Search Results - "David Bruce Lewis"

Do geographically isolated wetlands influence landscape functions? by Cohen, Matthew J, Irena F. Creed, Laurie Alexander, Nandita B. Basu, Aram J. K. Calhoun, Christopher Craft, Ellen D’Amico, Edward DeKeyser, Laurie Fowler, Heather E. Golden, James W. Jawitz, Peter Kalla, L. Katherine Kirkman, Charles R. Lane, Megan Lang, Scott G. Leibowitz, David Bruce Lewis, John Marton, Daniel L. McLaughlin, David M. Mushet, Hadas Raanan-Kiperwas, Mark C. Rains, Lora Smith, Susan C. Walls

“…Geographically isolated wetlands (GIWs), those surrounded by uplands, exchange materials, energy, and organisms with other elements in hydrological and habitat…”
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Effects of flooding and warming on soil organic matter mineralization in Avicennia germinans mangrove forests and Juncus roemerianus salt marshes by Lewis, David Bruce, Brown, Jewel A., Jimenez, Kristine L.

“…Under a changing climate, coastal wetlands experience sea level rise, warming, and vegetation change, all of which may influence organic matter mineralization…”
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Response of soil nitrogen retention to the interactive effects of soil texture, hydrology, and organic matter by Castellano, Michael J., Lewis, David Bruce, Kaye, Jason P.

“…Advances in nitrogen (N) saturation and retention theories have focused on soil organic matter (SOM) biogeochemistry in the absence of dynamic soil hydrology…”
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Response of wetland soil carbon to groundwater conservation: Probabilistic outcomes from error propagation by Lewis, David Bruce

“…•Whether restored wetland hydrology improves wetland function often goes unstudied.•I investigate if reduced groundwater pumping enhances wetland soil carbon…”
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Connecting carbon and nitrogen storage in rural wetland soil to groundwater abstraction for urban water supply by Lewis, David Bruce, Feit, Sharon J

“…We investigated whether groundwater abstraction for urban water supply diminishes the storage of carbon (C), nitrogen (N), and organic matter in the soil of…”
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Inorganic nitrogen immobilization in live and sterile soil of old-growth conifer and hardwood forests: implications for ecosystem nitrogen retention by Lewis, David Bruce, Kaye, Jason P

“…Rapid immobilization of inorganic nitrogen (N) in soil contributes to ecosystem N accumulation, even in old-growth and chronically-fertilized forests once…”
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Carbon and nitrogen pools and mobile fractions in surface soils across a mangrove saltmarsh ecotone by Lewis, David Bruce, Jimenez, Kristine L., Abd-Elrahman, Amr, Andreu, Michael G., Landry, Shawn M., Northrop, Robert J., Campbell, Cassandra, Flower, Hilary, Rains, Mark C., Richards, Christina L.

“…In the subtropics, climate change is pushing woody mangrove forests into herbaceous saltmarshes, altering soil carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) pools, with…”
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Forest succession, soil carbon accumulation, and rapid nitrogen storage in poorly remineralized soil organic matter by Lewis, David Bruce, Castellano, Michael J, Kaye, Jason P

“…Substantial nitrogen (N) retention by temperate terrestrial ecosystems results from the rapid storage of newly deposited N in stable soil organic matter. Yet,…”
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Hierarchical Regulation of Nitrogen Export from Urban Catchments: Interactions of Storms and Landscapes by Lewis, David Bruce, Grimm, Nancy B.

“…In urban catchments of arid central Arizona, we investigate how the export of mineral and organic nitrogen (N) in storm runoff is regulated by interactions…”
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Legacies of agriculture and urbanization in labile and stable organic carbon and nitrogen in Sonoran Desert soils by Lewis, David Bruce, Kaye, Jason P, Kinzig, Ann P

“…Soils regulate air and water quality by storing large pools of carbon (C) and nitrogen (N). Land management decisions have an enduring influence on the…”
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Labile carbon and other soil quality indicators in two tillage systems during transition to organic agriculture by Lewis, David Bruce, Kaye, Jason P., Jabbour, Randa, Barbercheck, Mary E.

“…Weed management is one of the primary challenges for producers transitioning from conventional to organic agriculture. Tillage and the use of cover crops are…”
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Agrarian legacy in soil nutrient pools of urbanizing arid lands by Lewis, David Bruce, Kaye, Jason P, Gries, Corinna, Kinzig, Ann P, Redman, Charles L

“…Today's worldwide expansion of dry land cities consumes cultivated and native ecosystems, providing laboratories for investigating imprints of former land use…”
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Subsystems, flowpaths, and the spatial variability of nitrogen in a fluvial ecosystem by Lewis, David Bruce, Grimm, Nancy B, Harms, Tamara K, Schade, John D

“…Nutrient dynamics in rivers affect biogeochemical fluxes from land to oceans and the atmosphere. Fluvial ecosystems are thus important environments for…”
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Trade-Offs between Growth and Survival: Responses of Freshwater Snails to Predacious Crayfish by Lewis, David Bruce

“…Foraging organisms must often balance the conflicting demands of feeding and avoiding predators. I investigated whether the freshwater snail Amnicola limosa…”
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Spatial Structure of Variability in a Semi-arid, Fluvial Ecosystem by Lewis, D.B, Schade, J.D, Huth, A.K, Grimm, N.B

“…The arrangement and composition of flowpath types within a given network are thought to govern its functioning. This concept assumes that different flowpath…”
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Landscape spatial patterns in freshwater snail assemblages across Northern Highland catchments by Lewis, David Bruce, Magnuson, JohN. J.

“…1. Limnologists and landscape ecologists have illustrated how the spatial position of a lake in a landscape influences many of its properties, from the…”
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Distribution of recreational boating across lakes: do landscape variables affect recreational use? by Reed-Andersen, TarA, Bennett, Elena M., Jorgensen, Bradley S., Lauster, George, Lewis, David Bruce, Nowacek, David, Riera, Joan L., Sanderson, Beth L., Stedman, Richard

“…1. Because people impact lake ecosystems, it is important to consider factors influencing the human use of freshwater resources. We investigated the influence…”
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Niche-based and biogeographic constraints on benthic communities by Lewis, David Bruce

“…The diversity and species composition of communities derive from niche-based and biogeographic processes. Niche-based constraints operate in the immediate…”
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