M. Budny

Most-cited papers

1. Detection of Asian carp DNA as part of a Great Lakes basin-wide surveillance program

   C. Jerde, W. Chadderton, A. Mahon, M. Renshaw +4 more

   2013320 citations

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2. The use of environmental DNA in invasive species surveillance of the Great Lakes commercial bait trade

   L. Nathan, C. Jerde, M. Budny, A. Mahon

   2015Conservation Biology77 citations

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3. Shrub Encroachment Increases Transpiration Water Loss from a Subtropical Wetland

   M. Budny, B. Benscoter

   2016Wetlands (Wilmington, N.C.)31 citations

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4. Seasonal soil moisture variability, not drought, drives differences in photosynthetic physiology of two C4 grass species

   N. Lemoine, M. Budny

   2022Plant Ecology13 citations

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5. Seasonal soil moisture thresholds inhibit bacterial activity and decomposition during drought in a tallgrass prairie

   Nathan P. Lemoine, M. Budny, Ethan Rose, Jane M. Lucas +1 more

   2023Oikos10 citations

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6. Elephant megacarcasses increase local nutrient pools in African savanna soils and plants

   Courtney G. Reed, M. Budny, J. D. du Toit, Ryan Helcoski +8 more

   2025Biogeosciences7 citations Open access

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7. Schizachyrium scoparium (C4) better tolerates drought than Andropogon gerardii (C4) via constant CO2 supply for photosynthesis during water stress

   Alina Dekirmenjian, Diego Montano, M. Budny, Nathan P. Lemoine

   2024AoB Plants4 citations Open access

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8. Passive electroculture using copper rods does not improve yield in home container vegetable gardening

   Mya Chier, Aidan Oakey, M. Budny, Nathan P. Lemoine

   2025PLoS ONE3 citations Open access

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9. Impacts of Herbivory on Photosynthesis of Four Common Wisconsin Plant Species

   N. Lemoine, M. Budny

   2022The American midland naturalist3 citations

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10. Shrub Encroachment Increases Transpiration Water Loss from a Subtropical Wetland

    M. Budny, B. Benscoter

    2016Wetlands (Wilmington, N.C.)1 citations

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11. Environmentally-relevant concentrations of dissolved sucralose affect gas exchange, chlorophyll content, and flowering hue of three North American prairie species

    Mike Costello, M. Budny, Nathan P. Lemoine

    2026Ecotoxicology0 citations

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12. Nutrient legacies from elephant megacarcasses create coldspots of biodiversity and hotspots of ecosystem processes.

    Courtney G. Reed, Nathan P. Lemoine, M. Budny, Vincent C. Clarke +10 more

    2026Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America0 citations Open access

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13. Consumers stabilize grassland ecosystem functions by destabilizing belowground communities under abiotic stress.

    Jane M. Lucas, M. Budny, Nathan P. Lemoine

    2025Ecology0 citations

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14. The impact of willow encroachment on water and carbon exchange in the vegetation of a subtropical wetland

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    20150 citations

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15. Impact of Willow Invasion on Vegetation Water and Carbon Exchange in the Florida Everglades

    M. Budny, B. Benscoter

    20140 citations

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16. Potential Responses of Caribbean Mangroves to Sea Level Rise

    M. Budny

    20110 citations

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17. Seasonal Soil Moisture Thresholds Inhibit Bacterial Activity and Seasonal Soil Moisture Thresholds Inhibit Bacterial Activity and Decomposition during Drought in a Tallgrass Prairie Decomposition during Drought in a Tallgrass Prairie

    Nathan P. Lemoine, M. Budny, Ethan Rose, Jane Lucas +1 more

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18. Schizachyrium scoparium (C(C 44 ) Better Tolerates Drought than ) Better Tolerates Drought than Andropogon gerardii (C(C 44 ) via Constant CO ) via Constant CO 22 Supply for Supply for Photosynthesis During Water Stress Photosynthesis During Water Stress

    Alina Dekirmenjian, Diego Montano, M. Budny, Nathan P. Lemoine

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