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Invasive success of exotic wild oat depends on nutrient availability and competition in temperate grasslands of southern Australia by Ba, Lei, Facelli, José M.

“…Aims Invasion by exotic species commonly influences the structure and diversity of natural grasslands particularly in fertile soils. This study examined the…”
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Global sampling of plant roots expands the described molecular diversity of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi by Öpik, Maarja, Zobel, Martin, Cantero, Juan J, Davison, John, Facelli, José M, Hiiesalu, Inga, Jairus, Teele, Kalwij, Jesse M, Koorem, Kadri, Leal, Miguel E, Liira, Jaan, Metsis, Madis, Neshataeva, Valentina, Paal, Jaanus, Phosri, Cherdchai, Põlme, Sergei, Reier, Ülle, Saks, Ülle, Schimann, Heidy, Thiéry, Odile, Vasar, Martti, Moora, Mari

“…We aimed to enhance understanding of the molecular diversity of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) by building a new global dataset targeting previously…”
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Does nitrogen affect the interaction between a native hemiparasite and its native or introduced leguminous hosts? by Cirocco, Robert M., Facelli, José M., Watling, Jennifer R.

“…Associations between plants and nitrogen (N)-fixing rhizobia intensify with decreasing N supply and come at a carbon cost to the host. However, what additional…”
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Does phosphorus influence performance of a native hemiparasite and its impact on a native legume? by Cirocco, Robert M., Facelli, Evelina, Delean, Steven, Facelli, José M.

“…Phosphorus (P) is an essential plant nutrient and can become limiting in terrestrial ecosystems where parasitic plant:host associations occur. Yet little is…”
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Effects of slashing on native and invasive species, and community structure of a remnant natural grassland of South Australia by Facelli, José M., Facelli, Evelina

“…Questions We investigated the feasibility of slashing as a management tool to reduce the abundance of the exotic invasive species Avena barbata and favour…”
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Interactions between soil properties, soil microbes and plants in remnant-grassland and old-field areas: a reciprocal transplant approach by Smith, Monique E., Facelli, José M., Cavagnaro, Timothy R.

“…Background and aims The importance of plant-soil feedback is becoming widely acknowledged; however, how different soil conditions influence these interactions…”
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Response of soil microbial community structure, carbon and nitrogen cycling to drying and rewetting by Matthews, Kate E., Facelli, José M., Cavagnaro, Timothy R.

“…Global change scenarios predict that precipitation regimes will become more variable in many parts of the world, extending drought periods and increasing…”
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Forces that structure plant communities: quantifying the importance of the mycorrhizal symbiosis by Klironomos, John, Zobel, Martin, Tibbett, Mark, Stock, William D., Rillig, Matthias C., Parrent, Jeri L., Moora, Mari, Koch, Alexander M., Facelli, José M., Facelli, Evelina, Dickie, Ian A., Bever, James D.

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Plant-mycorrhizal fungi feedbacks: potential accomplices of Avena barbata’s high invasiveness by Ba, Lei, Facelli, Evelina, Facelli, José M.

“…Alteration of the soil microbial communities can have important effects on plant invasion. The interdependence between plants and soil microbes could generate…”
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The impact of a native hemiparasite on a major invasive shrub is affected by host size at time of infection by Cirocco, Robert M, Facelli, José M, Watling, Jennifer R

“…Native hemiparasitic vine as a novel biocontrol is more effective on smaller invasive shrubs and shows strong promise for protection of biodiversity. Abstract…”
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The combined effects of water and nitrogen on the relationship between a native hemiparasite and its invasive host by Cirocco, Robert M., Watling, Jennifer R., Facelli, José M.

“…Summary Stem hemiparasites are dependent on their hosts for water and nitrogen. Most studies, however, have assessed the influence of one factor on…”
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Native parasitic plants: Biological control for plant invasions? by Těšitel, Jakub, Cirocco, Robert M, Facelli, José M, Watling, Jennifer R, Bello, Francesco

“…Plant invasions cause biodiversity loss and degradation in ecosystems worldwide. The invasive species involved may be introduced, or native invaders, and…”
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The relationship between the diversity of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and grazing in a meadow steppe by Ba, Lei, Ning, Jiaxu, Wang, Deli, Facelli, Evelina, Facelli, José M., Yang, Yaning, Zhang, Lichao

“…Aims To study the relationship between changes in soil properties and plant community characters produced by grazing in a meadow steppe grassland and the…”
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Native faunal communities depend on habitat from non-native plants in novel but not in natural ecosystems by Packer, Jasmin G, Delean, Steve, Kueffer, Christoph, Prider, Jane, Abley, Kirstin, Facelli, José M, Carthew, Susan M

“…Invasive non-native plants are a major driver of native biodiversity loss, yet native biodiversity can sometimes benefit from non-native species. Depending on…”
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Underground friends or enemies: model plants help to unravel direct and indirect effects of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi on plant competition by Facelli, Evelina, Smith, Sally E, Facelli, José M, Christophersen, Helle M, Andrew Smith, F

“…We studied the effects of two arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi, singly or together, on the outcome of competition between a host (tomato cultivar, wild-type…”
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Tree shelters facilitate brown oak seedling survival and establishment in a grazing‐dominant forest of Bhutan, Eastern Himalaya by Dorji, Tshewang, Facelli, José M., Norbu, Tshewang, Delean, Steven, Brookes, Justin D.

“…Brown oak (Quercus semecarpifolia) forest is essential for ecological and socioeconomic functions, mainly grazing in the Himalayas. The tree has failed to…”
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A soil-borne generalist pathogen regulates complex plant interactions by Facelli, Evelina, McKay, Suzanne F., Facelli, José M., Scott, Eileen S.

“…Aims Plant responses to soil-borne pathogens may be modified by neighbouring plants of other species that suppress or support the pathogen without suffering…”
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Site preparation impacts on soil biotic and abiotic properties, weed control, and native grass establishment by Smith, Monique E., Cavagnaro, Timothy R., Christmas, Matthew J., Pound, Leanne M., Facelli, José M.

“…In severely degraded systems active restoration is required to overcome legacies of past land use and to create conditions that promote the establishment of…”
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Choose Local: Dung Addition from Native Herbivores Can Produce Substantial Positive Effects on the Growth of Native Grasses Compared to Livestock Dung by Guevara-Torres, Diego R., Facelli, José M.

“…Livestock grazing and dung deposition can increase soil nutrients, contributing to the dominance of exotic species. Recent research suggests that native…”
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Impacts of a native parasitic plant on an introduced and a native host species: implications for the control of an invasive weed by Prider, Jane, Watling, Jennifer, Facelli, José M.

“…Background and Aims While invasive species may escape from natural enemies in the new range, the establishment of novel biotic interactions with species native…”
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