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Time outweighs the effect of host developmental stage on microbial community composition by Dibner, Reilly R, Weaver, A Monique, Brock, Marcus T, Custer, Gordon F, Morrison, Hilary G, Maignien, Lois, Weinig, Cynthia

“…ABSTRACT Thousands of microbial taxa in the soil form symbioses with host plants, and due to their contribution to plant performance, these microbes are often…”
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Multiple mechanisms confer stability to isolated populations of a rare endemic plant by Dibner, Reilly R., Peterson, Megan L., Louthan, Allison M., Doak, Daniel F.

“…The persistence of small populations remains a puzzle for ecology and conservation. Especially interesting is how naturally small, isolated populations are…”
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A critical comparison of integral projection and matrix projection models for demographic analysis by Doak, Daniel F., Waddle, Ellen, Langendorf, Ryan E., Louthan, Allison M., Chardon, Nathalie Isabelle, Dibner, Reilly R., Keinath, Douglas A., Lombardi, Elizabeth, Steenbock, Christopher, Shriver, Robert K., Linares, Cristina, Nagarcia, Maria Begoña, Funk, W. Chris, Fitzpatrick, Sarah W., Morris, William F., Peterson, Megan L.

“…Structured demographic models are among the most common and useful tools in population biology. However, the introduction of integral projection models (IPMs)…”
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Discrepancies in occupancy and abundance approaches to identifying and protecting habitat for an at‐risk species by Dibner, Reilly R., Doak, Daniel F., Murphy, Melanie

“…Predicting how environmental factors affect the distribution of species is a fundamental goal of conservation biology. Conservation biologists rely on species…”
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MECHANISMS OF POPULATION PERSISTENCE FOR A RARE ENDEMIC PLANT by Dibner, Reilly R., Peterson, Megan L., Louthan, Allison M., Doak, Daniel F.

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Time outweighs the effect of host developmental stage on microbial community composition by Dibner, Reilly R, Weaver, A. Monique, Brock, Marcus T, Custer, Gordon F, Morrison, Hilary G, Maignien, Lois, Weinig, Cynthia

“…Thousands of microbial taxa in the soil form symbioses with host plants, and due to their contribution to plant performance, these microbes are often…”
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