I. Payton, William G. Lee
201341 citations
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Primary and secondary resource pulses in an alpine ecosystem: snow tussock grass (Chionochloa spp.) flowering and house mouse (Mus musculus) populations in New Zealand.
D. Wilson, William G. Lee
201041 citations
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Polyploidy on Islands: Its Emergence and Importance for Diversification
Heidi M. Meudt, D. Albach, A. Tanentzap, J. Igea +4 more
2021Frontiers in Plant Science39 citations Open access
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Ratite and ungulate preferences for woody New Zealand plants: influence of chemical and physical traits
Meg Pollock, William G. Lee, S. Walker, G. Forrester
200739 citations
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BURNING IN A NEW ZEALAND SNOW-TUSSOCK GRASSLAND : EFFECTS ON VEGETATION AND SOIL FAUNA
G. W. Yeates, William G. Lee
200439 citations
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The resource economics of chemical and structural defenses across nitrogen supply gradients
J. Craine, W. Bond, William G. Lee, P. Reich +1 more
2003Oecologia36 citations
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Correlates of geographic range size in New Zealand Chionochloa (Poaceae) species
K. Lloyd, J. B. Wilson, William G. Lee
200336 citations
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Leaf trait-palatability relationships differ between ungulate species: evidence from cafeteria experiments using naive tussock grasses
K. Lloyd, Meg Pollock, N. Mason, William G. Lee
201035 citations
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The Cenozoic history of New Zealand temperate rainforests: comparisons with southern Australia and South America
De Lee, William G. Lee, Gregory J. Jordan, V. Barreda
201632 citations Open access
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Diversification of Chionochloa (Poaceae) and biogeography of the New Zealand Southern Alps
Michael D Pirie, K. Lloyd, William G. Lee, H. Linder
201032 citations Open access
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Frequency and impact of Holocene fire in eastern South Island, New Zealand
G. Rogers, S. Walker, Les Basher, William G. Lee
200730 citations
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Predictions of biodiversity are improved by integrating trait-based competition with abiotic filtering
L. Chalmandrier, D. Stouffer, Adam S. T. Purcell, William G. Lee +2 more
2021bioRxiv28 citations Open access
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Fine Root Traits Are Correlated with Flooding Duration while Aboveground Traits Are Related to Grazing in an Ephemeral Wetland
Adam S. T. Purcell, William G. Lee, A. Tanentzap, D. Laughlin
2018Wetlands (Wilmington, N.C.)28 citations
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Agricultural intensification: Whither indigenous biodiversity?
William G. Lee, C. Meurk, B. Clarkson
200828 citations Open access
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Plant radiation history affects community assembly: evidence from the New Zealand alpine
William G. Lee, A. Tanentzap, P. Heenan
2012Biology Letters27 citations Open access
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Identifying pathways for managing multiple disturbances to limit plant invasions
A. Tanentzap, William G. Lee, A. Monks, Kate J. Ladley +5 more
201426 citations Open access
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Niches drive peaked and positive relationships between diversity and disturbance in natural ecosystems
A. Tanentzap, William G. Lee, K. Schulz
201326 citations Open access
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Differential responses of vertebrate and invertebrate herbivores to traits of New Zealand subalpine shrubs.
A. Tanentzap, William G. Lee, J. Dugdale, Brian Patrick +3 more
2011Ecology26 citations
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Pre‐settlement woody vegetation of Central Otago, New Zealand
S. Walker, William G. Lee, G. Rogers
200425 citations
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Contrasting bacterial communities in two indigenous Chionochloa (Poaceae) grassland soils in New Zealand
Jocelyn C. Griffith, William G. Lee, D. Orlovich, T. Summerfield
2017PLoS ONE24 citations Open access
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Evolutionary conservatism explains increasing relatedness of plant communities along a flooding gradient.
A. Tanentzap, William G. Lee
2017New Phytologist24 citations Open access
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Evolutionary priority effects in New Zealand alpine plants across environmental gradients
D. Leopold, A. Tanentzap, William G. Lee, P. Heenan +1 more
201524 citations
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The woody vegetation of Central Otago, New Zealand
S. Walker, William G. Lee, G. Rogers
200424 citations
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Vegetation change after artificial disturbance in an alpine Chionochloa pallens grassland in New Zealand
K. Lloyd, William G. Lee, M. Fenner, A. Loughnan
200324 citations
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The presence of moisture deficits in Miocene New Zealand
T. Reichgelt, E. M. Kennedy, J. Conran, William G. Lee +1 more
2019Global and Planetary Change22 citations
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