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It Is a Wild World in the City: Urban Wildlife Conservation and Communication in the Age of COVID-19 by Coman, Ioana A., Cooper-Norris, Caitlyn E., Longing, Scott, Perry, Gad

“…Most ecosystems are increasingly being degraded and reduced by human activities at the local and global scales. In contrast, urban environments are expanding…”
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Seasonality affects leaf nutrient and condensed tannin concentration in southern African savannah browse by Naumann, Harley D., Cooper, Caitlyn E., Muir, James P.

“…Trees that maintain some leaves throughout dry seasons become important ruminant browse depending on nutritive and antinutritive values. Leaves from seven tree…”
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Leaf functional trait responses to changes in water status differ among three oak (Quercus) species by Cooper, Caitlyn E., Vogel, Jason G., Muir, James P., Moore, Georgianne W.

“…We monitored differences in rates of foliar carbon-compound increases with progressive drought as an indicator of sink limitation status and subsequent drought…”
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Transpiration in recovering mixed loblolly pine and oak stands following wildfire in the Lost Pines region of Texas by Cooper, Caitlyn E., Aparecido, Luiza M.T., Muir, James P., Morgan, Cristine L.S., Heilman, James L., Moore, Georgianne W.

“…Depending on severity, wildfire alters stand biomass, tree species distribution, and age, which may modify stand transpiration (Et) and the amount of water…”
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Honey Mesquite Water Relations and Gas Exchange Following Herbicide-Induced Morphological Change by Cooper, Caitlyn E., Zhang, Tian, Ansley, R. James

“…Honey mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa Torr.) may maintain apical dominance after a treatment that causes partial top-kill (PTK) and leaves canopies with “stem…”
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Tortoise or hare: Will resprouting oaks or reseeding pines dominate following severe wildfire? by Cooper, Caitlyn E., Muir, James P., Morgan, Cristine L.S., Moore, Georgianne W.

“…•Loblolly pine regeneration is slower in high severity areas.•Oak resprouts exhibit more drought-tolerant characteristics than pine saplings.•Post oak…”
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Thermal dissipation sensors enter a new age: 
navigating frontiers in transpiration and hydrologic function by Moore, G.W., Adkison, C., Aparecido, L.M.T., Basant, S., Cooper, C.E., Cross, A.J., Deshpande, A., Catalan, M., Wright, C.

“…Thermal dissipation (TD) sensors have been used extensively for a wide array of sap flow applications, and yet recently several limitations of this approach…”
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Temperature Effects on Huisache (Vachellia farnesiana (L.) Wight & Arn.) Seed Germination by Teveni, Pablo C., Cox, Robert D., Cooper-Norris, Caitlyn E.

“…Huisache (Vachellia farnesiana (L.) Wight & Arn.) is a pest tree species on rangelands throughout South Texas and is expanding in range and density, due in…”
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Landscape Use and Activity Patterns of Feral Swine on Rangelands in North Texas by Harvey, Jacob G., Norris, Aaron B., Tomeček, John M., Cooper-Norris, Caitlyn E.

“…Feral swine (Sus scrofa) inhabit 35 states in the United States with an estimated population of 6 million animals. The feral swine population is greatest in…”
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Herbaceous Production and Soil Nitrogen after Mesquite Mortality in Southern Great Plains (US) Grassland by Ansley, R. James, Steffens, Tim J., Cooper-Norris, Caitlyn E., Zhang, Tian

“…In the mixed C3/C4 grassland of the southern Great Plains, United States, the invasive woody legume, honey mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa), affects grass…”
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Mesquites Limit Targeted Grazing Effects on Texas Wintergrass Growth and Reproduction Responses by Cooper-Norris, Caitlyn E., Hood, Katherine E., Murray, Darrel B., Zhang, Tian, Muir, James P., Pinchak, William E.

“…In mixed C3/C4 grasslands of the southern Great Plains of North America, honey mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa Torr.) invasion facilitates the dominance of the…”
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